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A slight change in either direction might not matter much, but a dramatic shift would definitely qualify as a potentially critical October Surprise.

No longer trailing the Conservatives in the polls, Labour took the lead, tempting Brown to call a snap election in order to secure his own mandate, but a dramatic shift back to the Conservatives in September 2007 quelled such speculation.

In 2018, 36% of Catholics said they had been to church in the past seven days, a small drop from the 39% average between 2014 and 2017, but a dramatic shift since 1975 when 75% reported weekly attendance.

This spectacle of cocky losers and a rattled winner was not just a reversal of expected roles but a dramatic shift from a few months ago, when it was doubtful whether the tobacco companies would be able to appeal at all.

This is not spectral inversion for pitch; but, a dramatic shift makes most of the same trouble as inversion.

But a dramatic shift awaits this market once teens and young adults adopt wireless portables at the same rate they are taking to PCs.

The development of modern social security systems from the 1880s reflects not only a gradual but fundamental change in the aims and scope of social policy but also a dramatic shift in expert and popular opinion with regard to the relative significance of the social and personal causes of need.

But overall a dramatic shift towards long-term funding has taken place.

She argues for "regime change", meaning not just a change in leadership, but also a dramatic shift in policy.

But in a dramatic shift, Bollywood actresses now regularly appear at their premieres draped in glittery and modern-looking saris.

There is, but it requires a dramatic shift in public attitudes.