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He said the change was a clear sign of how Mr. Rossotti is remaking the I.R.S. to make it easier for taxpayers to comply with the law.

Yet in a clear sign of how out of step the NUS leadership is with its members and the rest of the union movement, Porter and the majority of the NUS NEC voted against backing either.

The trips to see the neighbours at the expense of dealing with any prospective domestic partners are a clear sign of how business will be done in Iraq in future, said one senior ambassador.

(Ms. Giannini's Facebook page had to be removed last year because of recurring "identity theft" and an unmanageable number of "friends" — "It is a clear sign of how much people want to get in touch with her," Mr. di Marco said).

Of course, since wildfires in Russia destroyed much of the world's crop and the country banned the export of grain through December, wheat prices have risen over 45 percent from five weeks ago — a clear sign of how volatile the market can be.

But it's a clear sign of how generally beguiled they are that Leila – not one of life's natural participators – joins in the dancing at every invitation, while Ben lasts a full 70 of the show's 75 minutes before declaring himself ready to leave.

Boston globe Jet fighters scrambled The extraordinary precautions taken when news of the crash was broadcast were clear signs of how the ongoing anthrax scare and terrorism events of two months ago have changed the country in fundamental ways.

Far from the campaign trail, these are clear signs of how the alliance currently serves the U.S. ― and how great a burden Americans would take on alone if Washington begins to back away from its relationships come January 2017.

In perhaps the clearest sign of how the world has moved on, a real estate developer has purchased the rest of the property.

The dearth of fresh ideas is perhaps the clearest sign of how policy makers have been flummoxed by the rise in oil prices.

Expectations had been reduced, but the City consensus was for a profit of just over £900m – a clear sign of  just how bad things have got.