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Katrina delivered a massive surge of water that dramatically enlarged lakes, including Lake Lery and Petit Lake.

On the face of it, the new principle dramatically enlarged the reach of international law, potentially protecting citizens anywhere from brutal rulers.

But the Scotsman reports that James Mullighan, a former music industry executive and arts journalist, has been in overall charge of the event since mid-February having had his role dramatically enlarged since being appointed festival producer in December.

"We believe that the combined entity will be even greater than the sum of its parts and our dramatically enlarged media platform will create tremendous opportunities for all of us within the Summit and Lionsgate families.

Beyond this sample of BL Lacs, the population of gamma-ray AGNs has also dramatically enlarged in the Fermi era, permitting us to discuss the presence of a correlation between radio and gamma-ray properties with improved statistical significance.

Our knowledge on how galactic and anomalous cosmic rays are modulated in the inner heliosphere has been dramatically enlarged due to measurements provided by several missions launched in the past ten years.

The vast design wraps around the existing 1920s building, transforming and also dramatically enlarging the space.

The simulation results indicate that the growth in the thickness of air electrode reduces the effect of particle diameter while dramatically enlarges the effect of porosity.

In addition, the aspect ratios of Ag NWs dramatically enlarge when mixing PVP-40 with PVP-360 because the diameters are reduced significantly.

A couple of miles east of Los Liones Canyon, Cunin is embroiled in a controversy with neighbors over plans to dramatically enlarge his house.

In her new book, Corporate Citizen?: An Argument for the Separation of Corporation and State, Stetson law professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy documents corporate efforts to dramatically enlarge their political and commercial speech and religious "rights" through lawsuits, campaign contributions, and lobbying.