It was also a perhaps belated realization by these chefs and their fans that a law signed eight years ago is truly taking effect and is about to change the way they do business drastically, putting California on the front lines of the battle about force-feeding ducks and geese to produce the silky liver delicacy.
The company said last month that it was planning to make a series of moves to reduce inventory, and a person close to the company said recently that Apple was hoping to reduce its inventory drastically to put its business problems behind it quickly.
It's tough to imagine these giant competitors pivoting so drastically as to put synchronous group video chat front and center.
But if Obama can build on his success, he could quite conceivably move a few battleground states from Barely to Weak, and improve his chances for success so drastically as to put the magic 270 EV number out of reach of the Romney team.
He shut 900 shops, mostly in the United States, drastically cut costs and put the company back on course.
EToys, which said that sales were coming up drastically short of predictions, put itself up for sale in the middle of the month.
Originally Kentucky officials had hoped to prohibit the use of furosemide in all its races, but trainers argued fiercely that the ban would thin the herd of horses in the lower tiers so drastically that it would put them out of business.
And soft drinks contain high-fructose corn syrup, which raises blood sugar and increases insulin drastically, and thus puts stress on the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas, Dr. Hu said.
McCaskill has also drastically outspent Hawley, putting up more than $33 million to ensure that she keeps her seat.
Authors constantly revise their manuscripts, especially in the age of the word processor, although it's hard to put out a drastically rewritten edition of a published book.
