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They were like: we're delighted he's back, but if it's recognisably Aphex, has he effected a similar leap forward to the one he made when he first arrived with Selected Ambient Works?
My helicopters have done a brilliant job locating a number of migrant vessels and my landing craft have effected their rescues with typical professionalism and complete success".
Television is necessarily slower, but change can be swiftly effected if the will and the wiles are there.
The merger, effected by Mr U Previti and based on balance sheets drawn up as at December 27th 1978, was the answer.Mr U Previti said there would be an interest-bearing receivable, due from Fininvest Srl, of 17.69 billion lire in Fininvest Roma's balance sheet at December 27th 1978 (ie, the payment made by Fininvest Roma at step 8 of table 1 must have been included in that balance).
Mr Brown's cure was effected because his bone marrow (and thus the pertinent part of his immune system, which HIV infects) was destroyed and replaced during a course of treatment for leukaemia.
Now suddenly the bank has reversed its position and is against any upgradation of pensions in the future despite changes in the salaries of government employees.What is worse it has decided to effect a cut in the existing pensions undoing the raise effected earlier.
Her husband, Pradeep Kariyawasam, is being investigated over a questionable share transaction effected while he was chairman of the state-owned National Savings Bank.
The best hope for reform may well come from the corporations that bankroll the World Cup, as they fear the taint will attach to them.Change can be effected , as the experience of the International Olympic Committee shows.
As he put it, "One should not postpone more direct political action, while awaiting the gradual change in public opinion to be effected through education and information.
If placebos could be exploited rationally, perhaps in conjunction with functional drugs, better treatments might be effected.
There's much too little attention paid to the way the cultural revolution of the 1960s was largely effected by entrepreneurs and corporations in the entertainment sector, seeking and shaping new markets and new products in a society where productivity increases were leading to sated demand for traditional consumer goods.
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The word "effected" primarily functions as a verb in the past tense or as a past participle. It denotes the action of causing something to happen or bringing about a specific result. As Ludwig AI suggests, its usage signifies a deliberate action leading to a tangible outcome.
Expression frequency: Very common
