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It has only been in the last two decades or so that the picture for such youngsters has decisively changed, with increasing medical and educational awareness of their special strengths and problems, and the widespread introduction of special schools and camps for autistic children.

Gregory Rodriguez, a fellow at the New America Foundation whose earlier researches have decisively changed the understanding of Latino experience in the United States, has added a new element to the assimilation debate: facts and figures*.

The advances in ICTs have decisively changed the library and learning environment.

After a week of fighting here, the situation on the ground has not decisively changed.

However, no study has decisively tested changes in both CS+ valence and arousal with reinstatement.

The mainspring of the film, the subject that sparked the marches in Selma, is voting rights, and though they were granted by law in 1965 they're once again under assault — precisely at a time when many whites are comfortably satisfied that things have, in fact, decisively changed since the bad old days of Jim Crow.

"As the experience of Europe has decisively shown, we in the West don't have the power to change Muslims," he wrote last March.

But with "Mother," Ms. Maines has decisively left country behind.

He writes as if the sceptical or "minimalist" side has decisively won that intellectual war.

Likewise, McCain has decisively defeated his Republican rivals among independents.

But if we win, we finally have a chance to show the balance of opinion as decisively changed -- even when we have to modify a state constitution.