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Today, most marathoners simply want to finish, and races have become dramatically slower, at least after the top runners.
As the authors of the 2012 British Social Attitudes survey put it: "[In recent years] economically comfortable and culturally more cosmopolitan groups show little change in their assessments of economic impacts [of immigration], but economically and socially insecure groups have become dramatically more hostile".
All cars and trucks have become dramatically safer over the years: Since 1975, the number of fatal crashes in per million vehicle miles traveled in cars, large trucks and motorcycles, has been cut in half; the rate for light tucks, including SUVs, has fallen, but not quite as fast.
Instead, what they show is that the world's best-performing economies have become dramatically more energy efficient over time.
Palestinians households have become dramatically poorer, especially in Gaza.
By NF 57, these folds have become dramatically longer and thinner to form the primary alveolar septa (Fig. 1J,K).
But the tax code has become dramatically less progressive since the 1960s, as tax cuts and loopholes have reduced a wide variety of taxes paid by the rich.
The political landscape had become dramatically harsher, though, after Afrikaner nationalists, propounding a fiercely racist program that they called apartheid, won a whites-only national election in 1948.
The Books pages consider how the built environment around the world, both above and below ground, has become dramatically more vertical – and more unequal.
Schafer said she believed that women's soccer had become dramatically more popular in the 16 years between the World Cup wins.
