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However, in remote Indigenous communities in the 'Top End' of the Northern Territory (NT), where around 26,000 Indigenous people live, extraordinarily high smoking rates of 65%83%% have changed little over the last quarter of a century [ 2- 4].
He called the talks "extraordinarily productive .But America's dialogue with Pakistan seems to have changed little since the former military ruler, Pervez Musharraf, reluctantly signed up to George Bush's "war on terror" in 2001.
The way "Gloria" has kept its nature suggests that extraordinarily little has changed about the artistry of Mr. Morris and his dancers.
The high level of investor interest underscores how extraordinarily Detroit has changed since its senior executives went to Washington for emergency aid in the fall of 2008.
French politics have proved extraordinarily static in recent years even as the country has changed.
Archivists said that 18 years was an extraordinarily long time for a library to process an individual's papers, and they wondered if the library had changed its mind about the value of Mr. Brodeur's donation.
At this age, life can change extraordinarily quickly.
That hasn't changed, nor have the extraordinarily close family ties that bind her characters to one another.
It's true: Most of us have an extraordinarily difficult time trying to change our habits or create new ones.
With health-care inflation outstripping the ordinary kind and an increasing aversion to higher taxes, Britons' extraordinarily low level of private spending on health may have to change.
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