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While "2030" offers a perspective that is dramatically wider than in any of Mr. Brooks's movies — even his post-mortem fantasy "Defending Your Life" — it demonstrates an underlying truth about his comedy: succeeding as a satirist means always predicting, and being prepared for, disaster, and making light of the human condition requires being deeply attuned to its dark potential.

Both front and rear wheels are 19-inch, but the rear tire is dramatically wider at 345/35 versus the front at 245/35.

The income/wealth gap in 1997 was dramatically wider than in 1979.

As a result, the (111) peaks of the three incorporated samples are dramatically wider than that of the pure sample.

But men's informal wear also followed the trend, sometimes making even more ostentatious display of luxury furs, as in Paris Bordon's "Portrait of a Man," whose sober black velvet robe is dramatically enlivened by a wide, waist-length collar of lynx.

The idea is that if each unit is autonomously fortified, yet housed within a common administrative "dome," the likelihood of a one-and-done, organization-wide breach is dramatically reduced.

The ratio between its terminal human branch length (0.050) and the human branch of nearby ancestral repeats (0.0051) is about 10, which is dramatically larger than the genome wide average of 0.68.

Genome-wide DNA methylation in cancer cells is dramatically different from that in normal cells (for the review see, for example [ 72- 75]).

Genome-wide studies confirm that O-GlcNAcyaltion of histone H2A at Ser40 is dramatically changed during the differentiation in mouse trophoblast stem cells (Hirosawa et al., 2016).

The demand for a wide variety of applications for a biosensor in industrial, environmental and biomedical diagnostics is dramatically increasing [1 3].

— it is dramatically persuasive.