Earlier this year matters dramatically worsened when the jihadists suddenly pushed south, threatening even Bamako, the capital.So France's President François Hollande decided to act.
It may not matter dramatically who is the president.
And, the longer I am around, I think it's the market's psychology that matters dramatically.
He's a player who, through some kind of extra sense — some vision, some sense of timing, some determination — is often where he needs to be when the consequences matter dramatically.
Location matters dramatically when it comes to picking schools.
Rarely has he done it so dramatically when it mattered as in beating David Ferrer in four sets today to reach the final of the Australian Open for the second year in a row.
But in his view matters have dramatically improved in recent years.
A British Internet-security firm, Clearswift, recently predicted that "botnets will, unless matters change dramatically, proliferate to the point where much of the Internet... comes to resemble a mosaic of botnets".
"The Guide to Navigating Through the Northern Sea Route," published in English in 1996 by the Russian Ministry of Defense, put the matter more dramatically: "Any attempt at independent, at vessel's own risk, transiting the NSR, without possessing and using full information, and without using all means of support, is doomed to failure".
In other words, no matter how dramatically effective the high-tech performance of "The Technophobe and the Madman" might be, the play's success is still based on one of the timeless principles of show business, as espoused in the musical "Gypsy" by Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim: "You gotta have a gimmick".
