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Indeed, many German economists argue that benefits must be cut more drastically to make people look for work.

In 1957, there were at least three other films that spoke more drastically to the disasters of war - Anthony Mann's Men in War, Stanley Kubrick's Paths of Glory and Nicholas Ray's Bitter Victory.

And, more drastically, to the living spaces of individuals prone to hoarding.

Surprisingly, the change of Trp220, either conservatively to phenylalanine, or more drastically to alanine, had little effect on uptake (Fig 3 and Supplementary Table S1), despite the conservation of this residue in aligned NCS1 transporters.

In fact, if developments continue in their current form, they can result in significant changes to the structure of his regime, or more drastically, lead to its total demise.

Unfortunately, since the early 20th century when Mead, Dewey, and Addams were together in Chicago, the intellectual genealogy of American philosophy, sociology and social work has more drastically diverged to a point where crossover is less likely and perhaps less welcome.

However, these changes were not progressive but more drastically linked to the gestation stage, and differences were more particularly obvious between the first and the second trimester.

And the bigger the species -- meaning the more weight a male would have to drag skyward -- the more drastically males appeared to have become diminished relative to their gargantuan mates.

The curve trend is however different such that Q 1 reduces more drastically as compared to the three-stage system; maximum flow rate is observed to be at the similar pressure head of −0.16.

Foxconn's revenue in 2008 dropped 15.4% to $9.3 billion from the previous year, while net profit declined even more drastically, by 83%, to $197 million.

Due to severe market competition, Foxconn's turnover in 2008 dropped 15.4% to $9.3 billion from the previous year, while net profit declined even more drastically, by 83%, to $197 million.