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More radically — with "alma-matricidal impiety," as he put it — Wells indicted academia; the university was itself medieval.

Picasso, in tandem with Matisse's erstwhile Fauve comrade Braque, would build on Cézanne more radically, with the stroke-by-stroke faceting of Cubism.

The two remaining contestants approach QFT in a way that breaks more radically with traditional ontologies than any of the proposed particle and field interpretations.

He predicts that the Haub family will be forced either to restructure more radically, possibly with new managers, or sell out to a larger chain.

Nobody since Jesus has lived a life more radically in keeping with his gospel than St. Francis did; and St. Francis, unburdened by the weight of being the Messiah, went Jesus one better and extended his gospel to all creation.

"Live in Europe 1967" — briskly covering five countries in just over a week's time — captures a band more radically sure of itself, with a freer, more combustible interplay.

More radically, he is flirting with "open-sourcing" policy: some companies now go online to solicit solutions to stubborn problems, so why not the public sector?Of course, there are caveats to all this fervour.

More radically, he planned to experiment with innovative filming techniques such as hand-held filming and natural light.

More radically, he has demonstrated that working with co‑writers can dramatically multiply sales.

The production, which takes a few venial liberties with the text, more radically interpolates two vignettes to make Shylock sympathetic, notably a harrowing baptism scene that shows his forced conversion to Christianity.

In the light of these considerations the problem is not only who is the best candidate to undergo to HSCT but, more radically, if the proposed procedure is consistent with the fundamental aim of medicine, that is beneficence.