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But, perhaps most important, Germany's attitude towards the eurozone in general, and Greece in particular, has changed.

The answer has a lot to do with how the world — and China in particular — has changed, and a lot to do with how the Chinese see the world that's coming.

"Nothing in particular has changed," said Mr. Ulyanov, a pleasant man with a brilliant row of gold teeth, who was a Communist Party member for years and who began in the plant in 1963 as a lathe operator.

Yet the Middle East in particular has changed considerably since the invasion of Iraq, and it is quite clear that none of the above concepts guides Western policy towards the region today.

The way women consume alcohol, in particular, has changed since the nineteen-sixties, in concert with shifts in laws and etiquette around public drinking: the Australian women's movement in that decade won the right for women to drink in public bars.

But one thing in particular has changed dramatically since Vonnegut's short story-writing heyday: the overwhelming income gap between the rich and poor. .

Over the last decade, our high street pubs, in particular, have changed out of all recognition.

It shows that attitudes to women, in particular, have changed remarkably.

The advent of the U.S.-India civil nuclear initiative, in particular, had changed the terms for Islamabad, but its CD strategy had never been updated.

I don't think they are any worse than they were, but two things in particular have changed the way they are perceived.

Of course, the reason for the cellphone's triumph over the great voice quality of traditional landline phones is obvious: the mobile phone and the smartphone, in particular, have changed the nature of communication.