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To that end, the director Diane Paulus and the playwright Suzan-Lori Parks have added new scenes, punched up some dialogue, invented biographical details and — most radically — added a more upbeat ending.

"We didn't want to change anything radically," he added.

He said the disease was taking hold in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia "because they're extremely poor which is radically unacceptable", adding: "It makes me sick and makes me angry".

"The American mentality is radically different," he added.

And quite possibly successive generations of such Isaiah-men, piously keeping his words alive through radically changing times, added the sustaining messages of hope, well designed to seize the fancy of suffering humanity down the centuries.

"Stern [Nicholas Stern, the economist who put climate change on the political agenda] is radically wrong," he added, in arguing that acting now to cut carbon would be cheaper in the long run.

He added: "They radically challenge assumptions about the kinds of work Miró was doing.

Hempel appreciated the point, recognizing that some statistical arguments that satisfy his conditions on explanation have the property that, even though all the premises are true, the support they lend to the conclusion would be radically undermined by adding extra premises.

He added that Warhol radically changed the language of art.

He added that it "radically changes our views of the context and meaning of the earliest Palaeolithic art".

With the added benefit of radically improved gaming technology, the rebranding exercise could not have wished for a more bankable cover star than Lara.