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And this resolution represents a dramatic departure in foreign policy.

His answer surprised and delighted me: it represents a dramatic departure from the policy of the government with which he has worked so closely.

The organisation – which aims to combine hi-tech investigative techniques with a new type of accountability hearings – represents a dramatic departure in efforts to halt an epidemic of poaching and smuggling.

The announcement of a carbon pricing program represents a dramatic departure from the previous administration under Stephen Harper, who championed the expansion of the country's oil industry and sidelined climate change causes.

The Paris Agreement provides an important new foundation for meaningful progress on climate change, and represents a dramatic departure from the past 20 years of international climate negotiations.

The Agreement provides a broad foundation for meaningful progress on climate change, and represents a dramatic departure from the Kyoto Protocol and the past 20 years of climate negotiations.

That curriculum represented a dramatic departure from earlier approaches to education.

Such offerings represent a dramatic departure from even a few years ago, industry observers and cruise line officials say.

And, the creation of a secretive organization with a mandate to spy on Americans would represent a dramatic departure for a country that has long feared any permanent encroachments on civil liberties.

It might be more apt to refer to a reformist tendency, which doesn't so much represent a dramatic departure from U.S. conservatism as it's been practiced in recent decades but rather a shift of emphasis.

The plaintiffs say the rules represent "a dramatic departure" from the traditional role of the health department, and they are asking a judge to reject the size limits before they are put into effect.