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The seed's power to transform so dramatically seems almost mythic in proportion, which is perhaps why seeds appear in many religious parables.

Now both stock and bond prices fall precipitously, indeed so dramatically that they might seem to be falling at the same speed.

"This seems to be so dramatically different," Haber says.

The fact that the Liberal Democrats seem to suffer so dramatically prompts the question of whether with cabinet ministers at risk and the government left battling with an angry and destabalised backbench they will pursue a reform that could unsettle parliament for years to come and fail to win the Tories a clear-cut electoral advantage while decimating the Lib Dems.

Nowhere, it seems, did fraud backfire so dramatically as it did in Mr. Khan's efforts to play the kingmaker he once was.

"I think one has to expect that as the ground seems to have shifted so dramatically on the national level it was going to affect what's going on here in Texas as well".

It is striking to us that this family seems to have been so dramatically enlarged in bats.

Technological innovation will flourish naturally when the governance environment is right, as Singapore has demonstrated so dramatically.RICHARD HOOPERNairobiSIR All countries, however technologically challenged, seem only too ready and capable of taking up sophisticated arms.

It may seem counterintuitive to see toys become so dramatically gender segregated at a time when, for example, women make up the majority of college students.

Mr. Chalayan's greatest trick, though, may be his ability to use colors and graphic prints so dramatically, and yet allow the woman wearing them to seem elusive, even chilly.

It seems the class divisions that were exposed so dramatically when the hurricanes hit are in danger of being exacerbated: the loans that have been approved appear to be going to wealthy New Orleans neighborhoods, but not the poor ones.