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But, messy as the reform plans are, they can still dramatically transform the system for the good.

After centuries locked out of the sciences, women are still dramatically underrepresented in fields like physics and engineering.

The figures, from the HomeLet rental index, show that rents are still dramatically outstripping wage growth in the UK.

We can still dramatically lower future greenhouse gas levels and conserve and manage our natural resources to increase their resilience to climate impacts.

Murder and violent crime are still dramatically lower than they were at the peak of the violent crime wave of the late 1980s and early 1990s.

The Obama Administration did manage a rate hike last year, but, adjusted for inflation, the current price is still dramatically lower than it was in 1978.

But African Americans, particularly young African American men, still face dramatically higher rates of gun violence than white Americans do.

Delivering the prestigious annual Nelson Mandela lecture last weekend, Piketty outlined why he thinks South Africa is still so dramatically unequal – and suggests a few things that can be done about it.

But the food and hygiene standards still fall dramatically short of humane living conditions, Mustafa said, and he believes they're the reason that Jamila fell ill. "Here, we eat things like sardines," he explained, after mentioning that for one two-day period, they hadn't eaten at all.

But the damage is done: those temporary factors triggered a collapse in global demand that has now spread way beyond the Anglo-Saxon economies at the heart of the credit crisis.Output in the euro area probably fell as fast as in Britain and America in the last three months of 2008, even as Japan's GDP sagged still more dramatically (see article).

If the economy fails to pick up steam, plays like Devon can still fall dramatically.