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Modern Turkey reportedly funds a massive genocide denial campaign, claiming that the death marches were merely "relocations" required by military necessity and that the massacres (the Euphrates was so packed with bodies that it altered its course) were the work of a few "unruly' officials.

Ms. Kikuchi's arrest has forced many here to relive an episode so bizarre and unsettling that it altered the way Japan sees itself, shattering the nation's postwar myth of a perfectly functioning, harmonious society.

"DMCC strongly refutes any allegation that it sought to influence or interfere with the review process, or that it altered or softened the review process to favour any member refinery," it said, adding: "All findings have been made public and the review and reporting processes are robust".

The most influential of these was the Grand Ole Opry, a Nashville show that began to be broadcast nationwide in 1939; it was so popular that it altered America's musical economy, pulling in enough musicians and entrepreneurs to make Nashville the unquestioned home of country music.

Was what he did so severe or so pervasive that it altered the terms and conditions of her employment?

The brilliance and fiendishness of Ray Tomlinson's invention is that it works so well that it altered our whole communication behavior system.

How phosphorylation on S66 alters Bid function is unclear at present, but we found no evidence that it alters its susceptibility to cleavage by caspase 8 (P.W., J.L., and A.P.G., unpublished data).

The problem with travel is that it alters our finely-tuned cultural compass.

Once they change, they're so big that it alters the landscape of the entire supply chain.

"The love you have for your kids is so overwhelmingly powerful that it alters your perspective," he said.

In 2012, Slepian found that keeping a secret feels so burdensome that it alters how a person views his or her surroundings.