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Affection for Blair was dramatically demonstrated in 2010.

That was dramatically demonstrated when the north-eastern city of Kunduz fell to Taliban forces in a matter of hours in October.

The feebleness of the system was dramatically demonstrated by the recently retired generals, the admiral and the air chief marshall, who revealed just what they thought about the existing rules to undercover Sunday Times reporters.

The increased threat level, in the form of terrorist actions aimed at achieving a larger scale of destruction than the conventional attacks of the previous three decades of terrorism, was dramatically demonstrated with the bombing of the W.T.C.

The kind of interchangeability achieved by the "American system" was dramatically demonstrated in 1908 at the British Royal Automobile Club in London: three Cadillac cars were disassembled, the parts were mixed together, 89 parts were removed at random and replaced from dealer's stock, and the cars were reassembled and driven 800 km (500 miles) without trouble.

The precariousness of the government's hold on power was dramatically demonstrated in September 2014, when Houthi rebels swept into Sanaa and seized control of the capital.

This has been dramatically demonstrated by the inability of officialdom to bring this summer's forest fires under control.

Our vulnerability to natural disasters is dramatically demonstrated year after year and the threat of climate change and its harmful effects can have enormous implications for us.

It appeared that the South's disregard of Supreme Court rulings on interstate transportation could be dramatically demonstrated only if the Freedom Riders who integrated bus stations were met with violence — whether the violence was described by Southern politicians as "looking for trouble" or by nonviolent theoreticians as "cleansing the soul with blood".

Those dangers are now being dramatically demonstrated around the globe: drought in the Marshall Islands in the Pacific, which has forced the government there to issue a state of emergency warning; France observed its warmest winter since records began; while the sea ice that has formed in the Arctic this winter is about a million square kilometres less than its average for this time of year.

This is dramatically demonstrated in a separate paper in which the finite element scheme is used to investigate the sintering behaviour of large pores [Mech. Mater. (2003)].