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The competition makes a considerable impact on music charts in Sweden.

But while Tom Morris and Peter Brook are generations apart and Morris' "Dream" and Brooks' "Suit" represent quite different sensibilities, what the directors mainly have in common is that each, in his own way, has worked now and then in opera and made a considerable impact doing so.

Ashby made a considerable impact with George Wein's Newport All-Stars.

Since going professional three years ago, she has made a considerable impact.

His later religious writings made a considerable impact on Victorian readers.

Although the league has become popular in Spain and Argentina, the NBA has yet to make a considerable impact in the UK.

Having made a considerable impact on Tyneside at last May's Magic Weekend, Widnes are growing their presence in the North East.

During that period, AT&T had 1.2 million overall net subscriber additions, indicating that iPhones made a considerable impact on the company's ability to grow, Mr. Entner said.

Mallinder added: "The subs made a considerable impact today and all credit to them as we needed to keep their pack moving around".

Hardly surprising as we have 3m items in the archive, all of which attract fractional traffic on an individual basis, but collectively make a considerable impact.

His squadron sank many enemy ships through torpedo attacks, making a considerable impact on the war in the Mediterranean and changing the attitudes of his RAF chiefs.