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living conditions have changed substantially in recent decades
Although the world has changed substantially regarding manufacturing location with most labour intensive industries moving to the far east
difficulties facing Roma communities in the EU. The nature of poverty has changed substantially over the last two decades in Central
The average duration of smart attacks has not changed substantially compared with Q2 2019,
shows that levels of participation have not changed substantially since the previous Eurobarometer survey in 2014.
The average duration of smart attacks has not changed substantially compared to numbers from Q2 2019,
Families have changed substantially from the conditions under which many models of interventions were originally designed and implemented over 20 years ago(e.g.,
where the legal framework has changed substantially and they have therefore lapsed
because our species has not changed substantially from a biological point of view(it has been the same species,
Have your assets changes substantially since you made the Will?
From this date onwards I think everything will change substantially, both the CAP and the conception
It is also necessary to change to a new pen if the insulin requirement changes substantially.
producer surplus may change substantially because of market costs.
It is also necessary to change to a new pen if the insulin requirement changes substantially.
3. the environment changes substantially.
exchange rates can change substantially only if underlying macroeconomic conditions(real interest rate differentials,
European intelligence-sharing networks won't change substantially with Brexit, according to the chief of the UK's foreign spy agency, who downplayed the
soils will change substantially even with only modest further warming.
soils will change substantially even with only modest further warming.
other coaches' anecdotal experiences, or they may not change substantially at all.