None has advanced to the point of changing their basic culture on a continuous basis.
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Lebanon remains at a difficult point of change, and overmuch interference from outside the country could create problems.
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Westerners tend to pick a side, even to the point of changing their beliefs about the pros that the losing side offers.
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But right now we're at the beginning point of change, " said Donna Garske, chairwoman of the California Alliance Against Domestic Violence.
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At the intersection of Whitehorse Road and Union Road in 1969 the clock was used in conjunction with lights so that the point of change was absolute and unambiguous.
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"They won't pull out entirely from a state like Illinois where a few points of change and you'd have a tight race again,"
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Union Square's location at the juncture of working-class East Somerville and the city's tonier western sections have made it the focal point of changing demographics.
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The Color of Water, the Pattern of That Shade published in 1996 marks a point of change in the author s perspective from cold and analytical to warm and compassionate.
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In his Discworld series, Terry Pratchett makes extensive use of eye dialect to extend the caricature of his characters, even going to the point of changing the font used for certain dialogue.
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