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• And perhaps we are witnessing a sea change in investor attitudes.
• And somehow this new route of infection signals a sea change.
• In some places, a working toilet is a sea change.
• Even so, Feron Roberts is readying for a sea change.
• And what a sea change the annexation of the Philippines represented.
• But then, Landgraf and Holliday represent a sea change themselves.
• "That's a sea change in our thinking.
• American politics has undergone a sea change in the subsequent decade.
• This represents a sea change in the cultural life of Austin,
• There is clearly a bit of a sea change going on,
• This is a sea change for historic homes like Mount Vernon,
• That was a sea change, when George offered that openness.
• "There's been a sea change,"
• Hansen's Geli, too, undergoes a sea change.
• There has been a sea change in attitudes toward large mergers.
• Liversage believes the Dome marks a sea change in British attitudes.
• Unless, of course, legal suits cause a sea change.
• Some 40 years ago he sensed a sea change in society.
• Bush would need to undergo a sea change to do that.
• Close said anything over 40 percent would signal a sea change.