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31. If he can alter the fortunes of the superpower state for the better, other nations will follow.
32. Cloud changed things, all right, and not all for the better.
33. The government spent lavishly to promote the process and promised a change for the better.
34. There are always two tasks for professionals involved in social change: to change society for the better and to change attitudes.
35. Every change in our lives brings with it griefs, even changes for the better.
36. That is splendid news: few things transform lives for the better as fast and as thoroughly as access to a car.
37. A new mood quickly came over the wing as people realized how extensively they were changing for the better.
38. The way was set for much-needed change, but would things change for the better?
39. This has considered various innovatory ideas for the better dispatch of civil business.
40. True, the judiciary has changed for the better since shaking off the yoke of the executive.
41. Another child makes the family wretched with his crying for the better part of an hour.
42. One trusts that the desert winds blowing through Vegas this week represent the winds of change for the better in boxing.
43. Another change for the better is that the secretary-general is now equipped with a bunch of good military advisers.
44. But relations between the youngsters and their adult minders did not change for the better.
45. I had the feeling my luck had changed for the better.
46. Many canteens in the Wedgwood Group are taking steps to help employees change their diets for the better.
47. Much has changed for the better, thanks to Alec's discovery.
48. The formal dissolution of the Soviet Union in December 1991 did not automatically change any of that for the better.
49. However, there are signs that things are changing for the better.
50. What about learning how to change things for the better rather than merely learning to adapt to the way things are now?
51. Anything they can do to improve children's health is for the better.
52. The relationship between the two countries has recently taken a turn for the better.
53. Change for the better is a fulltime job.
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56. The avuncular Custodian of the Holy Places, as Saudi monarchs title themselves, had a reputation for probity, tolerance and humility that augured change for the better.
57. Local people have often been very positive about how having their own backpacker business has changed their lives for the better.
58. The power grid has basically been the same for the better part of a century, says Ian Bowles, Massachusetts' secretary of energy and environmental affairs. That is, until the smart grid.
59. In general, we should definitely exhort them to not repeat the mistake change for the better.
60. For the better functioning of corporation lawyer, double regulatory regime should be taken, reasonable floating system should be established.
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