91.   To thunderous applause, parliament President Wolfgang Thierse promised lawmakers that the change in location did not mean a change in politics.

92.   They know it will mean little change for them, certainly not for the better.

93.   U.S. officials have emphasized that granting Lee a visa for the first time does not mean a change in U.S. policy.

94.   However, victory is unlikely to mean changes at the top of the Bundesliga.

95.   A change in the date would mean a change in the treaty.

96.   Both he and CDU secretary-general Peter Hintze warned that if the leftwing parties won, this meant a change in the nature of the German republic.

97.   Changes in this area would mean changes to the constitution and the approval of two thirds of the national assembly, he said.

98.   The recall does not mean a change in diplomatic relations between Washington and Minsk, she said.

99.   The recall does not automatically mean a change in diplomatic relations between Washington and Minsk, she said.

100.   The third leg of the championship will also mean a change of surface for drivers.

v. + change >>共 560
make 20.65%
see 2.54%
expect 2.31%
bring 2.10%
announce 1.95%
need 1.94%
undergo 1.69%
force 1.64%
want 1.62%
reflect 1.55%
mean 0.62%
mean + n. >>共 2049
lot 3.89%
end 3.39%
thing 1.87%
loss 1.72%
money 1.61%
trouble 1.47%
difference 1.45%
change 1.09%
profit 1.05%
return 0.88%
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