61.   This means a change in preseason plans for the Cardinals and other NFL teams that conduct training camps on college campuses.

62.   They said it is too early to tell if that could mean a change in his living arrangements.

63.   Time was when auto travel meant a change of scenery.

64.   William Paleck, North Cascades National Park superintendent, acknowledged that the road closure will mean changes in how visitors use the valley.

65.   Will a change in health status mean a change in facility or unit?

66.   Pechacek said that the new scheme will not mean significant changes for the Czech broadcast of RFE, in either amount or content of material.

67.   And it could mean changes for the Badgers when they return from a week off.

68.   Boucher said the change in terminology does not necessarily mean a change in policy.

69.   But such a single-tax system could mean sweeping changes in how states and localities handle taxation.

70.   Chief Charles H. Ramsey said his zero-tolerance policy on use of such language by officers will mean changes for the department.

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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