sweeping change 21.99   He also advocated sweeping changes in education.
  sweeping reform 17.64   This is a propitious time for sweeping reform.
  sweeping power 12.38   It did not elaborate on the sweeping powers.
  sweeping view 5.20   Sweeping views from the rooftop cupola.
  sweeping victory 4.61   The league won a sweeping victory in the polls.
  sweeping tax 3.75   He already passed a sweeping tax cut and a new land code.
  sweeping legislation 3.36   The most sweeping civil rights legislation in history becomes law.
  sweeping measure 3.29   Kim introduced sweeping anti-corruption measures.
  sweeping plan 2.96   -- The sweeping Democratic House plan.
  sweeping overhaul 2.50   Both sides have called for sweeping overhaul.
  sweeping telecommunication 2.11   The sweeping telecommunications law signed by President Clinton on Thursday offers a first ray of hope.
  sweeping proposal 1.97   Among the most sweeping proposals are those involving tax shelters.
  sweeping sanction 1.97   The United Nations imposed sweeping sanctions after the invasion.
  sweeping investigation 1.71   The junta argues this is no time for a sweeping investigation.
  sweeping bill 1.65   Bush signs sweeping anti-terrorism bill into law.
  sweeping campaign 1.65   The army has launched a sweeping campaign to fight the rebels.
  sweeping reshuffle 1.65   It will also probably lead to a sweeping Cabinet reshuffle.
  sweeping review 1.51   Executives said every employee is being looked at as part of the sweeping review.
  sweeping law 1.45   A sweeping anti-smoking law was imposed in the highly polluted Indian capital on Sunday.
  sweeping reorganization 1.32   In July, De Beers announced a sweeping reorganization.
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