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Social changes also began to revolutionize the old way of life.

They all want to revolutionize the world and the future.

He might of revolutionized the way we listen to music.

With those few words, Paul revolutionized the idea of the church.

"We want to use Internet technology to revolutionize an industry again."

We're not going to have anything new that revolutionizes the game.

I'm going to revolutionize the whole business world, all of it.

Television revolutionized the way Americans see themselves and the world around them.

I think this is going to revolutionize the way we work on patients.

The family is known for revolutionizing the small farm business.

But they argue that the technology could one day revolutionize the way we look at air.

Those things would revolutionize American education and take us to the top economically.

If such a process gave enough heat, it would revolutionize the world's production of energy.

"It's got the potential to completely revolutionize everything we do."

If you have an idea of how to revolutionize society, raise the money, buy a world, and try it.

Research in this area has the potential to revolutionize medicine.

"It's to revolutionize the way in which little kids are introduced to science."

And in the process, he has helped revolutionize the look of the American print.

The use of this medium will revolutionize society as we know it.

He had revolutionized his old world, and it brought him very little real satisfaction.

Simply put, the concept of "working at home" does nothing to revolutionize child care.

A ship like that could revolutionize things back home on Earth.

He was best known for revolutionizing the field of public life as historically significant.

"Who would lose if we did revolutionize production, our way of doing things?"

Many here would like to believe that they have revolutionized Italy's politics.

"Technology has really revolutionised the access we can provide to the collection."

He says it's going to revolutionise all sorts of things.

This I am certain will revolutionise the way we read and how news is delivered.

In the past two months, their training has been revolutionised - and doubled.

Following the lead of cotton the later changes revolutionised production.

The school revolutionised access to education in science and technology for ordinary people.

They revolutionise everyday life for millions of people around the world.

It has completely revolutionised the management, transfer and use of information.

This is likely to revolutionise the relationship between consumers and firms.

The product revolutionised how people listened to and bought music.

Such systems are still being refined, but they could revolutionise the way in which lawyers work.

Scientists want to start testing a new drug which could revolutionise the treatment of cancer.

I think that Apple has revolutionised every other consumer industry, why not television?

Yes, you could probably revolutionise the newspaper and magazine markets, but not much else.

The Oyster card too has revolutionised travel in the city.

You know he's revolutionised the collieries and the whole Company.

We will revolutionise the management of council houses and flats.

They had not enough interest in the outer world really to wreck or revolutionise it.

On the other hand if it is discovered not to exist, our understanding of the world would be revolutionised.

Technology can revolutionise the way children with autism communicate, but not in all cases.

I suspect you have no clue as to how this will revolutionise the world in the next 20 years or so.

Exploration of these phenomena may eventually revolutionise the whole way we look at the world.

Under their management, the treatment of patients with spinal injuries was revolutionised.

Something that revolutionised the way we listen to music.

In the United States, the new technology has already revolutionised the gas market over the past few years.