revolution CHANGE

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revolution (CHANGE) noun C a very important
change in the way that people do things a
technological revolution Penicillin produced a
revolution in medicine.
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revolutionary adjective completely new and
having a great effect Penicillin was a
revolutionary drug. The twentieth century brought
about revolutionary changes in our lifestyles.
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revolutionize, UK USUALLY revolutionise verb T
to completely change something so that it is much
better Newton's discoveries revolutionized
physics.
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Matthew 11 v 12 And from the time John the
Baptist began preaching until now, the Kingdom of
Heaven has been forcefully advancing, and violent
people are attacking it. New Living Translation
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Rejoice
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism Victory
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism Victory Obedience
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism Victory Obedience Li
berty
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism Victory Obedience Li
berty United
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism Victory Obedience Li
berty United Teaching
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism Victory Obedience Li
berty United Teaching Intimacy
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism Victory Obedience Li
berty United Teaching Intimacy Ooops
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Rejoice Excellence/Evangelism Victory Obedience Li
berty United Teaching Intimacy Ooops Nuts