This was not a change for the worse in the status of illegal residents.

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Beyond all that, though, people deeply involved in the Anglo-American relationship do feel that there has been a clear if subtle change for the worse.

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No one wants to be seen as the equivalent of the replacement refs, but in government as in sports, judgments made on the fly about a rapidly moving game often can change things for the worse.

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And if Europe's economy does look like taking a turn for the worse, they can always change their minds.

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But though the patients on Vytorin had a 58% drop in LDL, or bad cholesterol, after two years compared to 41% for Zocor, the change in artery plaque was no different--if anything, it was a little worse for Vytorin.

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Under the new Brazilian president, Dilma Rouseff, no change should be expected except for the worse since Ms. Rouseff is a former guerilla and as such is likely to strengthen the policies of her predecessor.

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