That will change hallelujah!

Now, this will change.

But, as the next generation takes control in China, this will change.

This will no doubt change as a result of the crisis, even if Bernanke remains at the helm.

This will change very quickly, particularly given the possibility of NATO troop increases in Afghanistan.

Well, guess what? That's changing.

But that is beginning to change.

This must change.

Unfortunately, what hasn t changed will give it much to rue.

But this, too, is changing fast.

This needs to change.

All of that will have to change.

That pattern is changing.

Unless that changes, markets will wake up to that risk perhaps with a jolt sooner or later.

But, given the perennial allure of a longer, youthful, and healthy life, I suspect that this situation will soon begin to change.

Unless something changes, there is little chance that the MDG targets can be sustained in the long run.

That is about to change.

That is about to change.

Posted in June in 10 years time, the situation will change (in reference to the teenagers' case).

Now, all this changes when a predator enters the scene.

This could change.

That may all be about to change.

That may be changing.

This could, of course, quickly change.

But that could change, and suddenly.

The number has remained unchanged since then.

The good news is that this will change over the coming decade, bringing international monetary arrangements back into line with economic realities.

Unless that changes, the next five years will be a path to failure.

Unless there is a change in course, living standards will eventually be compromised.

The world will have changed once the global economic crisis is over, and the Europeans will not be able to complain about it then.

But this situation is likely to change.

So something has to change.

That is beginning to change.

Soon, however, this could all change.

This situation is likely to change in 2012.

This can now change, at least gradually.

This absurd situation must change.

The European landscape will change as rapidly in the course of this century as it did at the time of the Völkerwanderung.

Until Russia s internal political situation changes, relations with the West will remain unchanged and ambiguous.

With Merkel, the substance of Germany s foreign policy will change little, but the assertive style will be muted.

That may change after the 2008 American election.

We understand, however, that the world is changing, and changing quickly.

When Russia marks the twentieth anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet Union this Christmas, it will have much to celebrate. Unfortunately, what hasn t changed will give it much to rue.

Win or lose, that is unlikely to change.

However, this changes when Theresa tells her that a musical box may indeed be magic.