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But if the Fed wants to surprise the markets again, a more radical idea would be to fiddle with its own mandate.

It was a radical idea at the time, so controversial that many in the Army expected it to fail, or even to destroy the military.

No matter how giddily it is advertised, equality is always radical idea involving radical consequences by threatening an unequal status quo.

Before the summit, the world's biggest emerging economy had pushed for a radical idea of a global reserve currency to replace the dollar.

For the thread that ran through every paragraph was a simple but radical idea: respect for the Arab and Muslim world.

At the time it was a radical idea that was almost unthinkable: one person, one computer.

Based on a theory of Planck's, he advocated for the then-radical idea that light could behave as both a wave and a particle (or quantum).

Franchising wasn't a radical idea: McDonald's and other restaurants had been doing it before Kroc came along.

Over time, they pushed a radical idea of providing an operating system that was not tied to specific proprietary hardware.

It seems like a radical idea -- like you're ignoring a problem and hoping it will go away.

Here's a radical idea: why not see if there's anything to be learned from history?

he was afraid this radical idea would " dissever and destroy most existing institutions of society "

One biologist has a radical idea: pick them up and move them, writes Suzanne Goldenberg.

This fairly radical idea was validated during our very first client encounter.

SOME books about global politics charge at you full tilt, brandishing a radical idea for changing the world.

In 1973, this dual mission approach was a radical idea.

"I'm not sure this idea is that good, " Geanakoplos acknowledged, "but it's a radical idea that we haven't really considered seriously. "

It's a radical idea, an idea that works.

Biologically, this is a radical idea.

This is not a radical idea.

This is a radical idea, and it isn't for everyone.

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The notion that people can behave irrationally when it comes to money may not seem like a radical idea,

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A somewhat more radical idea is to slice up multidimensional arrays into parallel single one-dimension arrays

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