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game changer?

what is the meaning of "Our next story is about a breakthrough that could also be a game changer."
  

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Game changer = something that creates a sea change, a revolutionary change in such a situation or in the conditions for a future similar situation. Game Changer A professor in Pennsylvania makes a calculation and discovers that his state is sitting atop a massive reserve of natural gas—enough to revolutionize how America gets its energy. The expression “game changer” has been used to describe the entry of former corruption investigator and Montreal police chief Jacques Duchesneau into provincial politics.

  • Game changer = something that creates a sea change, a revolutionary change in such a situation or in the conditions for a future similar situation.
  • Game Changer A professor in Pennsylvania makes a calculation and discovers that his state is sitting atop a massive reserve of natural gas—enough to revolutionize how America gets its energy.
  • The expression “game changer” has been used to describe the entry of former corruption investigator and Montreal police chief Jacques Duchesneau into provincial politics.
  • The Liberal and Parti Quebecois campaign organizations now must contend with the candidacy of a man whose credibility with voters likely outweighs that of their combined electoral slates .
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Game changer = something that creates a sea change, a revolutionary change in such a situation or in the conditions for a future similar situation.

Game Changer

A professor in Pennsylvania makes a calculation and discovers that his state is sitting atop a massive reserve of natural gas—enough to revolutionize how America gets its energy.



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