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The rates of activated processes, such as escape from a metastable state and nucleation, are exponentially sensitive to an externally applied field. We describe how this applies to modulation by high-frequency fields and illustrate it with experimental observations. The results may lead to selective control of diffusion in periodic potentials, novel control mechanisms for crystal growth, and new separation techniques.