A different church, a different marriage, a different economy, a different way of caring for one another.
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You're a different person with a different perspective, a different psychology.
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Each move entails a different league, a different language and a different culture.
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The Atlantic has a different mission, a different focus and a different footing.
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I cried because like many women, I know that story very well: Maybe a different bedroom, a different drunk, a different violence or violation, a different bad deal, a different indifferent laughter.
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It was like being in a different world, a different culture, a different country.
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You've assumed a different persona, a different identity, a different set of behavioral traits.
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It's a different gene, a different biology, and it might take a different approach.
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Belize has a different economic bracket, a different culture, a different way of investigating crimes.
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This, of course, is a different time, a different city, a different, more desperate franchise.
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That's our story in America, we have a different light, a different shadow, a different view.
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And it's a different product that serves a different market and resonates with a different audience.
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In each piece, there is definitely a different flavor and a different energy and a different wisdom.
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I'd have to take a different name, get a different haircut, wear clothes from a different era.
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Lee pioneered airborne warfare William C. Lee won glory in a different war on a different continent during a different century.
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"It's like each piece of paper represents a different story, a different community, a different system, a different life interrupted," Wink said, noting that he will be taking his kids to the exhibit.
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A. We're on a different night at a different time.
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We just have a different vibe and a different energy.
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"Dolgopolov is a different player, a different level," Federer said.
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Now we have a different president and a different whistleblower.
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A different fingerprint is associated with a different user account.
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"Everyone's on a different path, a different journey," Henson said.
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Each episode features a different story and a different cast.
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It's a different aesthetic, a different understanding of this artform.
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This is a different Argentina dealing with a different IMF.
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But this is a different America and a different President.
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Each episode features a different plot and a different cast.
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But Russia has a different history and a different culture.
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It can mean a different thing in a different time.
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Each duet has a different mood, expressing a different relationship.
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Each has different branding, a different login, a different interface.
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"This is a different day, and a different time," Rep.
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That required a different set of people, a different organization.
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With today's move, a very different Google is acquiring a different set of assets for a different purpose and a different price.
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But the thing is, last you'd noticed, the song was in a different key with a different beat and a different mood.
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Every show comes to the air under a different set of circumstances, with a different budget, and with a different baseline for success.
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It almost felt like a different job in a different drama.
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Waking up in a different one is like a different world.
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We are living in a different time and a different life.
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It's a different market that causes a different set of challenges.
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Everyone has a different body clock, a different "flow," says Faye.
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I prefer a different view of technology and a different voice.
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It's just a different dynamic and a different sense of space.
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It's a different time; we have a different relationship with fashion.
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It's a different set of fans, a different sort of population.
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She grew up in a different culture and a different generation.
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I suggest you take a different course and a different tack.
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It may be a different medicine or from a different bottle.
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It was a different generation and a different type of industry.
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"It's a different administration and it's a different environment," Bernal said.
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So, I think you get a different picture, a different perspective.
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It was a different model than- It was a different model.
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They weren't uncompassionate people, they were very loving parents, but they were from a different time, from a different country and a different religion.
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Which means for each different person, from a different range of viewpoints on a different set of topics, from a different set of publishers.
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They weren't uncompassionate people; they were very loving parents, but they were from a different time, from a different country and a different religion.
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I'm trying to reach a different audience, work in a different way.
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Every person has a different learning style and a different teaching style.
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" James: "I'm not sure — maybe a different time or a different place.
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What a different world it is today, and what a different China.
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Presumably you've got a different IT team and a different IT structure.
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But head over to a different state and it's a different story.
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"It is a different situation and therefore a different decision," Bach said.
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There really wasn't a different feeling or a different atmosphere on set.
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Sometimes we're going in a different order or telling a different story.
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I just do it at a different pace and a different style.
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"He was a different David to a different Goliath," Mr. Nehlen said.
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But this one is a different role, it has a different purpose.
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A different landscape made a different kind of human with different values.
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It had a different name and was made by a different manufacturer.
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"It has to be a different environment, a different culture," she said.
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There would be different uniforms, a different ballpark and a different spotlight.
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It's maybe using a different palette or a different texture or flavor.
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But this is a different stage, and we're in a different reality.
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They really had the same DNA in them but it was being interpreted in a different way, into a different form, into a different medium.
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It varies from small, and it goes up to large, and each shield produces a different lift, a different height, and a different overall appearance.
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A different kind of attack on the note, a different kind of blend, a different kind of width of the sound, as appropriate to the composer.
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Everyone will come away with a different view on that, a different memory.
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We are not a different country just because we have a different president.
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One sees different things from a different angle and in a different light.
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He taught me a different way of looking, a different way of seeing.
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But Voyager 2 is in a different place, and also a different time.
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"It's a different problem and may well require a different solution," Hecht said.
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And it would have a different meaning if it had a different melody.
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And I present a different message and I'm a different kind of messenger.
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Each show caters to a different audience and offers a different hot take.
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I also believe they are in a different land or a different life.
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Gato will do 250 covers tonight, that's a different pace, a different thing.
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Under Obama, House of Cards faced a different landscape, and filled a different
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I bet you get a different answer if you ask a different question.
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If I put it on at a different weight, it's a different color.
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They must look different, practice a different faith, and hold a different nationality.
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"It was just a different vibe, a different kind of energy," Randle said.
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The news from Florida, though, opens a different chapter in a different story.
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It's easy to think of that as a different lifetime, a different world.
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It just offers a different variety of art things for a different audience.
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It creates a different timbre, and a different meaning: a release that remains.
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After all, they grew up at a different time in a different world.
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If there was a different filmmaker, they would maybe choose a different five.
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But that is a discussion for a different time and a different place.
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OUTSIDE NORTH AMERICA, THEY'RE A DIFFERENT PRODUCT AND THEY SERVE A DIFFERENT NEED.
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We offer a different kind of experience, a different work and creative experience.
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If those forces had given me a different lunch period, or if the tablemates who helped author my fate had chosen a different topic of conversation that September day, I would've met a different end — or at least a different middle.
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By way of illustrating this concept, this week's episode presents an altered version of Castle Rock: with a different past, a different present and a different Henry.
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An anthology reviving the once-popular war comics genre, each issue tells a different story in a different theater of war, each one with a different artist.
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They may have grown up in a different place and have a different experience.
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"That is a different question that could lead to a different answer," he wrote.
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Backstrom tries again, but a different dad passes the puck to a different boy.
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But this is a different kind of year, with a different kind of energy.
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It is about taking the country back to a different posture, a different period.
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This telescope is a different breed of public works progress, on a different scale.
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If I had a different job, I'd have to adapt in a different way.
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A general election requires a different mindset, and a different skillset, than a primary.
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"So not only is it a different state, it's a different country," Sydney said.
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It is like meeting with a different time system, a different logic, another planet.
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In the midst of the madness I found a different energy, a different purpose.
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Yesterday it was a different community, tomorrow it's going to be a different community.
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But Ms. Weigel, 31, offers a different angle on love — and a different sensibility.
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The-- the-- the same damn recipe done a different time gets a different result.
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Each day of #MuseumWeek has a different theme, and, of course, a different hashtag.
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The shooter might have found a different reason to act on a different day.
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"I hope they will make a different decision, choose a different path," he added.
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It's a different journey, a different process, when you want to be more involved.
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In Europe, there was another version with a different sleeve and a different tracklisting.
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She's got a different game and is in a different stage of her career.
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"It's a different year, and Donald Trump is a different guy," Mr. Cain said.
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Yes, the coronavirus calls for a different bill of munitions, on a different timescale.
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But audio is a different form, so it has power in a different register.
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I'm sure tomorrow we'll come out in a different mentality and a different effort.
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This is a different era and it will require a different model of democracy.
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I think we need a different, unconventional way of attacking a different, unconventional president.
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That was "a different scarecrow taken a different night," according to the coffee shop.
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Saudi Arabia is a different society and it has lived in a different way.
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Her sex-work identity is not on the social network at all; for it, she uses a different email address, a different phone number, and a different name.
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Our society is just still so segregated, and you can grow up never knowing someone who was a different race than you, a different gender, a different sexuality.
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The final adoption scene we had broken, it was basically the same story but a different kind of setup and a different location and a different way it happened.
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It's as if my fears got totally swept away, and I realized for the first time that this was a different birth, a different experience, and a different baby.
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In another, he does the same thing, but in a different car (his Mercedes), doing a different trick (a 180 no comply) with a different gun (an assault rifle).
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Canadian Thanksgiving is held on a different date, partly because it commemorates a different event.
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And each one activates at a different rate and for a different period of time.
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So we're going to honor each one with a different dress and a different feeling.
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Each box represents a different Android device and each color a different version of Android.
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A different clinical trial for a different Zika vaccine is expected to start in October.
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He had a different name and a different face back then, but I saw him.
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It's maybe just been worked on in a different basement or in a different garage.
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But you know, this is such a different kind of administration, such a different president.
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Sure, I could've taken a different path, and maybe I would've had a different career.
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Each map features a different theme and each one requires a different style of play.
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You have a different body type, you have a different body type, both are gorgeous.
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"We live in a different media age, a different realm if you will," Avenatti explained.
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Trump aimed to be a different kind of politician and a different kind of Republican.
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RUPERT HOGG: Obviously each airline has a different market and a different set of circumstances.
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They insure against a different risk (high premiums) and provide a different benefit (low premiums).
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This melody from one track shows up in a different track in a different way.
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Each outlined area is marked by a different linear pattern done in a different color.
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So it becomes a different type of dynamic and a different type of relationship. Right.
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But ice dancing is a different sport now, with a different, more objective scoring system.
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He was always interested in money; my daughter, a different person, so a different timeline.
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He is a separate entity who works in a different way, in a different field.
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There was already a different grand jury, in a different place (Virginia), on that case.
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As the article correctly notes, it is "In a Different Voice," not "A Different Voice."
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My spouse uses a different one than I do, my children use a different one.
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I think of those forms as holding a different space, a different kind of light.
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For a different person who doesn't like to exercise, they can use a different strategy.
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What we're trying to do is transition the program," he said, acknowledging that "obviously there's a different environment now -- a different media environment; a different set of criticisms and critiques.
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"When I have Michael Jackson singing in the background, it's a different type of shirt, it's a different kind of boot, it's a different fit of pants," he has said.
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But the iconic film may have ended up with a different look and a different title.
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Each one of those transitions is a different discipline; a different challenge in and of itself.
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But as Vox's Ian Millhiser has noted, that was a different time and a different court.
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I do think that it's a different experience for everyone, and a different lesson for everyone.
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Will there just be a different kind of reef there, will they have a different functionality?
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Full of 1980s cliches, the film represents a different time and a different America than today.
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"DC has had a different style, a different tone, following the Dark Knight Trilogy," Dergarabedian said.
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It was the same thing, it just happened in a different way, in a different order.
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We were really trying to take a different approach and achieve intensity in a different way.
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Metrics Because of a different business dynamic, you need a different set of metrics and measurements.
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If they don't make that play there, it's a different story and probably a different outcome.
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If the past is a different country for most nations, in Ireland, it's a different continent.
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"We're totally different on Staten Island, we have a different walk, a different talk," says LaCola.
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WhatsApp, however, has a different audience than Apple, which could give its decision a different resonance.
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In a different race against a different candidate, that ad could have cost him the election.
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It's a different kind of competition, a different type of race, but madness all the same.
|
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Mr. Zindani came from a different province, a different tribe, and was just a mechanic's apprentice.
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The process often requires a different skill set, a different supply chain and different manufacturing partners.
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Our president is a different sort of character, in need of a different sort of script.
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There was such a different nervousness, such a different placement of your feet and your stance.
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Sure, a different president — oh God, for a different president — would have had a larger vision.
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"It's just putting it in a different packaging, it's just taking a different form," she explains.
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Cars are reversed, left to right, inside; telephone handsets have a different weight, a different balance.
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Do you think we'd be in a different place now if we had a different president?
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Do you think we'd be in a different place now if we had a different president?
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A different backstory or a different time in my life might have made me feel differently.
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In a hearing that was more surreal than somber despite its grave intent, they might as well have been talking about a different President, a different Constitution and a different nation.
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You look at something like TPP, that's with a different set of countries with a different set of rules associated with it with a different set of disproportionately knocking down barriers overseas.
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"When I have Michael Jackson singing in the background, it's a different type of shirt, it's a different kind of boot, it's a different fit of pants," he told The New Yorker.
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What makes the exchange so devastating is that each actor has to be not only on a different page but also in a different book in a different part of the library.
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That creates a different kind of policy environment and a different set of challenges for international cooperation.
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They need to convey a different aesthetic and a different tone for their content to really pop.
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I am from a different land—a different time, maybe—where the car people resist the circling.
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I go and I view the world through a different set of eyes, in a different mentality.
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"All of the sunglasses in the line fit a different mood and a different vibe," she shares.
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For that reason, everyone will have a different dollar amount, and everyone will have a different need.
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But that gene encodes a different molecule with a different job: an enzyme that helps build DNA.
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Synthetic drug users are "taking it for a different reason, to get a different high," Monte says.
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Everyone has a different relationship to their body, so everyone has a different definition of body positivity.
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"I'm committed to a different framework, a different way of doing things, with different components," Daayiee said.
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It was a different generation, seeing those cars from a different perspective, but that kept it going.
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If I was a different complexion, I think people and fans would treat me a different way.
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Position it as a product with a different feature set (and perhaps a different value proposition, too).
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By opening day, it was a different play and I felt like I was a different person.
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A different politician with a different support base might seek to stop his supporters from attacking people.
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Customers will be able to order a different trim of the same model, or a different model.
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WOULD YOU PREFER THAT THE COMPANY DOES A DIFFERENT DEAL, OR THIS DEAL AT A DIFFERENT PRICE?
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Perhaps on a different day, at a different hour, she would have resisted the urge to engage.
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But now that I've tasted a different way, a different rhythm, I don't want to be stuck.
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He comes from a different angle because he's a different type of a character than they are.
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The second group, rooted in western Germany, has a different concern, and a different historical reference point.
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This was an opportunity to nominate a different kind of filmmaker for a different kind of project.
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Many were dark-skinned ("non-white"), who practiced a different religion (Catholicism), and spoke a different language.
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"As you can see, it was a different focus; it was a different mind-set," Anthony said.
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It's about telling stories in a different way, opening up minds to a different way of living.
|
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It contrasts with, say, AMC's "Better Call Saul," which established a different voice for a different protagonist.
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Sixty years ago, a different panel of senators grilled a different Merck boss about the same problem.
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If you&aposd prefer to make a different service the default, you can tap a different option.
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Every congressional district has a different culture, different economic needs, a different perspective on the national scene.
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Each collection, called a Kiyo, can have a different theme and be visible to a different audience.
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George Bush learned in a different way than Barack Obama, in a different way than Donald Trump.
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If you have a different weight or tend to choose healthier options, you will receive a different result.
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And particularly if you don't have regular interaction with people of a different culture of a different race.
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Try looking at these from a different angle — there's always a different way of experiencing the world. —N.
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Today, that generosity feels as if it came from a different country, not just from a different era.
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I look at life through a different lens, and because of that, I live it a different way.
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But because of their training, "vets can add a different perspective, a different set of experiences," Slagh added.
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Everyone is at a different stage in body acceptance, because everyone has a different relationship to their body.
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Everyone in the cast is coming from a different place and approaching the issue with a different perspective.
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He could use a different name and get a different national insurance number or do cash in hand.
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"The electorate is obviously looking for a different model, a different type of leadership" that women could provide.
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We will have to find a different type of fuel or a different way to power our assets.
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Turla, a different suspected Russian hacking group, discovered by Kaspersky Lab in 2014, used a different EPS bug.
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"Everyone has a different game plan into the (tech industry) ecosystem, a different notion of partnership," he says.
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In a different place, in a different time, this could be a moment of reckoning and constructive action.
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"What's really holding the market back is a different story, or a different sector each day," Baruch said.
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It figures to be a different environment to play in; it'll certainly be a different one to watch.
|
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"Forget politics — this is a different brand altogether from Trump Hotels and needs a different name," he said.
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In comes another group, also in flawless unison, but facing a different way, and doing a different step.
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But I feel like I'm a different player this World Cup, I feel like I'm a different person.
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Now, we're on a different ship with a different crew and Michael Burnham is in a powerless position.
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That means I could use the same velocity calculator but with a different radius and a different mass.
|
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Bailey dies, as dogs do, yet keeps being reincarnated, as a different breed and sometimes a different sex.
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"Everyone has a different policy because everyone has a different state law," the athletic director, Jill Bodensteiner, said.
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He described Ando as dissimilar to Maple, with a different kind of food and a different set up.
|
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For others, a narrow loss (such as in 1968 or 2016) might suggest that a different candidate might have produced a different outcome, and that a different nomination procedure might have selected that better candidate.
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And its aliens — intelligent but initially inscrutable, and strikingly inhuman — again invite viewers to consider how similar all human beings are, compared to something with a different biology, a different outlook, and a different history.
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"It's always good to talk to the players before you because you get a different perspective, a different era's perspective, a different type of player's perspective," Stanton said when asked about his discussions with Rodriguez.
|
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When she said she wished she'd been born in a different year, and attended a different reunion, I understood.
|
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This line would be more effective in a different campaign, or even within this campaign against a different candidate.
|
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But Russia talks to the outside world in a different voice, and external Russian propaganda offered a different take.
|
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For a while, I thought we should reimagine Aku with a different voice, perhaps even use a different character.
|
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In terms of seeing men in a different light, I think she sees the world in a different light.
|
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It's given me a different way to look at the world, a different window to see the world through.
|
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This is like getting a different browser for every site, or a different remote control for every TV channel.
|
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"Blind Field Shuttle" is a different type of art, and Mr. Papalia was a different type of art student.
|
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"Pete is a different kind of candidate, and we want to be a different kind of campaign," said Schmuhl.
|
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In China, each app store has a different rating system and a different community of users reviewing an app.
|
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With Tallulah, Netflix could bring on a different partner — and possibly with a different strategy — for its new prize.
|
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"I cried, I was scared — he was in a different country, a different place," she told the Telegraph & Argus.
|
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You had a different sound, a different outlook, and you pretty much reinvented what and who The Kooks were.
|
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Equals closely resembles its progenitors, but it comes from a different impulse than they did, and a different mindset.
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I felt like a different person in a different life — I had a house, a dog, and a car.
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They are built on a different kind of community and identity politics, and they have a different story arc.
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"Every time I turned, he was calling me from a different country or a different city," Mr. Carbonetti said.
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Global warming is not only of a different scale than past environmental problems, it is of a different kind.
|
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But Nadella wasn't lacking in confidence – he was just bringing a different style, a different humility, to the job.
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It shouldn't matter if you are of a different nationality, or size or colour or speak a different language.
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"The pro numbers are in a different place and the pro hashes are in a different place," Herman said.
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You can do the same sides or sub in a different rice, a different vegetable, a salad, some bread.
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I wanted from the beginning to have an opportunity to work in a different environment with a different palette.
|
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"24: Legacy" works on a different level of realism, and it probably expected to appear in a different world.
|
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"It's a different race, it's a different cycle, and I'm running against somebody who is completely different," she said.
|
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She is the one who will have to learn to live on a different planet, in a different calendar.
|
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However, those were the words of a different Jackson, Judge Amy Berman Jackson, about a different president, Barack Obama.
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WE SHOULD – WE HAVE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE REASON ITS DIFFERENT IS BECAUSE IT'S A DIFFERENT HISTORY, A DIFFERENT BACKGROUND.
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Tenancy in common, or TIC, is not a different kind of property, but a different way to own property.
|
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So it's a different market, a different development of artists who I showed early on as careers have developed.
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"I have to go to a different terminal, check in on different machines, go to a different gate, go through T.S.A. on a different line," he wrote in an email, referring to Transportation Security Administration checkpoints.
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Yet we are no different from them in any essential way, only accustomed to a different way of life, a different built environment, a different set of narratives and concepts that shape our sense of reality.
|
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To immigrate requires a willingness to pick up one's life and move, often at great personal and financial risk, to a different country, with a different culture, and often a different language — a profoundly entrepreneurial act.
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The next night I was in a different hotel, in a different town farther down the coast—the same dream.
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Baby Groot has a different personality, a different body, no memories of adult Groot & adult Groot's sacrifice actually meant something.
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At a different time, or if I lived in a different country, I could see its message being more apt.
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Does your job impact your spending in a different way than it might if you worked in a different industry?
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A different road might have led me to a different place, and I wouldn't be happy doing anything but music.
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HAWAII: You can get divorced in Hawaii even if you were married in a different state — or a different country.
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"Pick one exercise a day, a different exercise each day of the week for a different body part," says Pasternak.
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I believe we need to have a different lens, a different metrics to look at how a company is performing.
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The cloud is not just a different way of delivering software, platform and infrastructure, it's a different way of selling.
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But I didn't believe in myself, so I chose a different major in school and a different path in life.
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Every European country has a different definition of domestic violence right now, and therefore a different classification of that crime.
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To date, the gallery has more than 60 illustrations, each drawn in a different style and with a different technique.
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"I have a different view of my body, and I have a different view of my body naked," she says.
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At that age, I didn't know I was turning a different age, I just knew that something was a different.
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When acting is better than good, it hatches from a different part of the brain, a different kind of intelligence.
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We're no longer serving people now, because we're moving into a different type of economy, a different type of society.
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"The electorate is obviously looking for a different model, a different type of leadership," and women could fit that bill.
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How this would have happened, and maybe it was a different time, a different age, but we do need reform.
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They're importing a different culture, a different civilization — and that culture and civilization, the imported one, rejects the host culture.
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"There's definitely a very clear sense of unlocking a different way of thinking, a different sense of consciousness," he said.
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And yet, 22 years later, a different scientist apparently reached a different conclusion, and repeated the experiment with two elephants.
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IT WAS ACTUALLY IN A DIFFERENT TIMEFRAME THAN THE ACTUAL COMPLETION OF THE DEAL -- IT WAS IN A DIFFERENT TIMEFRAME.
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"He is offering himself as a different kind of leader, who would negotiate in a different spirit," Mr. Gimson said.
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The court, managed by a different military authority, is a five-minute drive from the McDonald's in a different direction.
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You know investing in IT, in digitalization requires human capital, a different you know a different type of human capital.
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This could mean reassigning the patient to a different care worker or a different clinic or floor of a hospital.
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"This new type of consumer has a different set of expectations and a different set of places where they're going."
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Jason, I definitely agree that what's happening with Veidt is on a different timeline, or maybe even a different dimension.
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To make radical changes in the expectation of an unknown future requires a different skill-set and a different ethos.
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Stevens's accounts of bygone media largesse seem less like dispatches from a different era than from a different planet entirely.
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Each episode of the show — which features guests like Trisha Yearwood, Beverly Mitchell and Alanna Masterson — places Duff in a different state, cooking a different meal, in a different kitchen (if it's even a kitchen at all).
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I asked whether, had a different artist been showing at the gallery that morning in Paris, she might have recognized a different narrative, or at least a narrative that combined the same elements in a different way.
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This new issue, to me, is important because I just think it's interesting to segue into something else where you look at a different queer person with a different experience at a different point in their career.
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He came to in a different room, perhaps a different building, maybe even a different country: We know from media reports that several months after the Salt Pit he was taken to a black site in Romania.
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Age, sex, address, date of birth, employer, phone number: How many times have you scratched them on a piece of paper for a different bureaucrat in a different office in a different wing of the American bureaucracy?
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That maybe the best counterweight to this guy is someone who is totally different than him, has a different background, is from a different part of the country, unlike some of the people running like [Mike] Bloomberg' and is someone that has a different story and able to take him on in a different way.
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During the chaotic aftermath of that storm, she boarded a different evacuation bus and ended up in a different shelter in a different city, with a dead phone and no way of knowing where her loved ones were.
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And I have to say, every single episode I watched, nearly all from the golden age, gave me something different—a different core cast member feature, a different narrative formula, a different target of satire, a celebrity cameo.
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That's a tough barrier to overcome when you're not just from a different state, but a different country, and even more so when you're of a different race or ethnicity than 94% of the rest of the population.
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Because he's not an enjoyable person to be around — he's from a different class; he's from a different way of life.
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WATTERS: So, the NBA has a different policy... SCARAMUCCI: The NBA has a different policy... WATTERS: And they all stand there.
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Do you think your show could exist the same way on a different network, or at a different point in time?
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I opted to cancel that subscription and re-subscribe in iTunes, creating a different Times account with a different email login.
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He comes from a different background than Peter, and as a result he deals with a different set of internal struggles.
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But when they looked at those genes, half of them didn't have a different copy with a different job floating around.
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Tim Cook has a different personality than Steve Jobs and, as we learned from this week's interviews, a different management style.
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But like all sons Chang Thung will step into a different river—or perhaps, in this case, onto a different shore.
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"He's a different kind of a guy, but people say that I'm a different kind of a guy too," Trump said.
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Each time it moves to a different ledger, the money has a different identity, taking up time and potentially causing confusion.
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Because then users will have a different not only user experience, but also have a different product that respects their privacy.
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His return as commissioner had centered on adjusting his approach to a different New York and a different era in policing.
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"It's a struggle each time you have the Olympic Games, in a different country and a different city," Ms. Jean said.
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"The gap to a different competitor from a different team is bigger," Montoya said, comparing this year's competition to last year's.
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That may be a different skill set, may be a different group of people than the people that you have now.
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"Of course, I would love to do it again but it's a different golf course and a different year," she said.
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TRUMP: I think it requires a different flexibility, it requires a different speed maybe, watching nations or a nation or nations.
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"In terms of seeing men in a different light, I think she sees the world in a different light," she said.
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Sometimes they go to their car, put on a different hat, put on a different shirt, come in and vote again.
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If you're wondering if you can just get a different SIM card that will work on a different network, you can.
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If he ended up with a different disability, we would have a chance to see the world in a different light.
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Shining a light into Beckett from a different angle, she illuminates a different part of the rest of us as well.
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Nathan said a different mold used to manufacture the pill, or center of the ball, was cited in a different study.
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When you sit in class next to someone of a different race, you get to know them on a different level.
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In the same way they take a different approach to privacy, we too should take a different approach to regulating it.
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The same still often holds today, over 25 years later, with a different 'her,' and a different 'him' substituted as referents.
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In testing, we may run a different fuel level, a different program, so I'm not expecting them to be behind us.
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There are three "chapters," each a different era in the island's history, that each occupy a different screen in the galleries.
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"What we're going to offer is a different vision, a different way forward, a different set of excitement that's never been seen at a political convention before," Sean Spicer, the RNC's chief strategist on CNN's "New Day" on Friday.
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Sierra Leone, to the north, has a different history, different needs, a different constellation of charities and aid agencies—and similar problems.
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And someone who is not a fit at one firm may be a star at a different firm with a different culture.
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Sometimes a patient is allergic to an ingredient, or wants a medication to have a different flavor, or needs a different dose.
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Each of the five represents a different traditional Chinese element and a different wish: prosperity, happiness, health, luck, and passion for sport.
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"I have said that a different strategy and a different law should be put in place to help distressed cities," he added.
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"This was a different group and the nature of the posting was different, we were talking about a different employee," he said.
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It's a woman who has a different mission, a different story, so I wanted to see what we could do with that.
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It has a different structure, tells a different kind of story, and barely worth playing if you're not playing with a friend.
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Our regional partners would have had a different view on US assertiveness, and I think it would have been a different outcome.
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We're not being looked at in a fishbowl, we're looking out at the world through a different lens, with a different perspective.
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I'd probably go with a different relationship, and end up with a different daughter as a result, and love that one, too.
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But when it comes to China's people and issues, they seem to often show a different face, a different set of standards.
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Prosecutors had refiled the more severe homicide-related charges after losing in court, hoping for a different outcome from a different judge.
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The takeout bags of bagels were provided for volunteers, not V.I.P.'s, who were given a different meal at a different location.
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Miss Nightingale's other pupils came and went also, but among them only the boy never requested a different day, a different time.
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It would be bad, but it would force people to look at a different metric and a different way of creating content.
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The fairy tales of today center on nontraditional start-ups, disrupters geared toward a different value system (also a different commercial system).
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"There is evidence that already exists in the case that points to a different location and a different suspect," Ms. Zellner said.
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Every month, they would be moved to a different prison, sometimes in a different district, out of fear of a government raid.
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Each track reflects a different influence and almost a different piece of equipment, apart from this Triton, which is on nearly everything.
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I'm going to consider their genuine offer to serve in a different capacity to positively impact the Twins from a different role.
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"Each one of those agencies has a different mission and will be looking at the issue from a different perspective," she said.
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When I was a kid they were pretty white, and they were of a different time, so it was a different context.
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A different law of economic power will have to wait for a different court, and that will come only through winning elections.
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That's a — they have a — they have a different — they probably have a bigger — they have a different kind of a problem.
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However, it is a different calculus when a company is storing its data and building its business on a different company's platform.
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And if a T goes through there, it has a different structure, so it will disrupt the current in a different way.
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"Pete's a different kind of candidate and we want to build a different kind of campaign," said Mike Schmuhl, Buttigieg's campaign manager.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Senator Bernie Sanders has long promised to run a different kind of campaign and be a different kind of president.
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"It's much more about how I've been able, with a small team, to change a brand and grow it to a different scale, at a different speed, and create a different interaction with dealers, customers and so on," he said.
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Peruvian avocados aren't identical to their Mexican counterparts: Their skin has a different texture, the flesh has a different color, and they're harvested at a different stage in their maturation process, which means that Peru's avocados need more time to ripen.
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It is hard enough to communicate with another member of the same species who speaks a different language and has a different culture.
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"To have that just snatched away from you because a different President and a different administration comes in, it's really sad," Ireland lamented.
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At a minimum, progress will take more votes, a renewal of the Republican Party and a different president with a different moral compass.
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He represents a different time, a different era of his party, and a type of "New England Republican" who is becoming a rarity.
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The movie I'm making now, Sweetheart, is meant as a really cool survival-horror thriller that has a different face, a different lead.
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But this time it's with the man that she loves and it's in a different time and it's at a different historical point.
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Mistakes happen, especially as people are learning new ways to refer to people they've known by a different name or a different pronoun.
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About eight months and two days later, I think the board has decided they wanted a different chair and a different Co-CEO.
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You need a country like Turkey, a different country symbolizing a different faith ... But EU member states don't seem to realize this fact.
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The second category the president could choose is someone who's been confirmed to a different position, even if it's in a different agency.
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"We are going through an internal restructuring again, and we may have to make a different offering in a different structure," Wickramatne said.
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"Sometimes they go to their car, put on a different hat, put on a different shirt, come in and vote again," Trump said.
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If not, then perhaps NASA should be working on a different mission, or at least using a different approach for the current mission.
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In a different year, and with a different campaign strategy, Governor Christie could have made an interesting contribution to a Republican primary contest.
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She knows this is a different Jesse who's taken a different fork in the road, but he's still all that she has left.
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Rituals force us for a brief moment to become a different person and to interact with those around us in a different way.
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Viewing the evidence and McFarland's choice in trial, McFarland has not shown that a different strategy would have ended in a different result.
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There was electronic dance music, Caribbean beats, trap/R&B and ballads, each a showcase for a different outfit and a different persona.
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Journalists of color bring a different texture, a different perspective on what issues matter and what should be discussed and debated on television.
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I think people are looking for people who have a different perspective, a different point of view and they want to hear it.
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They're pissed off and frustrated with the status quo, but they don't see a path to a different world or a different system.
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Ebony: A lot of college students want to be politically involved, but they've just moved to a different state or a different city.
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There will be a virtual world you go to for your work, a different one for recreation and a different one for education.
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Two weeks later, she got a second summons also seeking payment — to a different creditor, for a different amount — on the same loan.
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That means many students will be continuing to see teachers who are a different gender than they are, and a different skin color.
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"It's a different style of golf to what we play in Europe — a different emphasis on certain parts of the game," Fleetwood said.
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"As they grow, they discover different neighborhoods bring with them a different community and a different set of rules and regulations," says Schlesinger.
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You can't go back once you make a choice, and you'll never see how a different choice could've led to a different ending.
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It was Land, who looked as if he had been beamed in from a different dimension, or at any rate a different denomination.
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Even the Stuffed Cheez-It Pizza could come back in a different form, with new fillings or even a different Cheez-It flavor.
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For him, I imagine the complexities of interracial casual sex in America required a different kind of logic, a different kind of bigotry.
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But we had a different thought process and a different view of the world, as they were much more conservative than I was.
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"Streaming has opened up the possibility of a song with a different beat, from a different culture and in a different language to become a juggernaut of success around the world," Universal Music Group CEO Lucian Grainge said in a statement to Variety.
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"Streaming has opened up the possibility of a song with a different beat, from a different culture and in a different language to become a juggernaut of success around the world," Universal Music Group chief executive Lucian Grainge said in a statement.
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But Britain -- as a sovereign nation with the same values but a different political and cultural history -- has chosen to take a different path.
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And I also feel like with writing writing by hand is obviously a different process, a different mental process than writing with a computer.
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"I moved our bed to a different part of the room, against a different wall … because I needed it to be different," he pens.
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The ceremony is now broadcast on television, stretches nearly four hours long, and has a different host every year — sorry, a different male host.
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To anyone looking at your activity, you'll have a new IP address that could be in a different state or even a different country.
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Bologna may hibernate in times of high snootiness, only to be resurrected in a different era, in a different form, at a higher price.
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He's truly heartbroken by what has happened, and so what Love offers is a different kind of friendship and a different kind of relationship.
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There is a breakaway episode, with a different setting, a different supporting cast, and a lot of graffiti inspired by Grant Morrison's The Invisibles.
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You could come from a different country and have a different profile, but maybe you have the perfect past experience for a particular job.
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Maybe you've got a different perception or a different perspective than any of us because of what you've been through, and I understand that.
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The Irish players said repeatedly that Sunday was not about vengeance — this was a different time, a different team — but the significance was clear.
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He represented a different kind of pop star, and his lyrics, which provided glimpses into a different way of life, proved shocking to many.
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In a different situation, with a different defendant, it might be appropriate for the president to grant a quick pardon to prevent an injustice.
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It seemed, whenever I drove south from Baghdad to Basra after 22007, that I was now covering a different war, in a different country.
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Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeals sided with Peraza, but noted that a different appeals court previously ruled against a different police officer's claim.
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If that party turns and goes in a different direction, with a different kind of candidate, the damage might not be that long lasting.
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"A wing is a different flavor from the breast, and the breast is a different flavor from the oysters," the chef wrote from Paris.
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What if we could embrace change in a different way, or consider a different way of embracing change instead of being threatened by it?
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I could do a different kind of work with a different kind of therapist every day and there would probably never be a terminus.
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It was a different medium, she figured, and so lent itself to a different subject matter — far from his bright and cheerful acrylic paintings.
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"If you choose a different set of physics, like quantum rather than classical, you get a different complexity theory out of it," Natarajan said.
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On Sunday, Axios reported that Porter is telling associates a different story about the allegations against him and their fallout — with a different timeline.
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" Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University, said China has "a different governmental structure and a different culture among the population.
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Small wonder that each of them talks about fantasies of going elsewhere, of moving to a different town, or even occupying a different bed.
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"Sometimes they go to their car, put on a different hat, put on a different shirt, come in and vote again," the president said.
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Was the opportunity to do an English-speaking version of Cosmo, as opposed to a different Cosmo with a different team in every country?
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"The thing that I love about Atoms is that it isn't just a different look, it's a different feel," said Ohanian in a statement.
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They have marched to a different beat, promoted a different standard, and played by different rules — all with a smug sense of entitled exceptionalism.
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This means changing a culture created back in a different era for a different threat and establishing the right culture in the Space Force.
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For the next few months, I'll be traveling and striking in a different city, or maybe even a different country, every Friday (thread)... pic.twitter.
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That just because you are a different race or a different religion, we are the great human experiment; we are a profoundly diverse nation.
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Rachid Redouane, 30, claimed to be Moroccan and Libyan, and used a different last name as well as a different birthdate, the police said.
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"As each print reflects a different formula written in a different hand by a different author, there are great variations in color, tone, script, and amount of detail present in each work," Jennifer Farrell, associate curator of drawings and prints at the Met, told Hyperallergic.
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It's a group of people that, once you're elevated to that level, you really tend to be in a different place, in a different world.
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If you're worried about differentiation at a particular retailer, try searching for that item using a different browser, or a different device, said Vonder Heide.
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They shut me down one time and I come back in an hour with a different sign and a different title of my lemonade stand.
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Our thought bubble: It is true that Pichai has a different reputation from his predecessors and has struck a different tone than other Google executives.
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"I love that right now we're seeing a different kind of black woman onscreen, we're seeing a different kind of black girl onscreen," she said.
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"There is evidence that already exists in the case that points to a different location and a different suspect," Zellner told the New York Times.
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"About eight months and two days later, I think the board had decided they wanted a different chair and a different co-CEO," he said.
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UK'S MAY TOLD RUSSIA'S PUTIN BRITAIN REMAINED OPEN TO A DIFFERENT RELATIONSHIP, BUT FOR THAT TO HAPPEN THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT MUST CHOOSE A DIFFERENT PATH
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"I do want to be forgiving of my colleagues who have a different perspective or a different point of experience in their responsibility," he says.
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"There is evidence that already exists in the case that points to a different location and a different suspect," Zellner told The New York Times.
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It was the first time a piece of art showed me I could imagine myself in a different place, becoming a different sort of woman.
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And this is a gender thing, right, because the men need to be attractive as well, but it's a different standard and a different focus.
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But just to see it in a different light and see it through a different point of view, is kind of the fun of it.
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Each episode tells the tale of a single "tidy," each for a different space and family, and each for a different—but ultimately similar—reason.
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A different New York Times Magazine article on disparities in tech from 2016 cited a different small recruiting firm on the power of résumé blinding.
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However, the Q5 is built at a different factory and doesn't have the same Porsche components, while the Tiguan sits on a different vehicle platform.
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It's going to take a bunch of election losses to begin to move in a different direction, to move towards a different kind of balance.
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It manages risk, using data describing the market as a whole to build a different risk profile (and a different interest rate) for each individual.
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The Democratic Party became a different kind of party, and the Republican Party at the end of that process became a different kind of party.
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As a person-to-person relationship, I feel that I have a different idea, and I'll always have a different vision of what is beautiful.
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If it doesn't, there are two other things you can try: plugging the AC adapter into a different outlet, or trying a different AC adapter.
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The comedian and filmmaker Richard Ayoade visits a different city in each episode of this travelogue series, bringing a different fellow performer to each location.
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They are systems thinkers by background, by instinct, and they bring to market a different kind of solution born of a different way of thinking.
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As much as Rahman's wife loves the food of her home country, she eats at a different truck representing a different cuisine almost every night.
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Musical theater people learning a different way and the people from the town learning a different way and finding a place where they all connect.
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If this had happened 10 years ago, maybe it would've had a different ... HR: Yeah, it would've had a different past, which is very interesting.
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In that sense, the paucity of jobs for men is arguably cause for a different level — or at least a different kind — of social concern.
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The sobering fact is that it will never quite feel the same because we're living in a different time with a different audience being centered.
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That made it challenging to organize the papers as sometimes he continued his thought on a different colored piece of paper with a different pen.
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But we often don't know when they exist because our institutions prevent us from knowing whether a different majority would have chosen a different outcome.
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As for harder, is there any world in which I wished I had been born into a different family and had a different economic background?
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But a new study published Thursday by a different author, examined the same data as the 264 study -- and came up with a different result.
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It is a different feeling, the-- the combination of the power and the torque and the sound, even, creates a different feeling for the rider.
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For example, put your phone in a place that it's not normally in, such as a different part of your bag or a different pocket.
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"From a different country or a different culture [the crescent moon] means something really different," she told journalist Suzy Menkes in an interview for Matches.
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At 49, Beinart represents a different generation than the Jewish Currents cohort and a different context for thinking about questions of Jewish identity and Israel.
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This new season has a lot to live up to, especially since it's being animated by a different studio, with a different director at the helm.
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It shows a different side of me, that people haven't seen, along with a different side of what it takes to make it in food television.
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But to be able to understand reality in its abject ugliness and pain is a different type of superpower to fight a different kind of battle.
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"A small portion of these workers either switch jobs to go to a different delivery company, or they take up a different job," said Madhav Krishna.
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And really, it's incredibly unfair to the underperformer, who would probably be happier and more productive in a different role or even at a different company.
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Enfamil had been clinically approved, and though Metrecal was a different product with a different purpose, Mead Johnson began indirectly alluding to doctors in its advertisements.
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Also, just the fact of living in a city like New York—it's just such a different place to live and a different way to live.
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"When you translate Shakespeare into a different language, you're really translating him into a different cultural context and cultural background," she said during a recent podcast.
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When we're out shooting, we just go crazy — shoot, shoot, shoot, try a different angle, shoot, try a different pose, shoot, sometimes change the outfit, shoot.
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Weaver's "Bear" belongs to The Unreliable Bestiary, an ongoing series, with each installment about a different endangered species, corresponding to a different letter of the alphabet.
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What I really like about seeing both Kratos in a different time of life, and Marcus Fenix, is I feel it's a different set of stories.
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However, Haspel certainly has a different personality than Mike Pompeo, and might bring a different energy when she is asked to contribute or respond to questions.
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Defeated but not destroyed, it looks like the company will return with the HTC 10, a smartphone with a different name and hopefully a different fate.
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"I played the Olympics with one ball, Cincinnati with a different one, a different one again here," Andy Murray said Thursday after his second-round victory.
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Each volume is its own book, each a discrete project started by Woolf with a different purpose and at a different moment in her writing career.
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To get the benefit of the lower rates, consumers will, in many cases, need to switch to a different plan, with a different network of doctors.
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And if we let them get away with it, your kids won't just grow up in a different America, they'll grow up in a different world.
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But then colorism, tribalism, and the intricacies of intersectionality come into play when you're in a different socioeconomic location, or even just a different geographical location.
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Much like how the algorithm gives everyone a different feed, everyone has a different complaint — and simply giving people the old feed doesn't really address them.
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So, we need to have a different conversation in this country about guns but also a different conversation about policing that brings police and community together.
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TBS gets the half-hour version and some of that other half-hour either goes into a different show or is consumed in a different way.
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Mr. Sanford, a politician first sent to Washington as an insurgent of one era, was toppled in a different moment by a different kind of renegade.
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That changed last week when Attorney General William Barr and his counterparts in Australia and the U.K. started emphasizing a different metric and a different topic.
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"You can see the Iranian people are standing up and asserting their rights, their aspirations for a better government, a different, a different regime," he said.
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My partner, Kem, is both from a different country — I was born in Bangladesh and he grew up in Peru — and a different religion from me.
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But then, just as abruptly as he entered the pulpit, he left it and aligned himself with a different community and a different version of family.
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Though related, this is a different set of tasks and a different type of work than what's used to create these rules in the first place.
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Can you do it by writing and talking or do you have to move her to a different place and immerse her in a different reality?
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The van kids trek around the heartland selling magazines, and kicking most of the profits to their glowering manager Krystal (Riley Keough), who checks them into a different low-rent motel every night, and dumps them into a different neighborhood in a different city every day.
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One of these, Alex Gibney's new documentary Citizen K, tells the story of a different billionaire in a different country who built his fortune by skirting the law to establish an oil and gas giant, and who earned the ire of a different infamously thuggish president.
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If he had done the same set of experiments with a different microbe, he points out, he would have ended up with a different set of genes.
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" One Kurdish intelligence official, Lahur Talabani, told Reuters last week that even if ISIS evaporates "another group will pop up under a different name, a different scale.
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Woolf alleged the company had denied his reasonable-accommodation requests to be transferred to a different position, or to remain in sales under a different management team.
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I think had they had a different group of women around the table, they would have a different set of goals and their organization would look different.
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" Another is "Change Routines: Consider having your meals at a different time of the day, in a different room, or serving foods you typically did not have.
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One where people could see a film, then jump to a headset and visit that same exact scene in a different way, or from a different perspective.
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Top of the Lake: China Girl followed the same detective (played by Elisabeth Moss) in the second season, but in a different location with a different case.
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So every time you mount your phone at a different angle (or mount a different phone), you will need to tweak its balance via an adjustable arm.
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Napoli recently compared Odor to former Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler, who is a competitive, expressive, energetic player with a different skill set and a different reputation.
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Probably. But if you moved into a different state or even just a different district since the last election, you'll need to register at your new address.
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If we are bold enough and able to look at each other now, we can actually build a different country and carve a different story for ourselves.
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"As an artist I think it's good to document ourselves, document our now, see if we can recognize ourselves in a different light, in a different life."
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The most important thing is that I was involved in the making of it, which was a different learning experience and a different way to express myself.
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"Because we're doing a different genre every week, at least one person is terrified every week, and it's a different person all the time," Ms. Chase said.
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SO I THINK IT'S GOING TO GET A DIFFERENT LEVEL OF SCRUTINY AND A DIFFERENT REVIEW THAN WHAT WE RECEIVED, BUT I WISH THEM ALL THE BEST.
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It's made in a different way, and has to be handled in a different way — a point that contractors who haven't encountered it before may not understand.
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I don't remember exactly but it's just a different feel, and they wanted that because we're in LA and LA is a different vibe than most cities.
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Releasing the names of people who faced terrible choices "in a different time and a different place," she added, "has just created more confusion," not cathartic clarity.
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In that PRRI poll, more people were displeased by the thought that their child would marry someone of a different political party than of a different religion.
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While many perils are covered under the standard part of your policy, some weather-related events fall under a different part that comes with a different deductible.
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It's always been one of those places that people go to and really find a different point of view or a different way to evolve their craft.
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If this same system originates from a different Canadian province, it receives a different name, despite all sharing the same storm characteristics: Manitoba Mauler and Saskatchewan Screamer.
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Male sexual abuse survivors can feel a different kind of shame, since male sexual abuse isn't discussed nearly as often, and carries a different kind of stigma.
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This is a new ball game, a new President, with a different set of priorities and a different way forward which I think has rattled the old order.
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"It's certainly plausible" that a different attorney general could have reached a different decision, McCord said, although cautioning such a judgment would depend on what's in the report.
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Which is why I chose to celebrate my survival and I decided to embark on a different kind of journey and to face fear of a different kind.
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" The Kurds and "a different part of Syria" "Do you remember two years ago when Iraq was going to fight the Kurds in a different part of Syria.
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After signing his plea deal, Manafort gave "a different and exculpatory version of the events," but then later offered a different version to better match his original statements.
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Via Pistoiese leads north-westwards from an ancient gate into a different world: the real Prato, a city of textiles, clothing and Chinese people of a different kind.
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To add insult to injury, her ex asked for the $2420 he gave her for the party bus back to take a different girl to a different prom.
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Delivering most strokes at about 60 to 80 percent force, Mr. Graves sometimes holds multiple sticks in one hand, each tapping a different drum with a different rhythm.
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So you see, Force Awakens Emoji Movie, when you make the lightsaber aqua you're actually calling back to a different time, and evoking a different kind of character.
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The Church has largely tried to deal with child abuse by keeping it under wraps—by relocating accused offenders to a different parish, sometimes in a different country.
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"Everybody has a different journey and a different threshold of how much of a beat-down they want to take, and I'm done, I'm tapped out," Hogan said.
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It calls on our leaders, it calls on our journalists to do a different kind of reporting, a different kind of dealing with this presidency and the President.
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In theory, you could have a near infinite number of new attachments, each specific to recognize and bind with a different antigen, and thus target a different disease.
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"A DIFFERENT PERSON" Carole Ghosn said her husband's previous 108-day imprisonment had left him "a different person" and that normal life under bail conditions had been impossible.
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But that doesn't mean that with a different candidate in a different year it might someday be realized; as Clinton gracefully noted in her concession speech on Wednesday.
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It just goes about it in a completely different way, perhaps because it is making a different argument, from a different point of view on the world. Perhaps.
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These questions also resonate in the Irish author Emma Donoghue's fascinating novel "The Wonder," about a different sort of self-imposed starvation in a different sort of Ireland.
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Initial takes from the report suggest numerous deeply troubling actions by President Trump that a different prosecutor and a different Justice Department might have found warranted criminal charges.
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Each serves a different purpose for a different kind of user, with Swarm being more like a game and Foursquare being more of a city guide, Crowley said.
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The next four games, we came out with a different approach, a different mind-set, a killer mind-set, and we were able to win the four games.
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Dr. Stone said that Voyager 2 is headed in a different direction, and six years later, the sun is at a different point in its 11-year cycle.
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The three you've cited in your letter are: move to a different part of the country, work a different job, and get an education, so let's start there.
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Sure. A different type of series could find a different way to share the riches among its stars (which number five, including the African-American actor Chi McBride).
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The have the wise-cracking mechanic Don West with them, but not their Robot pal — he got flung in a different direction while fighting with a different robot.
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The Vancouver-based publisher only brought one book, titled The Greatest Stories Ever Told, but each copy is in a different language and takes on a different shape.
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That's President Barack Obama: But Clinton and Trump want the federal government to spend a different amount than we currently do — and collect a different amount from taxpayers.
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Each EU government has a different set of national interests to defend in fixing terms for EU trade with Britain, each a different balance of manufacturers, farmers or bankers.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's adult daughter stayed in a different room of the same apartment, according to ABC News, though it's unclear whether she had a different rental arrangement.
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I agree that the syntax looks very similar to JavaScript, but it still is a different language and requires you to think of a problem with a different mindset.
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Multi-builds lend additional depth to puzzles, allowing characters to build Lego objects, then tear them down and rebuild them in a different shape to serve a different purpose.
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Yet traveling to a different time zone, or perhaps even a different country, also means putting down whatever games you're playing and leaving them to collect dust for weeks.
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The two hide away in a different room on a different floor of the hotel, and Hannah confronts Luke about his poor choice of words last time they spoke.
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In order to get a lower rate, some customers will provide an incorrect garaging address, in a different city or even a different state, where prices are much cheaper.
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By situating each song in a different invented historical period, a different chronological box, Sign o' the Times externalizes not only the source material but also the songs themselves.
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"He wants to be a different kind of leader in Washington, and he wants Washington to respond in a different way than they have in the past," Card said.
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I think Virginia is a game, absolutely, and could exist, could be interpreted into another medium, but it would be a different experience, it would be a different thing.
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A backup plan was in place — a different script and a different costume, for an alternate world in which Gladys lands a Betty Boop musical — but at 6 a.m.
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Every so often you would come across a player who was not quite what he seemed to be in the real world (a different skin tone, a different number).
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Donald Trump is terrifying to anyone who holds respect for constitutional democracy and who doesn't fear people simply because they are a different color or practice a different religion.
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And although it was once a different service with a different name mostly used for weird looking children to use for lipsync videos, it's become its own cultural force.
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Be smart: Administration officials say one of Pence's great talents is being in a different ZIP Code, often a different time zone, when trouble is roiling the White House.
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"Coming out of those mountains, there's a different soul and a different feeling and a whole different deal than what it would be like to come from the city."
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He threw a wild pitch that allowed both runners to advance, and then another high fastball eluded Sanchez, who was apparently expecting a different pitch in a different location.
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Earlier this year, I had just finished with the "Snowfall" writers' room for the season when I took a similar job on a different show at a different network.
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But that's part of the fact that poetry is insisting on a different logic and is trying to pull out a different part of how we perceive the world.
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When a man enters, he's of a different feather, advancing on a straight diagonal path in a different rhythm; and he pauses, only to reverse direction and pause again.
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I get that this is a different tool solving a different problem, but even though it's not meant for my needs it seems like it might be really useful.
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At higher elevations, the valley deepened; the walls rose a thousand feet on either side, in layers of colored sediment, each representing a different mineral and a different epoch.
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When a man enters, he's of a different feather, advancing on a straight diagonal path in a different rhythm; and he pauses, only to reverse direction and pause again.
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Artistic situations of Dada gazing, such as with Höch, offer a different view on genealogy and a different idea of the relationship between forebears and posterity, progenitors, and descendants.
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They moved him to a different jail, doctored his records to make it appear as though he had been released, and then re-booked him under a different name.
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No matter how highly skilled a person is, the body's pre-programmed stress responses mean they can enter a different physical state, and sometimes even a different psychological state.
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"That's the way it goes: If the CEO leaves the company, you're going to get a different CEO who will probably have different values and a different mission," Baker said.
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That is to say, gays, lesbians, and bisexuals would not experience this type of unequal treatment had they been born a different gender, or were attracted to a different sex.
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There are also a huge number of different kinds of Cherry MX switches, each of which takes a different amount of pressure to press and actuates in a different way.
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If you don't want to go with them, here's another alterative, and then a different set of machines, different set of people, a different set of processes, what have you.
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"I will discuss with the PSA if there is a need to carry out inspections in a different way and the need for a different set of rules," Hauglie said.
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That's a different kind of grit than the depictions of regional violence and evil we've seen on screen in recent years, and one that holds a different kind of promise.
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"We all have a different piece of him, a different relationship, and knew him at different times of his life," Valencia said, overcome with grief and barely able to speak.
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I think it's probably somewhere in the middle, but literally every company involved that I talk to explains it differently, has a different impact and a different level of mitigation.
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Pence was also pictured in a different outfit at the game Sunday than he wore in the image, and his wife, Karen Pence, was seen wearing a different Colts jersey.
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Now the remaining Yazidi community is divided and militarized, with each militia backed by a different Kurdish faction, and each Kurdish faction in turn backed by a different regional power.
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I'm just saying that it's a great idea to occasionally re-examine positions that were perhaps taken a few years ago in a different time and in a different mood.
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The notion that the last election cycle somehow brought out a different kind of person or a different aspect of people's political character is misleading from our point of view.
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It's a different security and a different term sheet, and might look like the company is raising capital from one offering, but it's really multiple offerings at the same time.
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I'm guessing that because they are in a different situation and in a different part of the world, they have to find their own way of dealing with the sport.
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"I tell them, if you go to work in a different environment, there's a chance you'll come across somebody who has a different view of a Liberty degree," she said.
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They fear losing that more than they wish for a different life, although they probably also want their children to be able to lead a different life if they choose.
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But on the other side of the country, on the Democratic debate stage in Los Angeles, the candidates circled around a different vowel, and a different word — the E word.
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"It's a variety that is its own thing, a different shape texturally, a different flavor profile to any other and the absolute best food wine there is," Mr. Lambert said.
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" Garmin and a lot of the wearable companies are notorious for their proprietary chargers, for every single one you get it's like, "Here's a different charger, here's a different charger.
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Each of the game's protagonists (skeptical and detached Luna-Terra, impish and needy Saturn, and pressure-cooker perfect Pluto) is tied to a different organization, each with a different goal.
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Someday a different House leadership will confront potential misconduct by a different president and will look for guidance to the words and actions of this speaker and this House of Representatives.
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If he'd gone that route and said, "Election is over, now we're going to be in a different America" — my God, we'd be in a different place than we are today.
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In the time since the last movie, Rudy had clearly undergone life changes we hope won't affect his career (he has a different face, because he's played by a different actor).
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If the party fails to embrace a different vision of America, and a different idea about the country's place in the world, Democrats will not win -- and they should not win.
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For me, there were a lot of things I enjoyed about stepping back and being able to work things from a different angle, coming back and understanding shit a different way.
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Other measures of the total assets under management for paid fees (a different metric from a different database that includes other types of funds) give a total of around $74 trillion.
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That is a very interesting moment and one that—in a different world—might have opened it up to a different kind of conversation about the future of work in America.
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Her boss told her that they would renovate, and that when she returned from sick leave she would work in a different office on a different floor, away from the lab.
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If you really don't feel you're getting the opportunities that you should be getting, maybe you should look for a different place to work or a different person to work for.
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The medical school does its preservation process, and it&aposs a different embalming process than for a viewing for a regular funeral; they use a different embalming fluid and different amount.
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It gives customers a different way – it doesn't replace the phone that we all know and love, but it gives customers a different way to interact with the things around them.
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As it turns out, Verizon has an even better solution: if your phone number gets activated on a different device, and on a different SIM card, the company shuts down service.
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"Our ancestors lived in a different environment and had a different lifestyle and diet, and it is therefore interesting to find out how this is reflected in their microbiome,'" Schroeder said.
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Maxing out Westbrook on a five-year deal right before he turns 30 may not be the wisest decision in the world, but that's a different topic for a different article.
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Every month we're going to have a different ... for our extra Recode Decodes we're going to have a different co-host with me on different topics, which brings us to today.
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The bigger question of whether it's "worth it" or a boondoggle involves a different calculus and arrives at a different answer for each country, or even each user within a country.
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After the weigh in ... that was a different story.
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Not better — it's just a different degree of tactility.
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But this ... this is on a different level entirely.
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They belong to a different world — the offline community.
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But this — this takes things in a different direction.
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Mines - Like Minesweeper, but with a different name. 5.
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Clinton sees a different -- slightly broader -- map on Tuesday.
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Nova recalled a similar story — with a different outcome.
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It just wakes you up — in a different way.
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" But renovating her house "had awoken a different reality.
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But as for unofficial merch — that's a different story.
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National federations — often publicly funded — are a different matter.
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" Besides, he added, "I have a different life now.
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He wished — always wished — there were a different word.
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" He added: "It's a different world at that hour.
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And we'll be announcing that — probably a different location.
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Get more education — or a different kind of it?
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" That was a new voice, a different voice. "Hank?
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We're reaching a different ... We're reaching the digital generation.
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But they chose a different path — a public one.
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We're in the process of looking at partners for the Chinese market, but coming at it from a different vantage point, coming at it as a US company, gives us a different perspective and gives us a different way of looking at the market, and also makes us unique and different from those other players.
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Police confirmed to PEOPLE that Cook was attempting to reach Parks' law practice in the office building, in Atlanta's Buckhead area, but ended up at a different firm on a different floor.
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SuperCDMS will look through "a different mass range with a different sensitivity, and in some sense it's a whole new area," said Bob Jacobsen, LZ scientist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Research into a different type of vulnerability, though, has recently shown that manipulating the physical properties of hardware can pose a different digital threat—one that can't be patched with software alone.
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While virtual reality gear like Oculus engulfs the brain to present a different reality, books engage the brain and present a different reality through a more creative exchange between medium and self.
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Just like there are different flavors in food: You're still eating, but when you eat a fruit or a grain, it's a different flavor [that] stimulates a different part of your body.
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If you keep doing the same thing and you end up with the end result, why not try a different way or a different path to be able to achieve these ends?
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When you revisit Democratic debates after what went down Saturday, it doesn't feel as if you're watching a different party, it feels as if you've entered a different intellectual and moral universe.
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Police confirmed to PEOPLE that Cook was attempting to reach Parks' law practice in the office building, in Atlanta's Buckhead area, but ended up at a different firm on a different floor.
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Programming the robots to focus more on one model, a different size or a different combination of core components is much easier and requires less transition time than with a human workforce.
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On Puerto Rico one year after Hurricane MariaEvery time I'm in Puerto Rico, I see a different part of the island—or the same part of the island in a different way.
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But you see, this is a different Joker movie, one that will reportedly be released under a different DC label than the studio's flagship superhero movies like Justice League and Wonder Woman.
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"Every time I talk to a different senator I get a different understanding and so that leads me to believe that they are still figuring out how to get there," Byrne said.
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IT REALLY SORT OF TAKES A DIFFERENT LOOK AT CAPITALISM AND TAKES A DIFFERENT LOOK AT HOW TO CONSTRUCT AN ETF AND EVEN SORT OF WHAT MAKES A STOCK WORK OR NOT.
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Ms. Williams's Una — who has sought out Ray, now living in a different town under a different name, at his workplace — starts off both hopping mad and, it would seem, certifiably mad.
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When he was asked the next day about the propriety of saying that in the context of Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance, Mr. Trump replied, "That was a different league and a different world."
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Hillary Clinton lost the state in 2016 by about 3.5 percentage points; Ms. Sinema was a different kind of candidate, with a different message, and she won statewide by about 1.7 points.
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If you find out the truth through DNA testing, you're really colliding with a different culture, a different way of thinking about how much children should know about their own genetic identity.
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The fight against Al Qaeda is a different military campaign in a different part of Yemen than the one helping fuel the humanitarian disaster gripping the country, most visibly in the west.
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"We have to convince the police officer that they can be a different kind of police officer, but also the citizen that they have a different kind of officer," Mr. Amador said.
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When you're translating somebody from a different culture, who is subject to a different political system and who is writing for a different audience than you are, you have to be very careful about not substituting your voice for the author's voice and not taking away the author's prerogative to tell the story she wants to tell.
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Forecasters can't predict the exact trajectory and intensity the storm will take over the week, so it could arrive in the US at a different location or time, or with a different intensity.
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It would not be too hard for a supercivilization to build a different launch system that produced a different kind of FRB, yet we see the same kind of bursts from all directions.
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There will be days when you do not have much to do, perhaps because you are waiting for someone else in a different department, or a different company, to respond to a request.
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And this gets down to a different– There's a different AI ethics question which I think is really important here, which is designing AI systems to be understandable by people Jonathan Zittrain: Right.
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The second option would buy them a few more months to take Roberts up on his offer to find a different rationale — while fighting a different lawsuit in Maryland over the Census question.
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For those who are really good at fashion, they're able to take us along on their ride, transporting us to a fantasyland, a different time — or at the very least — a different mood.
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Every client has a different physical build or skin tone, the crew could be shooting with a different camera in different scenes, and the wardrobe and environment can change, so it's always different.
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" He continues, "You sort of learn how other people communicate and [that] they're coming from a different perception or a different view, and you have to value that view and listen to respond.
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According to a statement issued to Fashionista from a representative for Condé Nast, Welteroth was offered a "different opportunity" at the company, but ultimately, decided to pursue a "different direction" in her career.
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"You sort of learn how other people communicate and [that] they're coming from a different perception or a different view, and you have to value that view and listen to respond," he explained.
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More From VICE: There are no hard and fast rules for people trying to navigate their sexuality after an SCI; every injury affects a different spot on the spine to a different extent.
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Forty-two percent of younger respondents, between 18 and 49 years old, wanted a different nominee, while only 23 percent of those 50 and over are hoping for a different GOP standard-bearer.
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There is no straightforward way to estimate the profitability of turning crude into products in real time since every refinery processes a different slate of crudes and produces a different slate of products.
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Simply assuming that displaced coal miners will make a smooth transition into jobs in newfangled energy industries, which have a different geographical footprint and require a different skill set, is a cop-out.
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On "Fosse/Verdon," Williams said she felt comfortable enough to ask for more dance classes, voice lessons, for a different wig and a different pair of fake teeth that weren't made of rubber.
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Cancelling through a different service provider If you got Spotify Premium through a different company (like through your phone or internet provider), you're going to have to visit that company's website to cancel.
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Olympic gymnast Simone Biles spent most of her childhood in a different household in a different state than her brother, who is accused of killing three people last New Year's Eve in Ohio.
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In the second movement, a different woman (Tricia Albertson) dances with a different man (Kleber Rebello); several times she rises through a hoop made by his arms, then falls gently to the floor.
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Mr. Wen said that a second investigator who had also been in Ganzhou, Su Heng, was being detained in a different room at the same center, and had a different lawyer representing him.
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Instead, it is structured as an anthology of stories that take place toward the end of World War I, with each level covering a different character and a different theater of the war.
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But during his election campaign, Macron promised a different approach.
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Growing your own stolen avocado fruit is a different matter.
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Kaitlyn: How were we supposed to pick a different video?
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The Selzer poll — and campaign pollsters — take a different approach.
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Shareholders in the big American operators had a different take.
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The next day a different meme shared by 16 people.
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His final season at Barcelona was altogether a different situation.
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Selling fresh food through the internet is a different story.
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It was, as promised, a different experience of AI's potential.
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"People shouldn't die for expressing a different opinion," he said.
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Using a different inequality measure leads to slightly different results.
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On the other hand, this is a different time, right?
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But Justice (John Paul) Stevens made it a different way.
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They're merely spreading out their bills in a different way.
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Each streaming service is in a different phase of development.
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But a trip along Interstate 5 reveals a different world.
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Chwast illustrated each of the wars in a different style.
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You always want to put a different spin on it.
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A different approach to how they think governments should work.
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I guess it represents, accidentally, a different kind of freedom.
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Barra and Stevens said GM is a different company now.
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But the Freedom Caucus of 2019 is a different story.
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According to Curbed, he would have preferred a different projection.
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However, the new royal baby may use a different name.
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Each ends in a different place from where they began.
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McCoubrey shares the sensibility of a different Dutch master, Vermeer.
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Each state has a different way to implement the ban.
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We're not retreating, we're just advancing in a different direction.
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Each of them represents a different pole of Obamacare skepticism.
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But starting in 1999, the NHANES took a different approach.
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It doesn't work like that, that it's a different culture.
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Each week, the show will focus on a different decade.
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Reebok, another brand owned by Adidas, was a different story.
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Each group fills in a different part of the story.
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These days, though, he's into a different kind of game.
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Well, they also ... It's a different price tag too, right?
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But each also represents a different type of karmic retribution.
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Yamaha is taking a different approach to autonomous driving technology.
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But Barr had the option to take a different route.
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This land exerts a different gravitational pull on each visitor.
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But her son's school -- and hers -- had a different idea.
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Women who've been raped, however, often face a different challenge.
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Since filming The Bachelorette, she feels like a different person.
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"My male costars, however, are a different story," he wrote.
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OBVIOUSLY THIS IS A DIFFERENT SETUP WHERE YOU ARE NOW.
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Dyslexia is, put simply, a different wiring of the brain.
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Whether they know it or not is a different story.
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I respect everyone can have a different approach to it.
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It is a different feeling when it happens around you.
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"They are promoting a different kind of doubt," she says.
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And you named each flavor after a different feminist icon?
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On a different day, he jerked off into my mouth.
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But this time, physics shows up in a different way.
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Do you feel like you have a different purpose now?
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So when you injure it, you become a different person.
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Whitehurst offers a different institution in need of support: families.
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Except that she was talking about a different show entirely.
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Because I lived there when it was a different Afghanistan.
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But a prolonged funding crunch will be a different story.
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Was that a different experience inside a big media organization?
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And us having a desire to have a different perspective.
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Grabbing a drink in Dublin today is a different story.
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People were saying, 'You even look like a different person.
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A more aggressive FCC, in a different administration, would be.
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While they're still incarcerated, I think it's a different question.
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I would stay in a different hotel by the airport.
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He felt that God had a different path for me.
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They're from a different perspective, and they represent different needs.
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However, coach Brad Stevens offered a different point of view.
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We enjoy delicious beer, and each get a different roast.
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But we have chosen a different future for our country.
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I think alcohol is a different shopping experience for people.
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These factors could have a different effect on different populations.
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"It felt like we were flying over a different planet."
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Each company puts a different spin on the meal kit.
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But if you're Chinese, they'll give you a different menu.
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I get a different view traveling around this blue bubble.
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And now she has a different story, she seeking fame.
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It could be that NAFTA will be a different form.
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The concept is to feature a different protagonist each season.
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Gradually, though, she absorbed a different attitude toward organized labor.
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When Moore ventured inside, however, it was a different story.
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It was basically the same job at a different company.
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It could be that NAFTA will be a different forum.
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Each page of a book is a different mechanical puzzle.
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Every now and again it moves into a different area.
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Prince Philip will also be played by a different actor.
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On Friday, he got to experience a different career highlight.
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What about that battery thoughBattery life is a different story.
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And it's like that here: everybody's got a different story.
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MACCALLUM: You are a strongman, but in a different way.
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This is just a different kind of mooching and looting.
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How much of a difference — it is a different question.
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And its specs are from a different era, as well.
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Domestic audiences in Russia are getting a different message, however.
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Keaton is from a different era, and he fucked up.
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It's just a different way of doing the same thing.
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On Monday, Mattis offered a different perspective from the president.
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But a different picture emerges in the last two seasons.
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The Blazers have been a different team since their Feb.
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Misery, of a different kind, laced with the best intentions.
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The groups on the activist left have a different view.
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This one has a different job: to complete the vision.
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The stock market has picked a different winner this year.
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Now, he knows they may have suffered a different fate.
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" After a pause, he adds, "I have a different demeanor.
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The tool would've helped them adapt to a different climate.
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A source with a different campaign was just as concerned.
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Another 746 died from developing a different type of cancer.
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I'm playing guitar in a different way on this album.
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As a public figure, he's held to a different standard.
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But this week's tragedy appears to fit a different profile.
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In the flag business, every day brings a different challenge.
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But to do so, you need a different computational approach.
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Alec Baldwin is taking on a different kind of project.
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You know, usually it's a different kind of thing. Yeah.
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As for the people playing — well, that's a different story.
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American society seems to be going in a different direction.
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Whether it can get him elected is a different question.
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The post will then be sent to a different moderator.
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But other former employees and volunteers told a different story.
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It's a different scenario from the 2016 Trump Tower meeting.
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Does that work a different muscle in your writing repertoire?
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In another message left for a different senator on Oct.
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So some governments have a different idea: build somewhere else.
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A different type of regulation has curbed gaming in China.
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But his writing career started out in a different direction.
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When it comes to breakfast, it's a different ball game.
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The DNA Doe Project has a different kind of mission.
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Whether he will follow his advice is a different matter.
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The dozen artists featured have all tread a different path.
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Its story was also based on a different website's article.
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Each question below was asked by a different Facebook employee.
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Our correspondent visited Rakhine State and found a different story.
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Or do you think that's a different kind of product?
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He decided he needed a different strategy to get noticed.
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Another option would be to add a different Boeing model.
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Mr Berdymukhammedov's answer is to develop a different industry: tourism.
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But publicly, the top House Republican offered a different assessment.
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So they may approach that problem in a different way.
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"It absolutely took it to a different dimension," she said.
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It's still purposeful, but obviously it's in a different form.
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This year though, Tesla shares are on a different trajectory.
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But the large integrated oil majors are a different story.
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But the baseball crowd's spontaneous chants have a different valence.
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Barr noted that the previous administration took a different approach.
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I don't perceive a different person spiritually or even physically.
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An earlier version of this post had a different figure.
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It's just a different deal when you're an older person.
|
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It has the effect of appealing to a different constituency.
|
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How close was he to going in a different direction?
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But he found them through a different — and longer — path.
|
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Interestingly, the flow of dollars has told a different story.
|
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But lawyers for the federal government have a different take.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Hey Jim, I have a different question.
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No, mommy has natural curly hair with a different texture.
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Whether it would be more peaceful is a different question.
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Over at the White House, well, it's a different story.
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" But those songs feel like a different genre than "Gorgeous.
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Holberton Wants To Be A Different Kind Of Coding School
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"Almost every group has a different origination hypothesis," he said.
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Some years ago, the industry was at a different place.
|
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Today, many of the Chargettes are in a different place.
|
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Bradford: I know, we're like a different species, aren't we?
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Come fall, however, a different story may start to emerge.
|
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Each service displays different prices and has a different inventory.
|
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Pinterest tries to offer a different value proposition for marketers.
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Friendly relations will continue, but just in a different way.
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Let's remember that we have a different duty to fulfill.
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Biden now casts his Gurney vote in a different light.
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What to do about all this is a different question.
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The trend behind health care workers tells a different story.
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On the other hand, face identification counsels a different response.
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Why not one of their houses or a different restaurant?
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It just seems like there's a different superstar every night.
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You do have a different approach, because that is it.
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Romance takes on a different meaning in the avian world.
|
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But at the state level, it is a different story.
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Mondelez, previously known as Kraft Foods, took a different tack.
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This means Hygiea has a different origin story than expected.
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Ayers Pence and his staff operate on a different planet.
|
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BECKY QUICK: Facebook and others have taken a different tack.
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"It was like a different type of representation," said Miller.
|
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Krawcheck understands that women often have a different financial landscape.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York has taken a different tack.
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It's a different experience than I am really used to.
|
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"ER nurses are a different kind of creature," Thomas wrote.
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His new gig comes with a different kind of drama.
|
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Treatments or "cures" for viral diseases is a different ballgame.
|
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It looks like it really is from a different time.
|
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And you need to reach the consumer a different way.
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"Narcos" documents part of a different kind of drug trade.
|
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Try and see things from a different point of view.
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I feel like we've opened up such a different character.
|
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"It's a different level now," the actress, 45, told PEOPLE.
|
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He wants to make it a different kind of country.
|
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That could well be a different kind of car crash.
|
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I was able to see her in a different light.
|
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Each one has a different quality to them, you know.
|
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But Fortnite carved a different enough path to stand out.
|
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Simply trying harder is unlikely to produce a different outcome.
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The market ructions set off a different kind of activity.
|
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Some of Trump's allies, meanwhile, have adopted a different approach.
|
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But Risley, the father of four, had a different perspective.
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It's almost Halloween, which is a different holiday than Christmas.
|
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I'm not a different person, except I kind of am.
|
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Every series entry since then has had a different director.
|
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The Koch brothers may, of course, see a different endgame.
|
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But the inside of the fruit tells a different story.
|
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The other fossils in the find address a different question.
|
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Sanchez's Taurus moon shows a different side of her personality.
|
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In a different life, Ahrendts could have been a pastor.
|
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Regulatory bodies like the SEC may take a different view.
|
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And it takes you along a different kind of path.
|
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By contrast, filing for personal bankruptcy is a different matter.
|
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"I am a different person after playing Isabella," Ruiz confirmed.
|
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This being 2016, things have gone in a different direction.
|
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It was just a different product than it is today.
|
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How valuable such assets are, though, is a different question.
|
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Paint and trim issues are a different matter, of course.
|
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It's using a different, proprietary standard for 5G broadband, however.
|
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Business in Brazil and Mexico especially tell a different story.
|
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Visiting a different titan is like going to another country.
|
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Donald Trump promised to be a different kind of president.
|
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Yet somehow, modern Israel is held to a different standard.
|
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A different group of people with different energy and style.
|
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Every channel has a different audience consisting of different people.
|
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At the core, it's just a different type of watch.
|
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Each can therefore be trained on a different astronomical target.
|
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It's a different sort of vibrancy, but no less lovely.
|
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Those reserves are just a different type of government liability.
|
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They are literally the product of a different tech generation.
|
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Women also have a different approach to investing, at times.
|
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The Bigfoot company is in a different category than Neuromama.
|
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The world is a different place than it was before.
|
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And we see Coke Energy playing in a different space.
|
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Director Errol Morris is just a "different" kind of filmmaker.
|
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Purdue is a different team when they are making 3s.
|
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But she wants a different future for her three daughters.
|
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In private, though, it seems to be a different story.
|
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If he had boatloads of them, that's a different matter.
|
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It's a different side of me, and it's definitely candid.
|
|
Bitcoin Core favors a different plan to increase Bitcoin's capacity.
|
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A different species of beaked whale, the Baird's beaked whale.
|
|
" A different fan agreed saying, "Ur booty is gone hun.
|
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If they were groped or raped it's a different story.
|
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I feel like I know you on a different level.
|
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I think on some level they speak a different language.
|
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The vagina does, however, experience pleasure in a different way.
|
|
My sincere apologies to everyone hoping for a different outcome.
|
|
Yet viewed in a different light, these trends are astonishing.
|
|
North Korea is looking at a different type of deal.
|
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The U.S. State Department offered a different account of events.
|
|
Joe Biden took a different rollout approach from other Democrats.
|
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The speakers, on the other hand, are a different story.
|
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Each song is like a different band from somewhere else.
|
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I don't have to worry about working a different job.
|
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Each floor is decorated like a different major world city.
|
|
"I thought he said a different name," Gordon says, laughing.
|
|
A different setting, with different cues, leads to different behaviour.
|
|
But they do have a different kind of personal darkness.
|
|
But he very much feels he is a different person.
|
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Probably a different time zone, Dad says with a shrug.
|
|
Full of anger but with a different fucking hat on.
|
|
"I heard [the song] in a different way," Lopez says.
|
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The big three American carriers have taken a different tack.
|
|
It was important for everyone to have a different color.
|
|
The Cambridge researchers approached the question from a different angle.
|
|
A different image of a dog greeted users each time.
|
|
And they're held to a different standard as well, right?
|
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And we've explained why Netflix is in a different group.
|
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"It has a different vocabulary on the dictionary," she said.
|
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Whether or not it's realistic, however, is a different story.
|
|
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern struck a different tone.
|
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Yes, alright, it's a different day, but it's the same.
|
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Lately, I've been engaging in a different sort of cheating.
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