Of course my experience might be completely different to yours.
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Oh, and the songs will be completely different each time.
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We thought that'd be completely different for us and it was.
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So of course my style is going to be completely different.
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If we'd won the championship, the conversation would be completely different.
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"By 2018, the situation is going to be completely different," he pledged.
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"They really thought life was going to be completely different," she said.
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"If he had stayed, Afghanistan would be completely different today," Popal said.
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"But that is going to be completely different story," she assured the publication.
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"We thought it would be completely different," said Mr. Rudi, the former teacher.
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It's a really graceful dance, and it'll be completely different from last week.
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"Honestly, if I didn't have this house, my life would be completely different."
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The way episodes are written and shot has to be completely different to succeed.
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If any part of that sentence was changed, the hash would be completely different.
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A robo's reasons for choosing a portfolio can be completely different than an investor's.
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So, they might be completely different, but ... LG: On another part of the internet.
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"The storyline and main parts will be completely different than the first one," he said.
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If I showed you something three years ago to today, it would be completely different.
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My interpretation of the "plot," I realize, will be completely different from the other visitors'.
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It also means the situation your group faces will be completely different from anyone else's.
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The same organ is now understood to be completely different in men than in women.
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The facts are the transportation industry will be completely different animal within 10 years time.
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The backdrop will be completely different, with Toronto playing host to San Antonio on Feb.
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Then, federal judges in Texas proposed a new placeholder map which would be completely different.
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His next career move, however, will be completely different — and yet, weirdly appropriate for the comedian.
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For example, if there weren't any Jamaicans in the UK, their scene would be completely different.
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Even the types of bacteria in his gut will probably be completely different when he lands.
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Coffey, at Heritage, said the approach to Iran has to be "completely different" from North Korea.
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"This match will be completely different to the one in the pool stages," he said Wednesday.
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Without it, life would be completely different as it is one of man-kind's most pivotal inventions.
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The reasons the young man stays on the corner might be completely different from what we imagine.
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I am very sure that if this strategy should be continued, Mexico would be completely different right now.
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If you are a man of color, then you're motivation has to be completely different from their perspective.
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We basically decided we had to be completely different people to be together, and that's what we did.
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We had a lot of respect for the enemy, but knew that we had to be completely different.
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"People come into my office all the time and say, 'Tomorrow, things might be completely different,' " he says.
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" Although the mom has been through pregnancy before, she believes this pregnancy is going to be "completely different.
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The blue masthead will stay the same, but the tenor of the paper will soon be completely different.
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As I thought I was comfortable listening to it, it'd kept changing and the vibe would be completely different.
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Because the GAO report is just a draft for now, its final iteration could be completely different once it's released.
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This news means that the show will be completely different from the long-developed live-action show from George Lucas.
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On the surface, you, a hardworking earth sign, and Leo, an ego-centric fire sign, appear to be completely different.
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But these results show that when people are engaged and socially stimulated, the outcome can be completely different, he added.
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If you haven't heard their names, you're not alone — but without their legacies, our lives would likely be completely different.
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If I was in the Taiwanese pop factory, I wouldn't be here, because my career development would be completely different.
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So the whole thing could turn out to be completely different thing -- KURTZ: I do want to come back to that.
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I knew at that moment that my final semesters of college were going to be completely different than my other years.
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But we really focused on the idea that every episode was going to be completely different, have a completely different tone.
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You and I would be completely different people if we lived in a maximum security prison, because we'd have to adapt.
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They are making their way toward the same station that you are, and their emotions could mirror yours or be completely different.
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Of course I could be wrong; maybe the man in office will be completely different from the man we've seen so far.
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"Every time I begin a book I think this one is going to be completely different, and then it isn't," Tyler said.
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Most travelers — not just restaurant critics — imagine the food in distant lands will be completely different from what they eat back home.
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Maybe French toast won't be the killer this time; maybe things will be completely different once I throw more money into the game.
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The safest reaction to have during an earthquake in Mexico, especially in weak constructions that are likely to collapse, can be completely different.
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Trends and fashion are a way that people of all different types can come together have something in common or be completely different.
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I don't know if it's better than the new 11, but I also heard that the 12 is going to be completely different.
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"I knew that my life is going to be completely different after this comes out," McCrary, who turns 12 this week, told BuzzFeed News.
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"That's crazy how one person and another person can be completely different," he said in the video before his thought trailed off in silence.
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One may be from the pancreas, another from the lung, for example, meaning the two situations might be completely different despite being visually similar.
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Things should be completely different this time around ... considering the dude got the Cavs a ring and ended the painful 52-year championship drought.
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What television needs (entertainment) and what written media need (information, quotes and background) can be completely different because they are providing for different markets.
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"Ordinarily one would expect the distribution after the iteration to be completely different from the one you started with," said Tao in an email.
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But if he asked me about my own breakfast this morning, my answer would be completely different: I had a smoothie bowl topped with granola.
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It's true that things can be completely different for him if he wants to play all the matches the same way that he tried today.
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"After years of being a small private college that was hugely in debt, it needed something that was going to be completely different," Mueller said.
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But the oven setup, and the environment around it, will be completely different from what happens when we bake cookies with the benefit of Earthly gravity.
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Writing all of this makes me feel as old as a desiccated bog mummy, but it's important to mention because the internet used to be completely different.
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I remember in Big Adventure thinking that if I make another movie, they're all going to be completely different and not informed by any of the other ones.
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Like, how much heroic effort went into packaging them and making them happen, and that the world could be completely different without a couple of very clever maneuvers.
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"With password management becoming something that mainstream consumers care about, the simplicity of the product needs to be completely different," Emmanuel Schalit, Dashlane's chief executive, said in an interview.
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If you ask someone from the 90s to vogue femme for you, it would look somewhat like the vogue femme that I do, but it would be completely different.
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Princess Beatrice of York is the latest royal to get engaged, however, her 2020 nuptials will be completely different from Princess Eugenie and Meghan Markle&aposs weddings before her.
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While books like The Crystal Bible are definitely helpful as a beginner, remember that your experience with a crystal may be completely different than the experience someone else would have.
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This prevents any sort of comparison between different player actions; when a player chooses different lines of dialogue, the two corresponding streams of packets will be completely different every time.
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If this conversation was about Hanna (Ashley Benson) picking Caleb (Tyler Blackburn) over the Liars it would probably be completely different — Caleb has saved their lives and their freedom multiple times.
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It will be open source and used in smartphones and other devices, and Richard Yu, head of Huawei's consumer business group, said it will be "completely different from Android and iOS."
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"Everybody that has tried out for it knows that if you get there and you get a chance to do it well, your life is going to be completely different," he says.
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"Literally, who you work for, how you work, the type of work you do is going to be completely different than your parents within the next 10 to 15 years," Cuban says.
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It feels as if Nonas let the shapes and textures of his materials guide him to these configurations, which look resolved and yet alive to the possibility that they could be completely different.
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I said to some folks the other day, if the December '18 had happened in January '18, and January '18 happened in December '18, the mood here in Davos would be completely different.
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Oftentimes, the people on 90 Day Fiancé want their other halves to be completely different than what they are, or want them to change in some major ways to fit their own lifestyles.
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Wednesday's impeachment hearings will be completely different from the ones we saw last month in a few significant ways: * The format: Wednesday's hearing won't have any flashy testimony with new, juicy details emerging.
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"In the next five years, the way people engage and interact with content will be completely different than the last 25 years with new ways to engage and extract meaning [from content]…" Patel said.
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However, the market outcomes will be completely different if either Republican nominee Donald Trump wins and there is a reassertion of anti-trade measures or if there is a complete Democratic sweep, he added.
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The news, announced in an earnings call Wednesday, is a reversal from several months ago, in which Musk claimed the all-electric compact SUV would be "completely different" from anything Tesla has produced before.
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"Anyone promising that the world will be completely different immediately is blowing smoke to a certain extent," Daniel Weiner, a senior counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice, recently told the Center for Public Integrity.
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"What this was really intended to do was encourage innovation in transportation technology, to get people excited about new forms of transport, things that may be completely different from what we see today," Musk said.
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One in five seafood samples tested worldwide turns out to be completely different from what the menu or packaging says, according to a report on seafood fraud released Wednesday by the ocean conservation group Oceana.
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From Tehran's point of view, however, this new White House will be completely different from a Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Because it has always lacked a tremendous spotlight or reference point for what "Broward County Hardcore" should sound or look like, its newest wave of bands has been allowed to organically be completely different from one another.
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Though the role of the United States in climate negotiations was likely to be completely different even if it remained part of the Paris agreement, it still had a "very important responsibility" on climate change, he added.
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Against Shigemoto, he scrambled well to get back to his feet before the bout was finished, but we can all agree that it will be completely different story should he find himself on the deck with Gracie.
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The biochemistry of the alien life might be completely different from anything that we have seen on Earth, but you could still get a sense of the life form's molecular patterns and complexity, and thus a broad sense of what it is.
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"If it were an alliance, it would be completely different," Fico says, explaining that the two parties had instead arrived at a "contract" on a specific program of legislation—a contract that included, crucially, Five Star's cherished plan for a universal basic income.
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This means that some teams will face six-and-a-half-hour flights to compete in the final round, depriving them of an extra day of rest or training, and forcing them to acclimate to what could well be completely different weather.
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"The story line of Islamic art will be completely different and more meaningful since we'll trace the history of its oral roots to when paper was introduced in the 8th century to the spread of religion from Al-Andalus to Southeast Asia," she explained.
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"Maybe in two years my life will be completely different and I will want completely different things to what I want now so I couldn't tell you," said the man who has won 65 grands prix and taken a record 76 career pole positions from 218 races.
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"In the next five years, the way people engage and interact with content will be completely different than the last 25 years with new ways to engage and extract meaning [from content], and we have a pretty shared commitment [with Microsoft] in how that will change," Patel told TechCrunch.
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Even if the set list were exactly the same as an earlier Rock Band game, the experience would be completely different — the way that performing hip swings and hand gestures in front of a Kinect in Dance Central was different from hitting directional pads in its ancestor Dance Dance Revolution.
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"So you will see that in a few years our stores will be completely different and will give lot of prominence, even in front of stores, to health and beauty…" Walgreens Boots Alliance CEO Stefano Pessina said Tuesday in an interview with David Faber at CNBC's Net/Net Summit at the New York Stock Exchange.
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"This strike today did not make any political changes and not even military because the military feasibility of the strike was limited only to the centers of the Iranian militias, in addition to those who did this, because the situation would be completely different if it was one of the friends of Syria is the one who did this strike," al-Idlibi said.
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