But Wynhoff's alleged account differed from Bishop's, reports the outlet.
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Sunday's incident differed from previous explosions, the police chief said.
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Her approach differed from the principles originally promoted by the Rev.
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That information that police released differed from witness accounts, Kulis argued.
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But the intellectual reality differed from the official list of courses.
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Jones' podcasts differed from the Infowars app in a key way.
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Sounds like where you ended up really differed from your plans.
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Its fortunes have also differed from those of other music services.
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Officials said the Illinois strain of Elizabethkingia differed from the Wisconsin one.
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American test card designs weren't standardized, and differed from station to station.
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But the White House description of the call differed from the Kremlin's.
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Bush's NSC differed from Kennedy's, Nixon's, Carter's, and Reagan's in that the
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But Quest and LabCorp also differed from each other in some instances.
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The new trial differed from previous ones in a number of ways.
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In his statement, Mr. Thrush said his recollection differed from Ms. McGann's.
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News shows during the holiday week differed from the original scheduled lineup.
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His work also differed from that of his better-known American contemporaries.
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This is how Delacroix differed from his contemporaries, stock Orientalists such as Gérôme.
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How has the white power activism since the 22017s differed from its predecessors?
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He taught me to trust completely my own tastes, which differed from his.
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In fact, the final version of "Get Out" differed from Peele's initial vision.
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Here, too, it did not find consistent evidence that Maryland differed from elsewhere.
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When I asked how he differed from Paul, he thought for a bit.
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Trump's outburst last year when the agency chiefs' assessments differed from his own.
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The carcharodontosaurs differed from some of the more heavily built theropods like Tyrannosaurus.
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Goldstein's account differed from the one a White House official told The Hill.
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The prime minister's position differed from that of many of his intelligence chiefs.
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It differed from Indonesian police on the number of attackers, saying there were four.
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It offered a challenge that differed from that of increasing the number of weapons.
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For one, the Fed wrote a regulation which differed from what retail lobbyists anticipated.
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Scott has differed from other GOP governors who have moved to restrict abortion access.
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It certainly differed from a dream, or a random image plucked from my imagination.
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How have the responses and reports from officials differed from firsthand accounts and images?
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Mr. Bohrer's description of his client also differed from ones Mr. Cuomo has offered.
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What were the biggest ways in which this experience differed from what you're used to?
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Human resources admitted that the paid leave charts they provided differed from their actual policies.
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At the time, Hopper CEO Frederic Lalonde explained how online hotel booking differed from airfare.
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It was not clear why his figure differed from the government account of 15 miners.
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The Senate Republicans' bill to rewrite the tax code differed from their House counterparts' plan.
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He declined to elaborate on why Terrell's behavior differed from that of the other officers.
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Would the timeline of a Wale-helmed "See You Again" have differed from ours that much?
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So our estimation of the market differed from that of VC and pharma representatives we encountered.
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After class I asked Gelband if the workout differed from how he trains the VS Angels.
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As such, the Trump Resistance has differed from, for instance, the Tea Party in key ways.
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But the Goldman plaintiffs said they were entitled to sue because their claims differed from Picard's.
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There were a number of reasons why their results differed from past studies, the authors note.
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Ms. Millar said that Mr. Adès's writing for the ondes differed from that of other composers.
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Ms. Alyokhina said Mr. Verzilov's symptoms differed from those of Mr. Kara-Murza, who recovered fully.
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The size of the Army was another area where the Senate bill differed from the House.
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But over time it emerged that his policies differed from the pragmatic idealism of his rhetoric.
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Using 12 earwigs and 12 sandhoppers, the team investigated how infected insects differed from the uninfected.
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A study of another system, DreamBox Learning software, found that its impact differed from school to school.
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"The weather differed from the forecasts again," said Esteban Copati, the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange's chief analyst.
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Then they can set their sights on understanding why the replication results differed from the original study.
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The 294 expo attendees we surveyed certainly differed from the general population in a number of ways.
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Those numbers differed from a third May report by Strategy Analytics, which estimated Amazon outsold its rival.
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The Pentagon reassurance differed from the U.S. President Donald Trump comments that applauded the decision, via Twitter.
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Mays said that tax proposals released by senators in the past have differed from the House blueprint.
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In many cases they differed from their more public pronouncements, embarrassing important friends of the United States.
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The only problem was, they differed from each other wildly in early interviews and details were incredibly light.
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But the case differed from many other high-profile incidents that helped intensify the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Second, he believed that all cancers differed from patient to patient, so each patient should receive individualized treatment.
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Vivendi has said the deal fell through when the French company realized the agreement differed from original discussions.
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That stance differed from the chief's message a day earlier that the public shouldn't expect the videos' release.
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This differed from his message a day earlier, when he said the public shouldn't expect the videos' release.
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Its strategy has differed from that of rival Pernod Ricard, which has launched less expensive brands in China.
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The left-leaning actor said Vader differed from modern-day Republicans because he eventually repented for his deeds.
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For example, the keyboard for browsing the Web differed from the one that showed inside the Mail app.
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Australia declined to comment when asked why its figures differed from the United Nations', which are somewhat larger.
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The game differed from past entries with a focus on social elements as well as turn-based combat.
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The texture also differed from its meat counterpart, as we found the Beyond Beef to be somewhat grainy.
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The company did not detail what the emergency processes entailed or how they differed from normal moderation tools.
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On the map above, you'll see that only two states — Indiana and North Carolina — differed from 2012's results.
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The manuscript also differed from other known Maya codices because it had more illustrations than text, which was unusual.
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Wolf asked how this depiction of migrants differed from the anti-Semitic depiction of Jews in a Nazi newspaper.
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This followed a delay to the planned touchdown, after scientists realized that the asteroid's composition differed from their expectations.
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Yet, the media wasn't interested in any message that differed from politics or how many dead people I knew.
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But he told reporters the bloc's situation now differed from the run-up to the 2008 global financial crisis.
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The methodology of the survey differed from exit polls, which are conducted with voters as they leave polling locations.
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Just after the shooting, several people in the apartment complex gave accounts that differed from the police officers' version.
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David Wu, a venture capitalist at Maveron, wondered how the start-up differed from competitors in the charging space.
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That program differed from the Pentagon's train and equip program under Obama, which was focused solely on fighting ISIS.
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In fact, they differ in much the same way 1968 in Western Europe differed from '68 in Eastern Europe.
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The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing PMI, which has differed from Markit's in recent months, came in at 47.2.
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Despite those invitations, the U.S. Open's decision to invite Sharapova differed from the French Tennis Federation's ruling in May.
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" WeWork differed from traditional real estate providers in describing the people who rented space not as tenants but "members.
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Almost every critic simply dismissed those qualities, obsessed with the ways in which Season 2 differed from Season 1.
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One of the things that Jeevankumer liked about this approach was how it differed from more traditional application security strategy.
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And while Joe, 29, and Turner's first wedding differed from Chopra's, they each represented the couples' individual tastes and styles.
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OVO Fest this year differed from last year, which is to say Drake looked and felt more secure on stage.
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Giuliani's comments on Wednesday seeking to distance Trump from the rest of his campaign officials differed from the president's stance.
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Not one press outlet asked how the MMSD's previous unchallenged applications of the zero-tolerance policy differed from Anderson's case.
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Mattis' resignation letter highlighted where his views on foreign policy differed from Trump's, specifically relative to treatment of foreign allies.
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As a person of color, I was curious to see how his experience with Instagram differed from John's or Logan's.
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Amazingly, it wasn't until after they married that they discovered that Blake's recollection of the phone call differed from Kevin's.
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Amanda's jokey answer echoes what artist LaChapelle said when asked why the final version differed from the one he shot.
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In a statement, Cardozo also said the allegations and said they differed from what Amaral said in his plea deal.
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Although the Lion City often tops cost of living rankings, Quane told CNBC that his methodology differed from other surveys.
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But millennials differed from other generations with a list of important issues that appear to be shared across party lines.
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At a press conference before the state dinner, President Trump differed from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on North Korea.
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But Dryden differed from Prasad in his assessment of how the outbreak could play out throughout the rest of 2020.
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Though his gender identity differed from that of most of his classmates, he generally felt comfortable at his new school.
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Diagnosed at the age of 18, Lee, now 28, said her college experience vastly differed from that of her friends.
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Iess was especially excited by the measurements of the planet itself, which revealed that its gravitational field differed from initial expectations.
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Start a conversation with people, even if their views differed from her own, about their hopes for the next four years.
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Songun differed from previous North Korean ideology in that it put the military at the heart of the North Korean state.
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That detector differed from its predecessor: It had one horizontal solar cell on top and two vertical ones on the sides.
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But there was one thing he did on the show that differed from his fellow Bachelors and Bachelorettes on past seasons.
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But the Brooklyn case differed from many of the other high-profile incidents that helped intensify the Black Lives Matter movement.
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It shows how much the polling average at each point of a presidential election cycle has differed from the final result.
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In a public notice, the USTR said France's tax was "unreasonable" and differed from the norms of the US tax system.
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Though the diagrams in their texts differed from what they were observing empirically, the students memorized what the textbooks told them.
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While the proclamations -- a relatively standard annual designation -- praised the US's oceans and natural landscapes, the language clearly differed from Obama's.
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Investigators also are exploring the possibility that the pilots were not adequately trained in how the plane differed from earlier models.
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The statements differed from the original version of events provided by witnesses, including those who were on the boat, she said.
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It is also unclear how the will differed from any prior document Ms. Lee may have created to distribute her assets.
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This assessment differed from its evaluation of the situation under current law, where it said the markets would be essentially stable.
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I also interviewed teachers from both states about how their real lesson plans echoed or differed from the information in textbooks.
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Mr. Bernatowicz was an "interesting curator" whose attitude differed from the "one-way thinking art society in Poland," Mr. Modzelewski added.
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For his part, Zaid told ABC's "This Week" that the firm is representing a second whistleblower, language which differed from Bakaj's.
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That approach differed from the one the network took in response to Islamophobic comments made by host Jeanine Pirro about Rep.
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Trump's plan, as articulated during a 1999 flirtation with a Reform Party presidential bid, differed from Warren's in three important respects.
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Pompeo, a Republican congressman from Kansas, also differed from the president-elect's recent assessments of the CIA and the site WikiLeaks.
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If Mr Trump's answers differed from the information revealed by Mr Cohen's plea, the president will have created fresh trouble for himself.
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Yet Lagerfeld's approach to revamping a famous fashion house differed from that of many of the designers who followed in his footsteps.
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This only slightly differed from the 29 percent of men whose first choice was that women remained full-time within the home.
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In some areas, her point of view differed from Trump's, who as a candidate hinted he might recognize Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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The male Neanderthal in the new study also contained an intriguing secret in his mitochondrial genome, which differed from the nuclear genome.
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Bowman said these stars would have differed from stars today because they formed from pristine primordial gas created after the Big Bang.
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From my perspective, the second session differed from the first only in that I knew what to expect in terms of discomfort.
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This landing differed from some of the previous rover landings, which involved a bouncing ball-like structure with the rovers sheltered inside.
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The Yeah Yeah Yeahs get lumped into this group, though they differed from their mostly male counterparts in the genre and scene.
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Still, a number of Huawei executives continued to visit the US after the probe began, suggesting that Meng's position differed from theirs.
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Razana was a 'notosuchian', a group of crocodilians that differed from their close, still-living cousins in a few very important ways.
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Yeast strains change over time, but the AWRI discovered that it was a rare hybrid strain that differed from modern ale strains.
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His comments differed from the sentiments he expressed barely a year ago, when he spoke favorably of the law's benefits to CNBC.
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Waypoint: The most striking thing about today's Detroit: Become Human demo is in one of the ways it differed from last year's.
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The PowerPoint also noted a type of breach that differed from the exploitation of recycled tests: outright leaks of new test booklets.
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The straps also differed from the image, and were wide and flat instead of the thin cord straps on the real deal.
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However, Baquet said, Carroll's allegations differed from the earlier cases because they were already public rather than part of a Times investigation.
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It differed from later species in its group, with seasonal growth spurts leading to its giant proportions, rather than continuous, gradual growth.
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A handsome young man with a close-cropped beard, Wani differed from many militants because his claim to fame was social media.
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It's also possible that parents' conversations with their kids on recording days differed from what they might sound like at other times.
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This involves asking yourself whether you would have been so credulous of a claim if its opinions had differed from your own.
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What that reckoning looked like differed from case to case, but the movement felt like it was fundamentally shifting the dynamics of power.
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To the extent that he differed from other GOP figures, it was merely in sticking to hardline conservative positions on immigration and crime.
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This differed from Samsung Group's proposed ratio of 1:0.35, which the NPS committee noted was comparatively unfavourable to Samsung C&T shareholders.
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That's not the only way Harry and Meghan's delightful announcement differed from that of big brother William and Kate's back in December 2012.
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The items on the second batch announced on Wednesday differed from those in an earlier draft published in June, which included crude oil.
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They analyzed it with an electron microscope, revealing the tiny carbon-rich section that differed from the rest of the otherwise typical meteorite.
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Some of those who attended the screening said it was interesting to see a depiction of life overseas that differed from their expectations.
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This differed from Samsung Group's proposed ratio of 1:0.35, which the NPS committee noted was comparatively unfavorable to Samsung C&T shareholders.
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Harknett noted that the motivations of the North Korean hackers differed from those of other countries who usually engage in other cyber crimes.
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Historically, the polls that follow the first presidential debate have differed from the pre-debate polls by an average of just 2.5 points.
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Brockett said the ISDAfix case differed from the Libor case because it also accused banks of manipulating transactions based on a rigged benchmark.
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Hauser said that without knowing the entire scenario of those situations, it was hard to say why the results differed from his findings.
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For too long, debate was stifled because whoever differed from the A.N.C. or Zuma was branded a racist or agent of Western nations.
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Amazon is a pretty old company, and its profits have never meaningfully differed from zero even as the company gets bigger and bigger.
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A Maxar analyst told me the trenches were made very quickly and differed from previous ways Iranians have dug plots at the site.
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Even when the play differed from reality, it reminded me that anything is conceivable if enemies can see the humanity in each other.
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Democrats liked the way Kelly spoke bluntly about areas where his views differed from Trump's, although he never broke completely from Trump policies.
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These sanctions, imposed to punish Pyongyang for new weapons tests, differed from previous restrictions that were focused on weapons and nuclear-related equipment.
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ET spoke with Joanna in April, when she opened up about how her pregnancy differed from when she had Drake, Ella, Duke and Emmie.
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Switzerland had differed from many other Western European nations with its lack of a law specifically protecting lesbians, bisexuals and gay men from discrimination.
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I loved Scout because she was strong, vocal and not afraid to think differently or share her opinion (even when it differed from others).
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USA Today found at least five instances in which the White House's version of an order differed from the official version in the register.
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Lawmakers said that her testimony was valuable because she described how the Ukraine aid was doled out and differed from the usual protocol (CNN).
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The opposition party would never attempt to conduct foreign policy that differed from the president's, until Republican senators tried it before the Iran deal.
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This method significantly differed from studies in which scientists used the CRISPR tool to replace what was cut out with whatever the scientists desired.
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He said at the time that blocking the pesticide's use would harm farmers and cited Agriculture Department research that differed from the EPA's findings.
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The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, which regulates the automobile industry, said the method Mitsubishi used differed from Japan's nationally mandated standard.
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He has also apologized to some of his accusers, although he has said his recollections of events in some cases differed from the accusations.
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Pramila Jayapal, who told CNN that the message delivered during Tuesday's closed-door session differed from prior briefings, though she did not specify how.
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He was curious to know how my phone had solved the problem of orientation, how its machine directions had differed from his human directions.
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Mr. Houghton also differed from most Republican colleagues on raising the minimum wage (he favored it) and on abortion rights (he generally supported them).
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Mr. Fry said the project differed from innovation districts in other cities by combining the resources of a major university with a major developer.
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Her Emily is a woman who loves women, and her film details one version of how her life might have differed from her legacy.
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And they weren't simply burying the hatchet with a politician who hadn't been their preferred candidate or whose positions differed from theirs only slightly.
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Péladan differed from many other occultists in insisting that his Rosicrucian rhetoric was an extension of authentic Catholic doctrine, which Church institutions had neglected.
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" The observation on inflation differed from the December statement, which noted that core and headline measurements "have declined" and were "running below 2 percent.
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Looking up from her laptop, Masuma Khan, then 11 years old, said her essay explored how schooling in ancient Athens differed from her own.
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I saw what other people thought, and other people's opinions that not just differed from mine, but were the other side of the spectrum.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff's handling of the floor debate differed from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler's in a pretty striking way.
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Where Simpson's lexicographic practice has most notably differed from that of his illustrious predecessors is in the scope of sources used for word citations.
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One of the reasons the dump process differed from meme products is that in meme creation, any blank space is filled, translated, detoured, morphed.
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The new letter outlined House Republicans' specific areas of concern about how Clinton's past statements differed from what the FBI found during its investigation.
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Being a black creator in the comics community myself, I was curious to see how the expo differed from other comic fairs I've attended.
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Our CineFix series, What's the Difference, previously looked at how The Walking Dead differed from the original Image Comics graphic novels in its first season.
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His picks Monday differed from his preference for beaten-down shares in that all have rallied lately, but he thinks they can go even higher.
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Details of the findings: It found that final intelligence assessments out of the Pentagon's Central Command differed from on-the-ground conclusions, according to Rep.
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He soon realized that the students were being taught beliefs that differed from the traditional moderate curriculum by several radical imams in lectures after hours.
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His style of doing business also differed from Ratan Tata's, who spent billions of dollars acquiring global companies like steelmaker Corus and Jaguar Land Rover.
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But, like several other items whose reality differed from its menu-listed ingredients, the fish was missing its promised capers, wasabi, ginger and apple slaw.
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But in another sense, support for marijuana legalization has differed from those two issues: This time, voters are the ones giving politicians permission to adapt.
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" Peter Mirijanian, a spokesman for Trump attorney and ethics counsel Abbe Lowell, told the Post that Ivanka Trump's personal email use differed from Clinton's. "Ms.
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I still remember a moment, during the big presidential debate, when the moderator asked Al Gore how he differed from George W. Bush on guns.
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That forecast differed from the government's projection that the economy will grow by 7.3 percent in 2019 after an estimated 7.2 percent expansion last year.
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The trend in the U.S. differed from most of the countries on the list, most of which saw taxes go up in the past decade.
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Arriving in New York from Dublin in 2014, Frances Mulraney also felt a sense of discomfort at how her welcome to America differed from others.
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It calculates loan forgiveness based on how much a defrauded student's "estimated earnings" differed from those of students who attended similar programs across the country.
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As Karasic points out, the group differed from many hackers, who may take action against an entity unilaterally, without the support of like-minded internet users.
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In this situation, the problematic advertisement did not disclose that the advertised strategy materially differed from the composition of the benchmark to which it was compared.
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The UW professor said this approach differed from the ongoing attempts to simply stoke women's interest in STEM and draw them into computer sciences or engineering.
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These stories differed from a third Gawker post in March 2015, which included more serious allegations: that Spacey had been "lecherous and predatory" on movie sets.
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On Tuesday, Weinstein's attorneys Blair Berk and Ben Brafman disputed claims of inappropriate advances in the report, saying Weinstein's recollections differed from those of his accusers.
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" Clinton's more centrist position on health care differed from her Democratic primary opponent, Bernie Sanders, who advocated a single-payer system he called "Medicare for all.
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The Quinnipiac poll differed from other recent polls, including the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, which have shown Clinton with a significant lead over Trump.
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DeMint differed from Needham over methods and sought to make major changes to the lobbying arm or scrap it altogether, according to a Washington Examiner report.
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This context differed from that of Victorian liberalism in various ways, but especially in terms of the scale of bureaucratic centralization in both business and government.
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This specialty had taught me an approach to the care of suffering and dying patients that differed from the one I'd learned in my I.C.U. training.
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" She said Mr. Silver's case differed from the McDonnell case because most of the official acts presented to the jury "are undoubtedly official acts under McDonnell.
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The theatrical manner of Trump's announcement of al-Baghdadi's death differed from the measured announcement of bin Laden's death delivered by President Barack Obama in 2011.
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Judge Stephenson said that even though the officers' accounts of the shooting differed from the video, that did not amount to proof that they were lying.
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I went to University of Wisconsin Madison, and as students we saw the token few conservative professors — which differed from a more politically diverse student body.
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The names differed from a ticket announced on Friday by MAS officials in La Paz, which had Choquehuanca, an Aymara Indian, as the party's presidential candidate.
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If there was ever, ever a time for the Electoral College to make a decision that differed from the electoral numbers, this would have been it.
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The Western diplomat told me that Bolton differed from other White House advisers, such as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo , who reflexively agree with the President.
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His policy only differed from the policy of the bureaucracy in that its execution was premised on the extraction of a favor, a politically motivated ask.
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Even as their beliefs on racism may have differed from their white classmates, Dr. Pile and Dr. Randolph said the school's administrators created a welcoming environment.
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Yates told the lawyer the White House's public accounts differed from the contents of the actual discussion and that Flynn could be vulnerable to Russian blackmail.
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The resulting data offers a rare look into how Trump voters differed from backers of Hillary Clinton—and the existential questions facing the Democratic and Republican Parties.
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Investors are closely tracking developments around the tax bill after U.S. Senate Republicans last week unveiled a new plan that differed from the House of Representatives' version.
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Vivendi last month rejected the terms for its purchase of pay-TV unit Premium, saying its analysis of Premium's financial forecasts differed from those provided by Mediaset.
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Looking way closer at all the flies with a powerful microscope showed that the alkali flies differed from their tiny relatives in that they were extra hairy.
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Interestingly, though, Oreo has already released a limited edition Fruity Crisp flavor, but that cookie differed from those in the Mystery Oreo package in two major ways.
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But because of an argument from Flynn's defense team about how his case differed from others who pleaded guilty in the Mueller investigation, Sullivan questioned Flynn's sincerity.
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The group was assembled for a day of congressional lobbying to change federal law regarding medical pot, but the vets' idea of politicking differed from the others.
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Clinton at one point pondered, in an internal memo that was later leaked, the ways in which Mr. Obama's personal background differed from those of many Americans.
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By his own account, he read his opening statement from an entirely new draft that differed from a previous document that had been shared with the committee.
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When the Cold War was at its height, she vociferously asserted that the Soviets differed from the Gospels only in the methods they used to achieve equality.
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Michael P. Farris, a lawyer for the centers, said the law upheld in the Casey decision differed from the one in California because it concerned medical professionals.
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Her performances for this album cycle have already differed from those of Reputation, as she's shed the dark colors and snake imagery for pastel, candy-colored hues.
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The intention at its opening in 1996 most likely differed from a contemporary reading of the space, in which the changing climate is an ever-present influence.
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Ms. Bucaille said she would have welcomed women with views that differed from hers on abortion, and added that Democrats could no longer live in a bubble.
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Employees routinely flouted rules and regulations by making oral promises to customers that differed from the terms of the voluminous contracts they signed when making a purchase.
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Centrepoint said the needs of homeless young people differed from those of homeless adults, with thousands sleeping rough or on sofas, on night buses or with strangers.
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Vivendi last month rejected the terms for its purchase of Mediaset's pay-TV unit Premium, saying its analysis of Premium's financial forecasts differed from those provided by Mediaset.
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That account differed from the one by Chief Prosecutor Tarek Saab, who said in televised statements that Alban had asked to use a bathroom and jumped from there.
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For instance, they endured bias because their gender identities differed from their sex at birth, or they didn't conform to gender stereotypes for someone of their birth sex.
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Boas's finding, which was that the cranial index of children born in America differed from that of children of the same background born in Europe, rocked the field.
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All sizes are using VA panels this year, including the 55-inch variant which differed from the rest of the line with an IPS panel last time around.
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I wasn't a pedophile preying on their children; I was a man whose views on high-profile issues differed from their own, which made me just as dangerous.
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These fossils differed from others in that they preserved the structures of soft matter, revealing things like eyes and guts or the bodies of soft animals like jellyfish.
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Palin said she used to feel bad for Abraham when she would watch the show, assuming that her real-life personality differed from what was portrayed on television.
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The reason for protesting differed from woman to woman, but the central message of feminism and bringing attention to women in this country remained the same for all.
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The mood was glum following rising uncertainty about U.S. tax reforms after Senate Republicans unveiled a plan that differed from the House of Representatives' version in several areas.
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Our scenario test differed from the regulator's estimate in assuming a greater rate of yuan depreciation and an assumption that investors will be less able to absorb losses.
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It turned out to be a real bear, but one that differed from the typical backyard visitor searching for food or wishing to cool off in a pool.
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This season of Transparent was the first in which you were a consulting producer—tell me about how that experience differed from your previous work on the show.
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BS: How has the process of creating GIFs for the Museum of the Moving Images's elevator differed from creating them for viewing on a computer or mobile device?
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It was during that process, Mr. Noel said, that he discovered the trust department account with the tax identification number that differed from the number at Liberty Bank.
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At the same time, the press conferences they did hold differed from those of their predecessors by holding them at night in prime time in the East Room.
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The book's subtitle is "How One Family's Lust for Power Destroyed Syria," but Dagher overemphasizes the degree to which the Assads differed from other dictators in the region.
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That's not the only way the first modern Olympics, which revived a 1,583-year-old ancient Greek tradition, differed from today's glitzy, highly produced, occasionally corruption-soaked spectacle.
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Kato defended the government's response again on Thursday, telling parliament that while a ship differed from a hospital, officials had responded daily to issues pointed out by experts.
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The government announcement differed from those of past administrations, which often played down the issue of drug violence and offered little details about the extent of the issue.
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The task force differed from the so-called 'troika' set up by the Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund, to design reforms in Greece.
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Throughout this initial period at the Fed, Powell leaned heavily on his own conversations with investors and businessmen, an approach that differed from Yellen's own highly technical analysis.
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On Friday, meanwhile, The Washington Post reported that two senior officials said Kelly told staff to share a version of the Porter timeline which differed from previous accounts.
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The original 19993 Mummy differed from the typical monster fare of the time (and it would soon be followed by the even weirder The Black Cat in 1934).
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His views have differed from Clinton's in the past, including a divide over the wisdom of invading Iraq, a step Clinton supported at the time, while Scowcroft did not.
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In a redacted portion of that section, Manafort's lawyers indicated the special counsel's office had talked to other people about the payment, and that their information differed from Manafort's.
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Benjamin spent the weekend chatting to Dirty Dancing festival attendees, and while it drew a devoted crowd, it differed from the fanatical crowd that she's seen at other events.
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The visual style that Parks chose for "A Man Becomes Invisible" differed from the one he employed for "Harlem Is Nowhere" in its embrace of surrealism and constructed images.
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"By analyzing the data comparing self-assessed risk versus risk as predicted by the tool, we found that most people's self-assessment differed from the predicted risk," he said.
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A seminal paper in the American Economic Review found estimates of income growth in many places that differed from official data by as much as three percentage points annually.
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Some differed from the police on which officer fired the shots, and others said that no one had tried to administer CPR for Mr. Scott as officials had said.
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This differed from previous arrangements over the past decade where Manafort had been the one who hired and managed research or media or other contractors, keeping them all compartmentalized.
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The complaint also helped explain the precise nature of Theranos's deception, and how it differed from other Silicon Valley companies that have struggled to bring their products to market.
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She said the investment tax differed from other taxes in the Affordable Care Act, like an excise tax on medical devices, because those taxes can increase costs for consumers.
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He asked Ms. Yellen to explain in the Fed's next report why its course differed from the recommendations of the formulas, and she expressed a willingness to do so.
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Joe nailed Danny Zuko's (John Travolta) magenta and black attire while Turner wore a white ruffled dress that differed from the one worn by Sandy Olsson (Olivia Newton-John).
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"With little that differed from normal wartime prohibition drinking habits, New York City entered at 12:01 o'clock this morning into the long dry spell," this newspaper solemnly noted.
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The report, set to be released later on Thursday, found that final intelligence assessments out of the Pentagon's Central Command differed from on-the-ground conclusions, according to Rep.
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Australia's fires have differed from other catastrophic blazes around the world in 2019, as a selection of its forest species, such as eucalyptus, actually rely on fire to regenerate.
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A direct listing has so far differed from an IPO because it does not raise fresh funds; rather, it is a way for existing investors to monetize their shares.
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He also will seek to explain why his description of a key July 10 meeting in the White House with Ukrainian officials differed from those provided by several others.
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He meant, of course, not conductor-resistant, but adaptable enough to carry out the interpretive wishes of Ms. Alsop or any other conductor when they differed from his own.
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That differed from the dominant approach in 2007, when the company started and several other businesses were trying to cash in on India's growing appetite for e-commerce, he said.
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The Keystone spill in South Dakota came days before neighboring Nebraska approved a route for TransCanada's planned Keystone XL pipeline, but the approved route differed from the company's preferred path.
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The despot&aposs trip on Tuesday to North Korea differed from the past two meetings because China's state media announced the trip before Kim arrived in Beijing for the meeting.
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After days of denials and amid mounting circumstantial evidence, Saudi Arabia eventually admitted that Khashoggi had died in the consulate, though their story differed from what Turkish officials had said.
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The Nevada Independent reported this weekend that the party would use a computer-based "tool" to collect caucus results, though it is not clear how that differed from an app.
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While the agency was established in 1970, it found a problem: while the regional offices were all working under the same agency, the graphic design differed from office to office.
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What's more, the temperature anomaly for January — a measure of how much the temperature differed from an average of past temperatures for the month — was also the largest ever calculated.
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It differed from the company's original smart scale with the addition of the aforementioned pulse wave velocity tech, which measures the rate at which arterial pulse spreads through your arteries.
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Google has acquired the company and team behind CoWatch's software, an Android-based smartwatch OS that differed from most in that it also offered Amazon Alexa access on your wrist.
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National Security Adviser John Bolton has made policy statements on Iran that have differed from the President's, including when he said the US would stay in Syria and fight Iran.
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Obama's team -- which at the time was developing an economic recovery plan that differed from Bush's proposals -- concluded his presence at the summit could send contradictory signals to global allies.
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Let us instead consider how this fight differed from the last and all of the wonderful science and spectacle that took place between the entrances and the scorecards being read.
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The statement called for "fully ending the Israeli occupation that began in 1967," language that differed from that typically used by the United States in its diplomacy around the conflict.
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As Council on Foreign Relations senior fellow Micah Zenko noted at the time, it appeared "nowhere in US military doctrine" and differed from earlier approaches outlined by US military leaders.
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But even when her views differed from those of her husband — she once admitted that she was an abortion rights advocate — she did not try to change Mr. Bush's opinion.
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Corporate taxes were way too high and bringing them down was a smart thing to do — something Obama himself had once acknowledged, although he differed from Republicans on the specifics.
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Mr. Trump released a memorandum of an April telephone conversation he had with Mr. Zelensky that differed from a summary of the call released by the White House months ago.
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Trump has long been weary of leakers and "Never Trumpers" undermining his agenda and has steadily jettisoned career officials over the last three years whose views differed from his own.
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The same day Stephen Miller, an adviser to Mr Trump, said the president's criticisms of America differed from those of his critics because he was defending the "principles of Western civilisation".
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This differed from what Marxists, communists, and democratic socialists hoped for — namely, an end to capitalism— as well as what liberals preferred — namely, as free a rein for markets as possible.
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The children's symptoms often differed, from nightmares to aggression to self-harm, but the pain evident on the children's faces, and in their questions to me, was the same each time.
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The long-simmering dispute inside Labour recently boiled over after the party proposed adopting a definition of anti-Semitism that differed from the one approved by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.
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The Walking Dead has differed from its namesake book in a lot of ways, so it wasn't out of the question that writers could leave certain things out of this story.
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DHS spokesperson David Lapan told CNN that the changes in grant recipients were due to a review of applicants based on "other factors and information" that differed from the initial evaluation.
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U.S. Senate Republicans unveiled a tax plan on Thursday that differed from the House of Representatives' version on several fronts, including deductions for state and local taxes, and the estate tax.
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Unfortunately that carefree sensibility shone through in the dishes, which, when served, differed from the menu: salad greens were omitted from the fish and chips, and the bruschetta lacked Kalamata olives.
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Mr. Chai's message differed from that of Lyft's chief financial officer, Brian Roberts, who said last week at a financial conference that the company was experiencing its strongest week to date.
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Synthetic control studies are useful, but there's always a risk that the other states that make up the "control" differed from Alaska in ways other than not having the dividend program.
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It is further charged that they conspired to ignore witnesses whose accounts of the event differed from the Police Department's and that they failed to preserve physical, video and photographic evidence.
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His view strongly differed from what was happening on the comic book side, where Marvel soon began what would be a concerted push for representation and diversity in its comic books.
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She also points out that stories like "The Book of Harlem" differed from Hurston's fellow writers' treatments of the epic journey from South to North by persistently flashing elements of wit.
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In a statement, Mr. Esper said he had lost trust in the Navy secretary, Richard V. Spencer, because his private statements about the case differed from what he advocated in public.
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WeWork has differed from its peers in the startup economy like Uber and Airbnb by escaping from the political and regulatory firefights that defined the early days of those insurgent companies.
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The chapter on Japan differed from the others in that the culture around death there seems to be more forward focused and tech driven than the other, more tradition-laden places.
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O'Rourke differed from many of his liberal competitors by talking frequently about how he worked with Republicans in Congress to improve care for veterans in his home town of El Paso, Texas.
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The report differed from an earlier draft, which had said big increases in renewable power generation remained possible without undermining grid reliability, and which did not propose added support for baseload producers.
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Indeed at least one German bishop has taken the hard-line view that early Christianity differed from other religions of its time in not having female celebrants of its most important rites.
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And last but not least, Biden was clearly operating as a member of the Obama White House on this, and his big political vulnerabilities come on topics where he's differed from Obama.
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The documents from Brazil's Fourth Federal Regional Court also showed that financial data that Seara Industria presented to Credit Suisse before the bankruptcy protection filing differed from the company's 2016 earnings statement.
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"We used to be in the business of helping each other out," said one senior EU diplomat who asked not to be named because his comments differed from his government's official line.
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But Mr. Azad said that this latest attack differed from the others in that it did not appear to have been carried out in the open, but rather in a secluded field.
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Where Obama differed from his predecessors is that he tried to make a formal promise not to deport this group of unauthorized immigrants until he left office, just six months from now.
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Dr. Jha, the director of the Harvard Global Health Institute, said he came to the project with a sense of the conventional wisdom about how the United States differed from its peers.
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At a meeting with county sheriffs at the White House on Tuesday, Trump casually joked about destroying the career of a Texas senator whose opinion about civil forfeiture differed from the president's.
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Here&aposs what it was like to ride Careem in Saudi Arabia, and the key ways it differed from taking an Uber in the US and UK, as well as Saudi Arabia:
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In an interview, Mr. Lai, 51, discussed the progress he had seen in gay rights, how Taipei differed from Beijing and how he dealt with the occasional visit by the Chinese police.
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Hair taken from infrared traps showed that the DNA of a Corsica "cat-fox" differed from that of European wildcats, prompting researchers to take a further look into the potentially newly-discovered species.
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Its initial observations have already revealed a Ryugu that differed from expectations: rather than a wet mass of differently shaped rocks, it's a spinning pile of uniform rubble with less water than expected.
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Officer says Castile was 'relaxed and calm' at previous stop Prosecutors tried to show that Yanez didn't follow all the proper procedures and that his comments to investigators differed from day to day.
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That differed from an earlier account in The Washington Post that said Trump had not asked Flynn for his resignation and that the retired Army lieutenant general had stepped down on his own.
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Their study differed from Gallup's in that they analyzed each state's levels of happiness and satisfaction based on 28 distinct categories, including depression, sports participation, number of work hours, safety, and divorce rate.
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Kura Yangu Sauti Yangu deployed 2,000 monitors for last month's vote and said it found multiple cases where results from polling stations differed from results on the forms posted on the election portal.
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It was also one of the few occasions in his campaign so far that he has delivered a disciplined, planned speech and it differed from his habitual stream of consciousness style of delivery.
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Williams recently spoke to Entertainment Weekly about how her behavior at her own wedding differed from that of her Girls character Marnie's in the wedding that will open the show's upcoming fifth season.
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And the tribunal said the parents' demand for an absence of religion would not allow the children to learn about cultural and religious traditions that differed from the family's own belief in atheism.
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Among McConnell's allies in the Trump administration was James Mattis, the defense secretary, who quit in December, expressing concerns that his views on the United States's alliances—which McConnell shared—differed from Trump's.
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And so millions of kids who grew up in the '80s and '90s learned the Konami Code by heart, though its effects differed from game to game, it generally made things considerably easier.
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It may have led to a date with someone new, or just some text message banter, but either way, it was likely memorable simply because it differed from your standard, IRL meet-cute.
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Steinmeier's tone also differed from that of lawmakers in Chancellor Angela Merkel's governing coalition, who stressed on Tuesday that Britain should not get special treatment from the EU in the event of Brexit.
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In this way he follows his predecessor, Barack Obama, whose style differed from Trump's but who also criticized some NATO countries as "free riders" and complained about the burdens and frustrations of allies.
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First appearance: 1.1, "Winter Is Coming"Bran's costume differed from the ones his brothers were wearing in that he wore leather belts across his chest and waist, plus a single leather archery glove.
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I wanted to see how much the international cities' apps differed from the New York ones, to get an idea about how useful this app would be in terms of avoiding excess downloads.
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"By digitally dissecting the fossil we found that this specimen differed from all of the others," John Nudds, a co-author of the study and a paleontologist at Manchester University, said in a statement.
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That feature, introduced in earlier 2015, differed from Twitter's overhaul of the timeline in February 2016 in that this bulk of tweets is placed within the timeline instead of being surfaced at the top.
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Before Sony announced the new PS4, videos started appearing online of people unboxing the console and showing off how it differed from the original console, although many of those videos have since been removed.
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Nasdaq's approach differed from IEX's in that it wanted to slow only a subset of traders, but the goal was the same: protecting investors from opportunistic traders, said IEX's Chief Strategy Officer, Ronan Ryan.
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It argued that a request not to be seated next to a woman differed from other requests to move, say, to sit near a relative or a friend, because it was by nature degrading.
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Mr Borjas' results differed from Mr Card's in part because he chose a different definition of low-skilled worker, and in part because he chose a different set of cities to compare Miami with.
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Memory tests are still the standard By focusing on navigation as an early identifier of Alzheimer's, the Sea Hero Quest test differed from the memory and cognition tests typically used in clinics, scientists said.
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U.S. Senate Republicans released a tax plan on Thursday that differed from a version put forth by the House of Representatives on several key fronts, including putting off corporate tax cuts for a year.
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For a better sense of how much Comey differed from the men who have suffered as they made their deals with Trump, consider how much each of them compromised to make their arrangements work.
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His mark differed from what they'd expected, an entity too small to influence the pull of Neptune, and yet there, pronounced enough to warrant a name given by a small child in England. Pluto.
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Specifically, they looked to see whether contracts issued to companies owned by four hyper-wealthy men in particular — all current or former Orbán allies — differed from those issued to Hungarian firms without such connections.
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He announced that he would not allow a third vote on her plan for Brexit, as the departure from the European Union is known, unless the plan differed from the one rejected last week.
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Of course, the manner in which Russia intervened in U.S. elections in 2016 differed from the role played by bodies such as the National Endowment for Democracy in elections in the former Soviet Union.
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John Czwartacki, a spokesman for Mr. Mulvaney, said that despite the fact that his style differed from Mr. Mnuchin, Mr. Mulvaney was ultimately looking for an outcome that would be good for the economy.
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Obama-era lawyers debated whether to charge him but held off because they could never decide on a clear answer to the question of how his work differed from that of traditional news organizations.
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The black sedan is being used as Gwinnett County Sheriff Butch Conway's official car, which the DOJ said differed from the use stated in the application for the funds as an "undercover/covert operations" vehicle.
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The "I can" generation differed from the "I need" era of urgent public service provision after the Second World War, and the "I want" consumerist generation of the 1980s in Reagan's America and Thatcher's Britain.
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But where I differed from the diarist at her age wasn't just in funds or spending habits, but in my attitude – perhaps best described as guilt-ridden self-flagellation – towards the unearned advantages I had.
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GOMA, Congo (Reuters) - Islamic State claimed responsibility on Tuesday for a deadly overnight attack in an area of eastern Congo hit by an Ebola epidemic, although its account of the violence differed from local reports.
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While unusually large, Wednesday's truck bomb scarcely differed from a long series of previous high-profile militant attacks that have killed hundreds of civilians in Afghanistan since most international forces left the country in 2014.
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Her breakout moment in the first debate came when she excoriated Biden for his opposition to school busing, but in the aftermath, she was pressed on how much her own position actually differed from his.
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The Chamber has historically been seen to lean toward the GOP, but in recent years it has differed from Trump and with conservative Republicans on a host of issues from immigration to trade and tariffs.
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It was not clear if the payments were illegal, with analysts pointing out that the amounts differed from already declared campaign contributions, and various politicians on the list asserting that they had done nothing wrong.
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Since 1990, the major party vote share in top-two congressional primaries in Washington State and California has differed from the general election result by an average of three percentage points, an Upshot analysis shows.
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Trump's top trade negotiators had priorities that differed from the President's during trade talks with China prior to the signing of a Phase One deal in January, several sources familiar with the discussions told CNN.
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Mr. Murphy did propose $1.1 billion in savings in his $38.6 billion spending plan, largely from renegotiating benefits with public employee unions and streamlining his administration, though the governor's proposal differed from Mr. Sweeney's plan.
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That list differed from the official statement released by the White House, with the Trump administration saying China had agreed to negotiate on issues like intellectual property and the Chinese statement mum on that topic.
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"Terry's family was prominent," says Jo Harvey, who was also an only child in a clan that differed from his in every other way: socially conservative, boisterous, prone to wild storytelling, Texan going back generations.
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An inspector general's report, released Wednesday morning, reached the opposite conclusion of a House Republican task force, which last year determined that final intelligence assessments out of the Pentagon differed from on-the-ground conclusions.
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His comment differed from what was suggested by Prime Minister Theresa May during a dinner with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, according to a report in German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (FAS) on Sunday.
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But Fuller's situation differed from Kozinski's case because the judges investigating Fuller reached conclusions about the complaints against him, finding there was evidence that Fuller had abused his wife and made false statements during the investigation.
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She also differed from her Democratic predecessors in that she didn't just rely on the wealthy for campaign contributions but also spent several years before her presidential run making big bucks on the corporate speaking circuit.
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Beginning a few years ago, CEO Tim Cook began taking more and more public stances on what the company felt to be your "rights" to privacy on their platform and how that differed from other companies.
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"We will not change how we manage the bank after the stress tests", Chief Financial Officer James von Moltke said, adding that the bank's internal stress test methodologies differed from those used by the EBA test.
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The researchers found no evidence that dementia risk in divorced people differed from those who were married, and they could not examine whether the duration of being widowed or divorced had any influence on the findings.
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While Pompeo declared the two sides were making progress, North Korea labeled the Americans' attitude as "regrettable" and said it differed from the spirit that buoyed both leaders when they met in Singapore on June 12.
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"This deal has met all of the tests that we set ourselves at the beginning of this exercise," Silverstone managing director Stuart Pringle told Reuters when asked how the new contract differed from the old one.
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Called the "swine flu" because it appeared to cross over from pigs to humans in transmission, H1N1 differed from typical influenza outbreaks in that 80% of the virus-related deaths occured in people younger than 65.
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While he wouldn't specifically say what would happen if Trump tweeted something that differed from the White House's message, he said Trump's use of social media has been "very effective" in reaching the American public directly.
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" I wondered how that mission differed from the feel-good secular communitarianism of companies like Whole Foods, whose statement of "core values" promises that "customer satisfaction, Team Member happiness and financial health continue to flourish together.
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" While circumspect, Tillerson talked about the challenges of his new job earlier this month, telling reporters that it differed from his former role as chief executive of Exxon Mobil, where "I was the ultimate decision-maker.
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Zimmerman let Wheeler review the article before it published, but Wheeler says the initial copy differed from the published version in a significant way—it included two quotes attributed to Wheeler that he says were made up.
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During the past two months, the average poll result for a single candidate has differed from the average of all other surveys taken in the surrounding time period for that candidate by a paltry 0.7 percentage points.
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Later, as we learned more about the individual behind the shooting, it became clear the act was politically motivated, fueled by hatred of our President, Republicans, and anyone with a political ideology that differed from his own.
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The shape of the leg bones differed from those of more recent penguin species, according to the paper, suggesting to the researchers that these birds might have been stronger swimmers or hadn't yet adapted an upright stance.
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The Federal Aviation Office said while go-around manoeuvres were a normal procedure in air traffic, it had asked Air Berlin for details of Monday's incident involving the A330 plane because it differed from ordinary go-arounds.
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" While circumspect, Tillerson talked about the challenges of his new job earlier this month, telling reporters that it differed from his former role as chief executive of Exxon Mobil Corp, where "I was the ultimate decision-maker.
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" In a statement to the Hollywood Reporter on Thursday, Simmons said while his memory of the night with Lumet differed from hers, "it is now clear to me that her feelings of fear and intimidation are real.
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" While circumspect, Tillerson talked about the challenges of his new job earlier this month, telling reporters that it differed from his former role as chief executive of Exxon Mobil Corp, where "I was the ultimate decision-maker.
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He said that a contact group proposed by France on Syria would meet at the United Nations in New York in September, although he gave no details on its participants or how it differed from previous contact groups.
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"This was especially interesting because even within each city, the offices we studied differed from each other in terms of size, usage patterns, and ventilations," Gregory Caporaso, Ph.D, one of the paper's authors, said in a news release.
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If you differ from the official story — the way Bill Clinton differed from the official progressive crime story a few weeks ago — it is not so much a sign that you are wrong (truth is not the issue).
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The issue was especially a sticking point in Nebraska, where the state's Public Service Commission voted almost two years ago in favor of an "alternative route" for pipeline through the state that differed from the developer's chosen pathway.
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A comparison of the blood samples of more than 5,000 patients in that trial found that, 35 percent of the time, the INRatio readings differed from a central laboratory test result in a way that was clinically significant.
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In a recent piece for Vox, Thiru Vignarajah, a lawyer who worked for Rosenstein at the US Attorney's Office in Maryland, argued that Rosenstein had a vision of law enforcement that greatly differed from that of Jeff Sessions.
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Mr. Bercow told the government that Parliament could not vote a third time on its plan for Brexit, as the departure from the European Union is known, unless the plan substantially differed from the one rejected last week.
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Shortly before the start of the season, and well into the pushback from the players and the union, Cuban commissioned physicists from the University of Texas-Arlington to test just how the new balls differed from the old.
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The government has more euros to spend than ever before, unemployment is almost nonexistent, and the tone of the electoral campaign differed from the last American election in the way a family drama differs from a horror movie.
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Since 245, the major party vote share in top-two congressional primaries in Washington (which also uses the top-two system) and California has differed from the general election result by an average of just three percentage points.
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His message rarely differed from that of the other gospel music circulating at the time, but his sound and his attitude were of a piece with the most popular hip-hop and R. & B. acts of the moment.
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The process would have differed from the 85033 in areas such as providing Congress a chance to block the process after the Pentagon's report and placing an emphasis on cost savings after five years instead of 20. Rep.
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He said he realized his view differed from the official position - that sanctions could only be eased when the Minsk peace accord was fully implemented - but that it was in the world's interests to break the current impasse.
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This could become dangerous given another key theme identified by the NCA's research — that offenders have increased expectations of sexual activity at initial face-to-face meetings after online contact, and these expectations differed from those of the victim.
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The survey intentionally oversampled younger black respondents, Garza explained, and paid close attention to black LGBTQ-identified individuals and black immigrants to see if those groups had responses that differed from the older black population typically captured in polling.
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Photo: Tomasz Sienicki (Wikimedia Commons)A new analysis of internal documents from tobacco company Philip Morris demonstrates that what the firm said publicly about tobacco dependency differed from what it knew to be true about the science of addiction.
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EPA's announcement Friday differed from what the agency proposed in its December 2017 memo outlining its shutdown contingency plans, which stated only about 800 of the more than 14,000 employees would be likely be authorized, or "exempted," to work.
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In a survey by JWT, an advertising agency, 86% of youngsters in Brazil, Russia, India and China agreed that "my generation is accepting of people from different races," and 76% said they differed from their parents on this topic.
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A broad swath of conservative pundits, including those who ostensibly claim to be Never Trump conservatives, have taken refuge in the memo, arguing that it justifies the firing of Comey—even if Trump's motives differed from the memo's rationale.
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Kura Yangu Sauti Yangu, a coalition of civil society organizations with 2,000 election observers, said there were "multiple" cases where results from polling stations differed from results on the forms posted on the election portal after last week's vote.
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At the start of the argument, which lasted for more than 90 minutes rather than the usual hour, Justice Sotomayor asked how the case differed from prosecutions of conscientious objectors to war who refused to register with the government.
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The results, too, differed from AT&T's current situation: From 1984 through Whitacre's retirement in June 2007, AT&T shares returned over 2,000%, handily outpacing the results of either the S&P 500 or AT&T's primary competitor, Verizon.
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The director said he was approached by the producers to change some of the dialogue between the two dads so that it differed from the dialogue in the movie between the mom and the dad, but he pushed back.
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That response differed from comments made during his confirmation hearing weeks earlier, during which Pompeo asserted he would "absolutely not" comply with an order from the president to use interrogation techniques that fall outside of the Army Field Manual.
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" A spokesperson for CNN released a statement, arguing that the network's reporting on the matter differed from BuzzFeed: "CNN's decision to publish carefully sourced reporting about the operations of our government is vastly different than Buzzfeed's decision to publish unsubstantiated memos.
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If the text adopted by lawmakers differed from the legislative proposals made by the Commission and backed by EU states, a new set of open-ended negotiations among the EU institutions will have to start to agree a common text.
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One way her approach may have differed from others: She says she think of the product as a kind of sportswear, letting go of the idea that it should be sexy, and focusing on functionality with the intention of normalizing harnesses.
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Entitled "Culture of Maintenance," the proposal, by Mengi Li and Ben Olsen, differed from others in that it looked to reimagine the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) and how the unpopular agency could look to re-engage with a frustrated public.
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The process of industrialization in the Soviet Union differed from the capitalist sort in that it openly avowed its desire to change every aspect of social life, and in that it took place in a society where profit had been abolished.
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Reporter Avila, who was in the courtroom wearing a gray suit and striped tie, had cherry-picked experts who backed up the story he wanted to tell and ignored experts who gave information that differed from this narrative, Webb said.
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Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook, defended the company's association with Mr. Thiel, emphasizing that it did not endorse his views — and much less Mr. Trump's — but was striving to be inclusive toward those whose values differed from its own.
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Clinton touched on a number of topics, from the long-term psychological effects of the internet on young people, to the challenges of running for president as a woman, to how her experience seeking the presidency this time differed from 2008.
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They differed from classical liberals and conservatives by supporting a social safety net to buffer markets' worst effects, but they didn't offer a fundamental critique of capitalism or any sense that market forces should be redirected to protect social needs.
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Ms. Foxx, the office's top official, had removed herself from the case, and in some text messages released on Friday, her rationale for doing so differed from her office's earlier explanation: that she had contact with representatives for the actor.
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The Senate bill differed from the House version when it was introduced last week, and broke further away on Tuesday night, with a package of amendments that included repealing the Affordable Care Act's mandate that most individuals buy health insurance.
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When I left a former job, because I was willing to speak up and share my opinion even when it differed from those around me, a colleague gave me a gray virtue doll in a black case that signifies bravery.
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Two of Mr. O'Brien's predecessors, Mr. Bolton and the retired Lt. Gen H.R. McMaster, had strong policy views informed by deep military or diplomatic experience that differed from Mr. Trump's in basic ways, and each sought to steer his policies.
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Cantrell was actually part of the SpaceX founding team, but left in 2002 because his dream differed from Elon Musk's, who wanted to build rockets large enough to bring cargo to the International Space Station and take humans to the Moon.
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MGM's account differed from the updated timeline Las Vegas police provided on Monday, when they said Campos had been shot six minutes before Paddock opened fire on the crowd from his 32nd-floor suite and killed 58 people on Oct. 1.
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He told Fox News in an interview that Khashoggi was approached by "Saudi security team" when he entered the consulate and their account of what happened after that differed from that of Turkish officials, which prompted the Saudis to investigate.
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The North Carolina dispute differed from the Texas case decided on Monday in that it focused on the redrawing of electoral maps by state legislators to give one party a lopsided advantage, in this case the Republicans, rather than for racial discrimination.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republicans unveiled a tax plan on Thursday that differed from the House of Representatives' version on several key fronts, including how they treat the corporate tax rate, the tax deduction for state and local taxes, and the estate tax.
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They argued her case differed from other defendants charged with failing to report information about their activities to the US government — such as failing to report campaign contributions or file tax returns — because she was acting at the direction of a foreign official.
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House Republicans presented a detailed description of the GOP approach on national security at the Council on Foreign Relations but tried to steer clear of areas where he differed from Donald Trump as he continued to roll out his 2016 policy agenda.
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The process differed from the forced nationalizations of Western oil assets in other OPEC countries: Instead of letting the kingdom's national oil company Petromin take over Aramco, the princes decided to preserve the company's American managerial structures and gradually "Saudiize" its ranks.
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From beginning my career on the manufacturing floor of Mars Drinks in the UK to taking the reins as president of Mars Chocolate North America, each role I've held has differed from the last – and has challenged me in new and exciting ways.
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"I have yet to see anything that would lead me to believe" Russia was interfering to benefit Trump, Burr said on October 3, 2016, in a comment that differed from what the intelligence community was saying then and hasn't aged well since.
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Since The Hills went off the air in 2010, Cavallari has spoken openly about how producers manipulated the show, and how much of what was happening on TV differed from what was really going on in her personal life at the time.
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These villages differed from others we had seen in the bizarre-seeming platforms, 10 feet off the ground, that had been constructed to store and protect the sorghum crop from the annual flooding — flooding now in jeopardy because of the damming upriver.
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For Mr. Elfin, overseeing U.S. News's college rankings posed a challenge that differed from working at Newsweek, where he covered President Richard M. Nixon's groundbreaking trip to China and developed a strong stable of reporters during the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal.
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The doctor has been a staple of televised federal responses to the outbreak and has found himself having to toe the line between conveying accurate information and not undermining the president, whose message has often differed from that of public-health experts.
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In that, he said, he differed from Alex van der Zwaan, a Dutch lawyer who pleaded guilty to deceiving the special counsel's office about his work for Paul Manafort, the president's former campaign manager, who was convicted last month on fraud charges.
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It also would have been customary for Mr. Suneja, who had flown with Lion Air for seven years, to have received training before taking the helm of the new model, to learn how it differed from previous versions of the workhorse 737 jet.
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We have grown accustomed to hearing stories about the liberal bubble, but the real story of this year's election was about the conservative bubble: the results showed how sharply the priorities of the movement's leaders differed from those of their putative followers.
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Of course, we had an inkling that Witherspoon holds a standing appointment with her colorist, Lorri Goddard, but we had no idea how much the Malibu Barbie-blonde shade actually differed from her natural color — which speaks to the quality of Goddard's work.
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When considering how NASS's August yield differed from the World Agricultural Outlook Board's initial long-term trend yield – which is the benchmark yield from February to August – the August yield was 16 percent below the trend in 2012 but over 19923 percent larger this year.
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Although the accessory reminds of corsets that literally sculpted bodies into forms considered beautiful for being dainty, it also suggests that plus-size women could still fit in with the heralded trends of the time even if their physiques differed from the cultural ideal.
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In an interview with Politico earlier this year, the Onion's editor-in-chief, Chad Nackers, talked about how the satirical news site was approaching the age of Trump and how it differed from the three previous administrations that Nackers had been involved in covering.
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Trump's State of the Union address differed from some of his speeches at the White House, where he's known to go off script and careen from one issue to another, and his campaign speeches, which are full of grievances and slaps at his critics.
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Frente a frente's deliberate flattening of the differences between life on both fronts serves its rhetorical purposes, but it also means that little can be gleaned about the way that either civilian or military life would have differed from one side to the other.
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During a Fox News Town Hall, 2020 presidential candidate Julián Castro on Thursday evening said his own Hatch Act violation in 2016 differed from those of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway because he recognized what he did wrong and did not repeat the mistake.
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In a sign of the bitterness between the White House and Tillerson's circle, officials joked about fighting for the right to fire one of Tillerson's top spokesmen, Steven Goldstein, who had issued a statement that differed from the White House account of the secretary's exit.
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The interviews with Jiang differed from the past in that they are the first time the phrase "fake news" has been used to describe media reports, "probably borrowing it from Donald Trump's attack on major Western media", says Patrick Poon, China researcher at Amnesty International.
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"The mission experienced some challenges during the launch stages which resulted in the Al Yah 3 satellite being inserted into an orbit that differed from the flight plan," Yahsat, a satellite communications company whose Al Yah 3 vehicle was on the rocket, said in a statement.
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Where Trump's approach to the conflict has markedly differed from that of past presidents is in how he has staffed the team of top officials leading the peace effort, picking from a crop of individuals from the private sector with no prior government experience -- just like himself.
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They say Mattis' performance in a gauntlet of congressional hearings -- four committees in four days -- was impressive, as he gave a blunt assessment of the military's readiness problems and endorsed the higher budget topline congressional Republicans are pushing, even though it differed from his own budget request.
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Speaking to Reuters TV on Monday, Kramp-Karrenbauer rejected suggestions that her ideas for Europe differed from those of Merkel and said she sees no appetite among either the conservatives or their Social Democrat (SPD) junior coalition partners to unseat Merkel, whose final term ends in 2021.
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The iPhone 6 Plus differed from its smaller sibling only in screen size, but the 7 Plus model has a physically different camera that enables what Apple calls "portrait mode" for taking shots with a blurred background - a feature more commonly found on large, expensive digital cameras.
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But Stephenson said the footage did not show the perspectives of all the officers on the scene, so it could not be definitively said that the comments they made in their reports were not consistent with what they saw, even if it differed from the video.
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They were surprised to find singular characteristics that consistently differed from other Sumatran orangutans, including in the measurements and overall shape of its skull, jaw and teeth, said Matthew G. Nowak, a conservation biologist with the Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Program, an organization involved in the research.
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The arguments by the lead lawyer, James F. Haggerty, differed from those in a separate lawsuit filed by the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti, an advocacy group, which argued that the United Nations had failed to give victims a way to settle their grievances.
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By extension, you could also argue that Game of Thrones is not necessarily endorsing her view, but instead showing how her response to trauma has differed from that of the Hound, who is still haunted by his hated brother burning and mutilating him as a child.
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Canal workers had expressed concern about whether the plastic fenders on the lock walls would be adequate and whether tugboat captains had received the proper training in how to guide the giant ships through the chambers — a procedure that differed from the one used in the original canal.
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Those in Ms. Warren's orbit have been frustrated by repeated attacks from the decentralized, ideologically rigid universe of Mr. Sanders's online supporters; some of them have framed Ms. Warren as inauthentic and disingenuous since she released a health care plan that differed from Mr. Sanders's "Medicare For all" vision.
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But because Kovner spent much of her brief arguing points that differed from the Ninth Circuit's reasoning, Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked if the government agreed with the lower court's ruling and Justice Stephen Breyer asked if the case should be sent back to the lower courts and reconsidered.
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Image: Maayan HarelGoing into the project, the HUJ researchers thought it highly likely that Denisovans would resemble Neanderthals more than modern humans, but the team was "particularly excited to find those anatomical traits where Denisovans differed from both modern humans and Neanderthals," Carmel told Gizmodo in an email.
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Though following in their legacy, the Playmate models differed from the pinups of World War II. Hefner wanted images of real women their readers might see in their everyday life — a classmate, secretary or neighbor — instead of the highly stylized and often famous women of an older generation.
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A prime example of this was a Game of Thrones scene that even star Emilia Clarke had been "waiting for" as it differed from the many nude and sex scenes she'd done in a show that throughout its run had come under fire for its unequal use of female nudity.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (R-Ala.) have differed from Trump on topics as diverse as waterboarding and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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The vetting committee, Ms. Cipriani said, was impressed by the diversity of her collection and how it differed from other exhibitors, galleries like Didier in London and Primavera in New York, both pre-eminent dealers who specialize in artist jewelry by more established names like Picasso, Pol Bury and Salvador Dalí.
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"On the issue of Common Core, while we were off and many conservatives around the country were fighting against the Obama agenda, Jeb was nowhere to be found," said Mr. Rubio, pointing to the national education standards, which have been criticized by the right, to explain how he differed from Mr. Bush.
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"Autodesk reported a great quarter that saw essentially all metrics come in above expectations, although we concede that the mix of subscription and maintenance net adds differed from our estimates as the maintenance bleed off this quarter wasn't quite as high as our estimate," the Canaccord analysts wrote in a Thursday note.
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Dr. Cooper said that he did not need to inspect it in person, since his doubts centered on the handwriting, including the way the natural signs and double bars were formed, and a handful of notes that differed from a widely embraced manuscript of the work that Sotheby's experts discovered in 1999.
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The aims and techniques of the campaigns differed from country-to-country: Libya: Beginning in December 2018, the Russian networks supported two potential future presidential candidates: Muammar Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, and the rebel General Khalifa Haftar, who reportedly has at least 100 mercenaries from the Wagner Group fighting alongside his militias.
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Not only do we love how she mixed pink and red (one of the hottest color combos of the season) but she got bonus points for picking heels that differed from one another: One orchid-colored Calvin Klein by Appointment heel had embellishment on the vamp, while the other had the crystal decor along the ankle strap.
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"The Color Purple" crowd's reaction differed from the way Vice President-elect Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE was received at a performance of "Hamilton" in November 2016.
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DALLAS — As a demonstration against police shootings made its way downtown here on Thursday, it differed from others around the country in one startling way: Twenty to 30 of the marchers showed up with AR-15s and other types of military-style rifles and wore them openly, with the straps slung across their shoulders and backs.
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The FBI memos make clear that top Justice Department and bureau officials knew that Flynn's public story about his calls with Kislyak differed from what he actually said to the ambassador on the phone during the presidential transition -- and the agents who spoke with him at the White House about it were prepared to confront him.
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That differed from his appearance Thursday before the House Intelligence Committee, in which Bannon frustrated lawmakers from both parties by informing them that he had been instructed by the White House to invoke executive privilege to lawmakers on behalf of the President, and declined to answer questions about his time during the transition and in the administration.
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"The common themes across the ideas were: high conviction in the investment thesis; a material opportunity for absolute return in the next 6 to 12 months; and a fundamental forecast that differed from consensus and a set of catalysts that laid out when that differentiated view would be realized in the market," Bernstein analysts wrote in a note.
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