"I would say that we are bedeviled in society by enduring schisms, schisms based on differences, political differences, cultural differences, religious differences," Dr. Simmons said.
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But it results from two kinds of differences: differences in productive assets and differences in preferences.
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Then, throw in mitigating factors like height differences, strength differences, and weight differences between the two wrestlers.
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They need differences of opinion and differences in life experiences.
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"These kids grew up appreciating differences rather than disliking differences."
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DIFFERENCES There are sharp differences between the six GCC countries.
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"When it comes to national security, there are no party differences, religious differences or racial differences between us as Sri Lankans," he said.
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"Differences in treatment may stem from differences in knowledge," Harhay added.
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"Musical differences, business differences, personal differences" was McCartney's own laconic formula, offered when he released the first post-Beatles album, in April of 1970.
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It's like, 'Hey, we've got our differences, but those differences are beautiful.
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If they find differences, why do they think those generational differences exist?
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Some of the generational differences we see are really just age differences.
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This assimilation is correlated with income differences, social status, and differences in lifestyle.
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What exactly are the differences and are said differences worth the price hike?
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These descriptive differences are negligible compared with differences relating to politics and policy.
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"Differences in style should never be confused with differences in conviction," Pence said.
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He argued that differences in policy helped to explain differences in economic growth.
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Differences in scale contributed to the differences in approach in China and Taiwan.
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So it's possible that cultural differences may underlie some of the personality differences recorded.
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These differences also create differences in how, and if, a woman experiences pink balls.
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Because of these (and other) behavioral differences, we also see differences in our anatomy.
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The differences in trust we observe translate into differences in interest and consumption preferences.
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There are differences between them and those differences will get discussed on the campaign.
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"Differences in style, Matthew, should never be confused with differences in conviction," he said.
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The result: Small differences in premiums that don't accurately reflect big differences in risk.
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There may be as many within-gender differences in listening as between-gender differences.
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Even small differences in fees can translate into large differences in returns over time.
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He was saying, okay, there's a space for differences amongst groups, and I know what those differences are: They correspond to traditional stereotypes of differences amongst human populations.
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The differences are not due to differences in DNA, but rather how they are expressed.
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Moreover, differences in employment may contribute to substantial differences in lifetime wealth for veteran households.
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Small differences in any one of those areas can cause tiny differences in color perception.
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But there are some differences on taxes: There are also some differences with qualifying conditions.
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The religious differences between generations are just as stark as the differences between racial groups.
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Seemingly tiny differences in terms of inputs can make dramatic differences in terms of results.
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So what had been real but not extreme differences became extreme differences in political outlook.
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But there were some differences on taxes: There were also some differences with qualifying conditions.
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Some of the differences in racial antipathy might be accounted for by these differences in background.
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I know people remember us for our political differences, but our personal differences did not exist.
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About half the differences in GDP per person between countries are due to differences in productivity.
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This can happen for a number of reasons, including the environment, behavioral differences and genetic differences.
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There were several differences between regular and irregular sleepers, including significant differences in grade point averages.
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But the vast differences among the world's languages, Mr Chomsky argues, are mere differences in "externalisation".
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"There are differences in this bill, but there are not that great of differences," McCarthy said.
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Neurological disabilities explain some of the differences, but personality differences also play a role, Saigal said.
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Their friendship did not overcome their differences; it was their differences that drew them closer together.
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It's a story about the differences of unfamiliar places, and the differences you can make there.
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What we actually found was that there were no racial differences in the basic differences analysis.
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In addition to anatomical differences, men and women exhibit average differences in size and physical strength.
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Perhaps there are genetic differences, health differences or other factors that might be the real cause.
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In other words, very small differences are real, but that doesn't mean those differences are critical.
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For all of the personal anguish that their differences created, those differences also fueled their accomplishments.
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No. Look, honestly, the individual differences, I think, are actually much bigger than the cultural differences.
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At the root of these differences in prescribing practices are even bigger differences among health care systems.
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The report said both parties had narrowed their differences around the Irish border but some differences remained.
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Differences in resistance to the drive were not caused by any initial differences in the target sequence.
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Sanders and his supporters, myself included, have key differences with Clinton, and those differences won't go away.
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"That's not to say that there aren't individual differences that there aren't differences or predispositions," she says.
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But whatever our differences about privacy, they are nothing like our differences with the Chinese about privacy.
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The differences between the two genders are deeper and more meaningful than just our significant biological differences.
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This may reflect differences in who reports such allergies, but it also springs from differences in environment.
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"Very small differences can lead to huge differences in how the brain responds to cannabis," he says.
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Play up their differences, but not too much — lest that actually reinforce voters' biases about those differences.
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You have to deal with differences in perspectives, differences in life goals, and sometimes physical differences—not to mention the odd looks and occasional condemnations you might attract from friends, family, and strangers.
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CHINA DETAILS DIFFERENCES Three differences remain between the two countries, according to China's account of the latest talks.
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It upset long-believed claims that racial differences, including what we would now call ethnic differences, are immutable.
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Gabe and Sam don't resolve their political differences in this episode, but they do resolve their personal differences.
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The differences were not obvious—the paper mentions "subtle differences in oviraptosaur tail morphology," but they were present.
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Differences of opinion on Commons Clause that we have seen expressed so far are essentially differences of philosophy.
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What look like fundamental cultural differences between West and East are often just differences of timing and degree.
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Mathematically, the differences between the two experiments will repeatedly double as time passes, until the differences are large.
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All these differences certainly affect Rockies hitters, who often show startling differences between their home and road performances.
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Because I knew that whatever our differences were, just as whatever our differences are between me and Sen.
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But there are numerous differences in the way banks and credit unions operate, and these significant differences matter.
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In other words, Krishna introduced differences among people; human beings attached relative values to these differences, introducing inequality.
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The study said cultural differences could be behind the differences, but that other factors were probably at play.
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This has deepened & hardened differences between herself & the Chief; differences which threaten frightful repercussions on domestic & wider questions.
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Though the study revealed mortality differences by teaching status, it could not illuminate the cause of those differences.
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Differences in wealth and power are consistent with this imperative if those differences serve the interests of all.
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Taylor thinks that there are genetic differences between people but that those differences are not associated with race.
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The first is that differences in student outcomes are mostly because of (bad) teachers, even though research shows that differences in teacher quality explain only about 10 percent of the differences in student performance.
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"How do we ensure that economic prosperity to the benefit of both countries and the world can continue, and that where we have differences -- because we will have differences, we do have differences -- that we deal with those differences in a way that does not lead to open conflict," he said.
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The differences between the Democratic and Republican parties were not the same as the differences between liberals and conservatives.
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The differences between the headsets seem to lie largely in the differences in tracking technologies and VR platforms themselves.
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They weaponized the powerful tools of intelligence, turned it on us and they are now politicizing differences, political differences.
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That means differences in outcomes can reasonably be attributed to the programme rather than, say, differences in family circumstances.
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The idea here being that instead of melting all our cultural differences, we celebrate our differences and our diversity.
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"As long as we have power differences between the genders, we will continue to have dress differences," she added.
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These aren't huge differences — in fact, our survey found few large differences between the two age groups we compared.
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The World Bank adjusts its poverty estimates for differences in prices across countries, but it ignores differences in needs.
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"It is not our differences which separate women, but our reluctance to recognize those differences," she told her audience.
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But over that period, the differences among women have often been greater than the differences between women and men.
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We kept our friendship over time by accepting our differences and experiencing our differences (coming to accept them) NYC.
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" Economists define sex discrimination in pay as "differences in pay between men and women that cannot be explained by differences in productivity-related characteristics like work experience or differences in the type of work they perform.
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"We have had differences before, and the lesson of history is that we overcome these differences every time," Stoltenberg said.
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And these brain differences, which make us more inclined to conservatism or liberalism, are underwritten by differences in our genes.
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"The differences they have with each other will pale in comparison to the fundamental differences they share with Donald Trump."
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This is likely do to individual differences in anatomy, but there's not enough research to explain what those differences are.
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Age differences between the Swedish and U.S. groups might explain differences in the clot risks found, Thomas said by email.
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"Obviously we have differences as countries, differences in opinions about human rights, but hopefully we can find some common ground."
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While the study underscored important differences among hospitals, the researchers also acknowledged that patients have little information about those differences.
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"These other differences, rather than the differences in physical activity, could explain their different cancer risk," according to the institute.
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The differences between the candidates' answers on abortion were like the differences between their answers on a lot of issues.
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He has demonstrated that differences — honest differences — on difficult issues need not be dissent and that in the end the Senate can transcend those differences and conclude a constitutional process the country will respect, and I do.
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At different times, it has referred to differences in blood, differences in a variety of biological characteristics, differences in character, and lately, to a set of social categories constructed to achieve some set of legal and political objectives.
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I would get frustrated talking to her on WhatsApp, both of us trying to decipher each other's intentions and senses of humo(u)r through the complexities of cultural differences and intergenerational differences and plain old personal differences.
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"There's a little card for each one that talks about our differences and how our differences bring us together," Fetterman said.
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Or maybe it had to do with differences in technological, social, and economic systems, or differences in foraging and hunting strategies.
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Benedict cited irreconcilable differences, but it's been so long you gotta wonder if he remembers the exact nature of the differences.
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Because you're choosing randomly what you encourage, the differences are more plausibly associated with the treatment and not differences across families.
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His differences with other Republican leaders aren't primarily about issues or differences of opinion about how to balance competing political considerations.
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The study might help explain how genetic differences among humans and other species contribute to differences in sensitivity to environmental chemicals.
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Try to see me for who I am, try to see all of my differences and appreciate all of my differences.
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In congressional parlance, though, it is not about reconciling differences between parties but rather of highlighting (and even exacerbating) those differences.
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Obama, because no matter what our differences might be, they pale in comparison to the differences between us and the Republicans.
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Insecure welcomes and embraces these differences: the differences between black women, between black men, between races, between genders, and everything else.
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Bruce's exuberant remarking on our differences is also a high-octane performance of how much we can laugh about our differences.
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"It's not clear that these small differences in weight gain result in differences in outcomes for the baby," Dr. Oken said.
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Those are serious, significant policy differences between the two sides -- differences that have proven impossible to bridge up to this point.
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Income differences between age groups, education groups and especially occupations are far more meaningful than differences between states or metropolitan areas.
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What's more difficult to suss out is whether this is due to differences in activities between the sexes or biological differences.
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Meanwhile, where once class differences motivated a politics of left v right, now educational differences motivate a politics of open v closed.
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Whether it's the First Amendment, whether it's differences, cultural differences, whether it's anything, and then it repeats and repeats and repeats itself.
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Biological personality differences could help explain why, even as our society becomes more equitable, differences in how men and women invest persist.
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The stark differences between physicians trained in various regions of the world suggest that differences in training are likely to be important.
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In the index of a 1993 compendium of writings on feminist legal theory, the entry for "gender differences" is "See sex differences".
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We can surely expect some differences on approaches to solving difficult issues, but the imperatives to work together outweigh the ideological differences.
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Almost all of the differences between our findings and the exit polls are because of differences in the composition of the electorate.
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Key differences between House and Senate A conference is intended to help Republicans in the House and Senate sort out their differences.
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Gender differences in financial literacy may be traced to a combination of socioeconomic factors, but also include differences in opportunities for learning.
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There are obviously differences between resistance to a large corporate behemoth like Amazon, and resistance to, say immigrants and refugees — big differences.
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But not one of these companies has publicized the changes, and the differences between them (and why there are differences), are unclear.
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Multiculturalism, as it's now called, was about preserving otherness, preserving our differences; it doesn't oblige us to cease to notice those differences.
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"The differences between states can be traced to differences in the demography, geography and even the ideology of the various states," Howmuch.
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But most of Chetty's discussion of the paper was about his methodology, what's known in economics as a "differences in differences" approach.
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In other words, the differences between people in Los Angeles, above, are a lot sharper than the differences between Californians and Mississippians.
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The cultural differences from one tribe to another could be as big as the cultural differences between the United Kingdom and Egypt.
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On Friday, Kasich didn't mask the differences between himself and the President, but he said he worked to avoid making those differences personal.
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There were no differences in bite size, and no real differences in how much the two groups ate and how satiated they felt.
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And the differences between them pale next to their shared differences with any Republican in the race (hence electability becoming the dominant question).
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The differences among white working-class voters across the country, for instance, vastly exceed the differences between more and less educated voters nationwide.
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"Small differences between groups can give rise to polarization as leaders repeatedly emphasize these small differences and members rally around them," Sherman said.
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"I think that Heather and I have many differences and the differences stood out more than the similarities on the surface," Schwartz explained.
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"I cannot continue my work considering differences of opinion with the owner of the bank," Medja said without specifying what the differences were.
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Genetic group differences in IQ. On the basis of the above premises, Murray casually concludes that group differences in IQ are genetically based.
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"There are differences in reward and there are differences in structure, and those both reflect the lesser value of women's sports," Cahn said.
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But quirks in the rules mean relatively small differences in the exact split of the votes can lead to large differences in delegates.
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Beyond Meat analyzes the differences between real meat and their attempts to replicate it, as minuscule differences can deeply impact the end result.
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And I don't have anything against people coming in as far as their ethnic differences and cultural differences—I respect anyone who works.
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The differences between physical sports and eSports pose serious challenges to official academic recognition—particularly when it comes to the legal and financial differences.
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The differences between Oreo and Nougat are less noticeable in day-to-day use than the differences between, say, Gingerbread and Ice Cream Sandwich.
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Patriarchy and cissexism This idea of intersectionality is supposed to help modern feminists recognize differences, without dividing people into silos based on those differences.
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"You can see the differences inside families, too — even four or five-year age differences result in varying experiences with digital media," Rainie said.
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"There are differences in surge pay, differences in drive time per day, and in their support teams," Jenny, a driver in New Jersey, said.
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Differences in the proportions of these nutrients in the women's diets were not associated with differences in the babies' birth weight, the study found.
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There are some differences between the two versions of the bill, but advocates and lawmakers say the differences should be fairly easy to overcome.
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Along with the expected differences between Republicans and Democrats, the biggest differences were between black and white women and between younger and older women.
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While there are some measured differences on the policies to solve these issues, those differences can be resolved without burning the entire party down.
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Whatever difficult-to-observe differences there are between men and women, these differences affect both how much they are paid and also their productivity.
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Regional and local differences abound, and it will be incumbent upon Democrats to recognize the differences in these electorates and tailor their messages accordingly.
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As much as our sensibilities may tell us about our differences, Bruce's "Jewish and goyish" routine also shows us how slippery our differences are.
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"We have a superior ability to detect minor configural differences," Dr. Lee said, such as very slight differences in the distance between the eyes.
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Aside from some fairly minor spec differences, the Note's S Pen and some camera differences appear to be the primary distinction between the products.
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Any statutory differences between states, even if small, will at minimum require legal review by privacy specialists to determine the differences and their consequences.
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In those five or so years the conversation about tolerance and kindness has in many ways come to center on ethnic differences, racial differences.
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It allows glaciologists to see immediate differences in ice shelves at night versus during the day, as well as differences across seasons, he added.
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In the film, Dr. Watson references a view that average I.Q. differences between blacks and whites reflect underlying genetic differences shaped by natural selection.
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It's about working to truly understand differences, standing together with others across those differences, and listening to those whose voices are less often heard.
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We know that there is enough variation both genetically and environmentally that if we looked at differences among the Inuit and the Koreans and people from Latin America, we're going to find differences, and again, these differences don't always make white people look good.
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I grant that there seem to be obvious differences between men and women — physically, psychologically, emotionally — but it's hard to say how much of those differences are merely accidents of history or products of human culture and how much stem from biological or genetic differences.
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We're always aware of differences in fashion, but also the social and political differences that generate so much personal and national anxiety in modern America.
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Gender differences For the new study, Ecker and her co-authors examined whether brain anatomy differences led to a higher probability of autism in males.
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It would not be overly dramatic to characterize some of the outcome differences as alarming, including significant differences among hospitals within the same metropolitan area.
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" That orthodoxy, he says, "denies the possibility of substantial biological differences among human populations" and is "anxious about any research into genetic differences among populations.
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The two parties, whom analysts say would have very few differences on fiscal policy, have "very profound differences" in health, housing and education, Martin said.
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Consequently, any differences in the average earnings between graduates of different colleges of the same calibre can be explained by differences in the lifestyle preferences.
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Focusing on generational differences distracts the masses from going after more salient differences in society — especially the power held by the wealthy, whatever their age.
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The Quinnipiac survey also showed differences among respondents from various age groups, though those differences were less pronounced than the split between Republicans and Democrats.
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"I have some differences with the way we're handling tariffs, but I haven't gone out and aired those differences to the media first," he said.
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The ridesharing study noted differences in cancellation rates between Uber and Lyft, and attributed this to differences in how users are displayed on the apps.
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To minimize differences between the suspect and fillers, detectives will cover up tattoos and use hats to obscure differences in hair styles, Chief Shea said.
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How can individuals with disfigurements and physical differences be expected to accept ourselves and love our differences, when we aren't even worthy of mainstream inclusion?
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"The differences in total fertility rates between rural and metro areas are consistent with previous research describing differences in childbearing behaviors," the study authors wrote.
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We were doing gender differences with "We Are Girls" and "What's Your Thing" long before we were talking about gender differences and feminism so openly.
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I think it's fair to say the election reveals deep divides in this nation — divides on political views, on economic prospects, educational differences, differences in opportunities.
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"While siblings may have differences, I believe that any such differences should stay in the family," added Lee, who is overseas on holiday with his family.
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And the differences between liberals and conservatives were not the same as the differences between the people who participated in politics and the people who didn't.
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When it comes to drugs, for example, we've found sex differences in every single organ in the body and sex differences down to a cellular level.
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And though there might be small differences in the brains of Havana patients compared to the general population, there could be many reasons for these differences.
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It is natural for there to be differences of opinion about foreign policy, but it is not natural or constructive for those differences to be partisan.
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As much as average physical differences (and more nebulous mental differences) exist, we put a lot of work into emphasizing and exaggerating them, consciously and unconsciously.
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There are differences in the brains of the sexes, Rippon writes, but they're also remarkably similar and the differences don't influence what we are capable of.
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Gender differences in the brain may not be due to structural differences -- for example, variations in region size or shape based on sex, noted the researchers.
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A variety of factors may be behind these regional and rural differences, including differences in demographics, economic patterns, health and service access and state disability policies.
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" While advocating for trans inclusion, Rachel points out that "the range of differences within a sex category are much larger than the differences between sex categories.
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In fact, the researchers said, the differences identifiable in babies' whines can explain 41 percent of the differences in voice pitch that appear by age 5.
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We noticed similarities and differences, and throughout the discussion we were able to tackle the differences between ideal American values and our actions as a nation.
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There is no evidence, scientists stress, that environmental and cultural differences will not turn out to be the primary driver of behavioral differences between population groups.
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Elsewhere, Murray speaks of genetic ancestry differences between races as "signal"; the "blurriness" of race is "noise" that "contaminates" the search for genetically based group differences.
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"If those two gentlemen have differences, my advice would be to sit down and settle your differences," Ryan said, speaking of the feuding Scaramucci and Priebus.
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The differences for eating at a Japanese restaurant and hunting were smaller, and there were no differences among those who had played softball on a team.
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There almost certainly are real differences in how the different candidates would approach governance, differences that would manifest themselves in executive branch appointments and regulatory policy.
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Our relationship differences are more about our personality differences — whether it's hobbies and interests, introvert versus extrovert, cynical (I prefer 'realistic' or 'practical') versus upbeat, etc.
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Robots frequently need to be recalibrated to adjust for minimal differences in the quality of raw materials they are working with or temperature and humidity differences.
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But Carol Lawton, a professor of psychology and researcher at Purdue University Fort Wayne, says that the gender differences that have been found are attributable not to inherent skill or ability, but to differences in navigation styles across gender, and how accommodating tests are to these differences.
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"Race-based differences might be caused by cultural differences in willingness to engage in these discussions, or differences in access to clinicians who are able to have these discussions in the language and culture most comfortable to the older adult and their loved ones," Harrison said.
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But in evolutionary psychology, many differences between genders in our society (including deep inequities) can be neatly explained away by hard-wired differences in in our brains.
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In a new study, physicists attempted to find differences between matter and antimatter—confusingly, also a kind of matter, but with the opposite charge and other differences.
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"There is no reason to be scared of having differences, the key is not to adopt a confrontational attitude towards any differences," Xi was quoted as saying.
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When two planets are opposed, they bring out differences, but all differences can be settled with compromise—and Libra is the sign that knows all about compromise!
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A great deal of research has gone into examining the deeper differences between liberals and conservatives, the differences that stretch beyond ideology into temperament, psychology, and neurology.
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Despite differences in the demographics of people who support them and their ideological labels, there were few differences in the beliefs and priorities of the candidates' supporters.
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The figures must reveal information like salary differences between men and women, differences in average bonuses and the proportion of men and women who received those bonuses.
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Researchers found no differences in sugar consumption among infants or toddlers by sex, family income or parents' education level, and no racial or ethnic differences among infants.
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How the food is cooked or prepared might also contribute to differences in results, according to Bonaccio, though she said the differences in cooking procedures -- "a kind of marker of the numerous differences still persisting across socioeconomic groups" -- probably did not "substantially account" for the disparities in cardiovascular risk.
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That was a profound insight because it said that on the scale of the differences amongst humans perceived around us, the differences between populations, on average, are modest.
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If a liberal arts major is more likely to go into teaching over, say, investment banking, that might reflect differences in preferences, rather than differences in career preparation.
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Casper claimed its mattress was more expensive because of significant differences in the quality of the foam, though it wasn't clear to me exactly what those differences were.
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"It is important to remember that autism can present as a spectrum of differences with some children having very mild symptoms and others having profound differences," she says.
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Differences between meter types used as well as regional price differences explain why some customers face a price rise while others qualify for a cut, a company spokeswoman.
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That said, the founders point out there are important differences between the Psilocybin Society's campaign and medical marijuana programs—mirroring some of the differences between the two drugs.
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In fact, a 2013 study about heterosexuals suggests that short women and tall men prefer large height differences, while tall women and short men prefer small height differences.
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To some extent, the differences between the House and Senate tax reform bills, as The Week's Jeff Spross wrote last week, reflect existential differences between the two chambers.
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That means it's hard for traders to arbitrage differences across exchanges, which allows these price differences to persist for longer than they would in a more efficient market.
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They pointed to factors such as changes in sexual behavior, differences in screening and treatment practices, or differences in a particular strain in urban centers as possible explanations.
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While there were no meaningful differences in recovery time among girls or boys, and no differences by sport, that may be because of the size of the study.
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It's likely that any differences in mortality trends could be explained by differences in smoking, obesity and diabetes trends among high and low income groups, the authors stated.
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Although other research groups have identified differences in baby talk across cultural contexts, this study was the first to report quantitatively on such language differences, the researchers wrote.
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Churchland and I recently talked about how brain differences, which are underwritten by differences in our genes, shape our moral attitudes — and how those can be highly heritable.
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What scientists want to learn is whether screen time, at some threshold, causes any measurable differences in adolescent brain structure or function, and whether those differences are meaningful.
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Luckily, the paper reanalyzes the data using a method called "differences in differences," comparing how fertility in Alaska changed to how it changed in all states after 1982.
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These racial and ethnic differences were not explained by markers of social advantage, such as income or education, or differences in physical or mental health, the authors write.
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We have the whole profession of sommeliers, people who spend a whole lot of time specifically cultivating the capacity to tell differences, often very fine differences, between wines.
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In other words, the differences between people within a city like Los Angeles are a lot sharper than the differences between residents of California and residents of Mississippi.
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"Look, it's no secret that Donald Trump and I had our differences — we talked about those differences today," Ryan said in the Capitol after his meetings with Trump.
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This country was built on inclusion and diversity, on celebration of those differences, supporting those differences, and everybody being the very best they can be in their own way.
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The way to a woman's heart Medicine was slow to adopt the concept of gender differences, Wenger said, but when it came to heart health, the differences were plentiful.
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We need longitudinal data covering multiple years and several generations to figure out to what extent the age differences we observed are due to aging or to generational differences.
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By counting the genetic differences, and estimating how long it would take for those differences to show up, they could roughly date when each of these groups split apart.
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But in a new study, published online last week in PNAS, Zarulli offers new evidence that fundamental biological differences, not behavior, are at the root of sex survival differences.
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Observed differences in pay by race and ethnicity are partially explained by differences in education, experience, or the kinds of jobs held by workers of color relative to whites.
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It's important to note that the differences observed across the lifespan could be due to aging-related changes, but it's also possible that we're seeing evidence of generational differences.
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"When you look at the differences, they're not that big, but there are some key significant differences that the House and Senate need to work out," Scalise said Sunday.
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There are some demographic differences between undecided voters and those who have made up their minds, but they are small relative to the differences in political interest and engagement.
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In nonlethal uses of force, we find racial differences even when we use police accounts of the interactions, so perhaps the "true" estimates of the differences are even larger.
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The subtle differences, I felt, were due more to the nuances of their individual production methods than in essential differences in terroir, but I could be wrong about that.
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In fact, if you look at earlier arguments looking at test score differences, you actually see no differences in terms of test score outcomes between black and white women.
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But more than anything else, the conversations demonstrated their differences in style — differences that ultimately may shape the future of the Democratic Party and the nation as a whole.
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"The book really does delve into class and sociopolitical differences and cultural differences, so I think adding the level of race to that really enriches the storytelling," Washington said.
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Differences of opinion are healthy and debate is important, but it is really important to find a way for what we have in common to trump our interesting differences.
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The cultural differences create so much tension, and then add to the fact that some of the couple have vast age differences or don't really speak the same language.
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"Secretary Clinton and I obviously have many, many differences of opinions on many issues, but on the issue of fracking, our differences of opinion are pretty profound," he said.
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True, biological differences play a role in our behavior since testosterone is linked to more aggressive actions, but such differences are blown out of all proportion by social expectations.
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"One thing I do want to highlight is that, despite the large differences in deaths across states, there's no evidence to suggest that there's differences in use," Kiang said.
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Second, place matters for intergenerational mobility largely through differences in childhood environment, rather than the differences in labor market conditions that have received attention in previous studies of place.
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There will, though, be small — but significant — differences.
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This song is telling us, 'We've all got our differences, but instead of letting it separate it, let's revel in those differences and use them to our advantage as one.
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" Asked if Sessions needed to work out his differences with Trump, Graham laughed before responding, "I'm having a hard time with my differences, so I'll leave that up to him.
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Discover why we compare ourselves to our Facebook friends, many gender differences are really due to power differences, and it's usually best to make the first offer in a negotiation.
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Presumably, the lack of transferability within the business world has to do with organizational and cultural differences, but those differences are infinitely greater when you're moving from business to government.
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MRIs of the diplomats' brains showed differences between the diplomats' brains and a control group's brains, but the study doesn't reach any conclusions about how those differences came to be.
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We can see the differences between the two groups, differences of class and value in this fictional nightmare culture, but what we can't see are the ties that bind them.
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However, there were no differences in the children's reported behavior in relation to these brain differences, so it's unclear how these passed on brain traits might translate into daily life.
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"Putting our religious differences or even your political differences aside, the core of all of us is that we have a shared humanity," Mr. El-Messidi said in an interview.
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Dr. Iijima said the next steps are to study living alligators and crocodiles in order to determine whether the differences in their limbs correspond to differences in how they move.
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Ironically, the genetic differences between racial groups are a big part of why it's methodologically difficult to resolve the persistent questions about the origins of group differences to anyone's satisfaction.
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"There are differences of mentality between us as well as differences in how we understand our roles," Ms. Merkel said in a recent interview with the German daily Süddeutsche Zeitung.
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The best way to measure the benefits of education is not by counting jobs, but rather by measuring the earnings premium, or differences in earnings caused by differences in education.
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Any material differences will likely require changes to the business's privacy program, possibly changes to the business's databases or software code, and possibly differences in the business's consumer-facing disclosures.
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The best measure of legislative effectiveness controls for these large differences in partisan productivity across time to focus on comparing legislators serving contemporaneously, but it still reveals important party differences.
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In short, there is a difference between finding genetic differences between individuals and constructing genetic differences across groups by making conscious choices about which types of group matter for your purposes.
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They found a couple of significant differences between the bacteria from participants with migraines and those without — and the biggest differences were actually in the bacteria that came from their mouths.
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While sensory sensitivity is a hallmark of an orchid child, he thinks there are other differences in orchid brain functioning – differences that mean they process information about their environment more deeply.
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"Here we have both the starkness of Medicaid differences and the enormous philosophical differences in what should be the national approach to the regulation and subsidization of insurance markets," she said.
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And what identity politics does is it seeks to exploit fear, it seeks to exploit ignorance and it seeks to exploit differences among people and prey on those on those differences.
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It is doctors and nurses, working quickly and under stress, who would have to sort out the differences in labels and evaluate whether those differences posed a threat to their patients.
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Sure, political correctness dictates that we not discuss the differences between men and women, but sometimes those differences tip the scale of talent and qualifications decidedly to the side of women.
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The differences, of course, have to be preserved, but we won't know what the defining differences are until we identify what it is that scientific and nonscientific inquiry have in common.
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Tillerson urged the Gulf Cooperation Council nations to sort out their differences and said that the United States was willing to play a role in helping the countries address their differences.
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Countries in the north, with sharper seasonal differences in hours of daylight, and notably those like Britain and Sweden with big differences between north and south, may face especially difficult choices.
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"I cannot let Thais settle their differences on the streets anymore," Apirat told reporters, adding that both the eventual winners and losers in the election must settle their differences in parliament.
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The remaining differences in GDP per capita mainly reflect different social choices over things like vacation time and retirement age, and there's no reason to expect those differences to go away.
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In some cases, even when models are in close agreement, the small differences in track have very large differences in storm surge, winds, and other factors that impact damage and evacuations.
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A widely expressed criticism of our piece is that we misrepresented Murray's (and Harris's) conclusions about the degree to which IQ differences among racial groups are partly based in genetic differences.
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"Secretary Clinton and I obviously have many, many differences of opinions on many issues, but on the issue of fracking, our differences of opinion are pretty profound," he said on Wednesday.
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The differences played out earlier this week at a meeting of euro zone finance ministers, at which clear differences arose between French and German officials on completing a European banking union.
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In some cases, even when models are in close agreement, the small differences in track have very large differences in storm surge, winds and other factors that impact damage and evacuations.
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But when it comes to actually understanding differences among black voters, the 2016 primary matters: It shows some important differences among black voters that have only grown more pronounced in 2019.
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In contrast to these pieces, "Worn Soles" (2001) looks at crowds as a diverse selection of people: the apparent differences among the shoe soles speak to differences in class and gender.
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" But differences should be discussed "within the existing treaties.
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We've gone through both celebrations & differences w/ each other.
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But their differences are myriad — and far more instructive.
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" But, Ward added, "our differences were always strictly political.
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HINT -- There are THREE differences between the above photographs!
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" "There are fundamental differences between me and my opponent.
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It's important to note that the gay and lesbian earnings premium was still observed even when the researchers statistically controlled for these differences; however, the fact that gay and straight folks differed in so many ways suggests that there could be other, unaccounted for differences between these groups that could potentially explain the wage differences.
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In a 2014 survey by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights, 47 percent of women reported having experienced physical or sexual violence, the second highest percentage of any European Union country — though, as the agency noted, differences between countries may have reflected differences in reporting as well as differences in actual experiences of crimes.
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But we can only survive and thrive as Nation if we are mutually tolerant of each other's differences – whether they be differences based on race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or political thinking.
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Prior to this work, scientists had analyzed the differences between Neanderthal and modern human brains, but this is the first study to reconstruct brains for the purpose of postulating possible functional differences.
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Deep differences over policy and tone have divided the incoming and outgoing administrations for months, but both sides have insisted that political differences would not prevent a smooth hand off of power.
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"The president is going to continue to draw contrasts particularly as we go into the final days of the election – the differences between the two parties, particularly on policy differences," Sanders said.
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" In 2006, in a special I hosted entitled "In God's Name," he said "our problem are not differences, but differences that are being supported or used with arms, with death, and killing.
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While, at times, we did have creative differences on set, Rami and I successfully put those differences behind us and continued to work on the film together until just prior to Thanksgiving.
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While all of these differences are statistically meaningful, the differences were only slightly better for doctors who kept up their certification, according to the author of an editorial published with the study.
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It's not clear how much of this is due to differences in confinement conditions, and how much is just due to differences in the type of chicken being raised in each environment.
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We had to be alert to the differences between the rampaging quagga mussel and the endangered purple-cat's-paw mussel—but what about the differences between the Great Lakes and the Dnieper?
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang said on Monday his country and the United States had differences, especially on human rights, and that the two sides needed to narrow those differences.
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The differences we see by demographic groups in the United States — the inequality of outcomes for children from poor and rich backgrounds — are driven by a combination of vast differences in experiences.
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One limitation of the analysis is that researchers lacked data on how much pain patients experienced, and it's possible some differences might be due to differences in how much pain patients reported.
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Religious pluralism should not strive for the lowest common denominator version of engagement, but rather an appreciation and acknowledgement of our differences, a commitment to cooperative and constructive agreement across those differences.
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Despite their differences on Syria—differences which are fading as Arab states quietly reconcile with Mr Assad—Gulf leaders have noted that it was Russia, not America, that stood by its partner.
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It argues that differences in pay between men and women in the technology sector are not entirely related to bias against women, but are partly attributable to biological differences between the genders.
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"The President is going to continue to draw contrasts, particularly as we go into the final days of an election, the differences between the two parties, particularly on policy differences," she said.
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First, place matters for intergenerational mobility: the differences we see in outcomes across neighborhoods are largely due to the causal effect of places rather than differences in the characteristics of their residents.
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From twin studies, we know that around 60 percent of the differences between people's educational achievement can be explained by differences in their genes (though other papers argue it's closer to 20 percent).
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I agree with Bryan that the list of differences between the two versions looks more impressive on paper than what ultimately ends up on-screen, but I disagree that those differences are unimportant.
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I'm astounding at the lengths that TLC will go to explore the biological differences between Americans without including the people who are are actually targeted and disenfranchised as a result of their differences.
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When researchers looked to see if the sex differences in life expectancy went away in Mormon populations—where men partake in less "risky" behavior than the general population —they found the differences remained.
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The differences she notices in her child's focus and discipline are dramatic, but she also notices cultural differences that influence how Chinese schools are run, and the reason its students test so well.
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We've noted those price differences, as well as the differences in sign up, navigation simplicity, and the overall relationship tone of the site to help you choose the best one to fit you.
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Free-range birds and organic birds face even higher death rates than non-free-range cage-free birds, and those differences probably are a consequence of differences in how the animals are treated.
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Average differences by party are now dramatically larger than average differences by age, gender, race, religious beliefs or educational attainment, a shift that began in the 1990s and has accelerated in recent years.
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Research from our group and many others have demonstrated that most of these differences lie in the spectrum of income, insurance, and access to care inequalities, not in the biological differences among races.
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According to Poore, they, "Went through an extensive process of harmonizing this data, eliminating as much methodological difference as possible, until the remaining differences between producers primarily reflect differences in geography and practice."
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The orthodoxy maintains that the average genetic differences among people grouped according to today's racial terms are so trivial when it comes to any meaningful biological traits that those differences can be ignored.
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I think the answer is obvious: We should both recognize that genetic differences between males and females exist and we should accord each sex the same freedoms and opportunities regardless of those differences.
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And that biological risk may be expressed in part through differences in children's metabolism, but also through differences in their appetites, in their responses to food, and even in their propensity to exercise.
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Professor Dittmar noted that those differences may also be easier to highlight in a general election between two candidates of the same gender, compared with a primary, because the policy differences are starker.
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He describes the high school sports events on Friday nights that drew the townspeople together in a common love for their neighbors and community that made most differences — especially political differences — seem trivial.
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"I think the public are now much more aware than they used to be on the idea that brain differences, to some extent, shape individual differences in violence," Raine wrote in an email.
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The two leaders agreed to meet more often despite differences over history and trade, Moon's spokeswoman, Ko Min-jung, told a briefing in Chengdu, adding they both wanted to resolve differences through dialogue.
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Drastic differences in babies' bedtimes While researching children's sleep across the globe, clinical psychologist Jodi Mindell was surprised to discover significant differences in bedtimes for infants and toddlers based on where they lived.
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"The best way to understand behavioral differences between men and women is to focus first on the notion that there are fundamental differences in the limbic system, which regulates emotions," he tells Broadly.
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Presidential campaigns are about choices, differences, especially between the parties.
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Differences in our personalities like that were sometimes very difficult.
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Recent research has shown significant differences between voters and nonvoters.
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There are two big differences between now and then, though.
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What do these roles entail and what are the differences?
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The U.N. researchers also reported gender differences in drug use.
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There are huge differences between populations of humans and ants.
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The reason for the many differences could be that Candystore.
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Perhaps expectedly, there were sharp differences in opinion by party.
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Exit polls don't account for racial differences among Latinx voters.
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His remarks are the latest sign of differences with Trump.
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Still, that doesn't mean we can't show you those differences.
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Manchin's comments highlighted differences among Democrats ahead of a Feb.
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But in Malaysia that can be amplified by racial differences.
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Some of the differences are identical to the Queen's English.
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However, very few of these studies have investigated sex differences.
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Millett and her fellow radical feminists often elided crucial differences
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Everyone looks different, and I need to embrace my differences.
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The study accounted for these differences when comparing the vaccines.
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But it's also possible that these differences don't actually exist.
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The actress filed for divorce on Monday, citing irreconcilable differences.
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We cannot allow hateful speech or differences to divide us.
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The big differences between the men fall into two categories.
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These differences were the same regardless of the child's gender.
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There are differences between what Murray and DeVos did, however.
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Amanda has agreed to try settling their differences in mediation.
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There were differences across the types of screen time, though.
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The survey did discover some differences between men and women.
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We found differences in the average noise level by neighborhood.
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Sechin called on Baghdad and Erbil to settle their differences.
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How do ideological differences color our lenses on one another?
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There are big differences between commercial marketing and campaign marketing.
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MNUCHIN: WELL, AGAIN, THERE MAY BE DIFFERENCES IN GROWTH PROJECTIONS.
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The new study showed differences among age and ethnic groups.
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The results show many similarities, but some major differences, too.
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And there were no noticeable differences between the groups themselves.
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That said, there are some key differences between the two.
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There were big differences then, and it was over trade.
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Yet sources say the couple's differences became harder to ignore.
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The actor cited irreconcilable differences in documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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They may have some differences in terms of judicial philosophy.
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Although humor is almost universally appealing, there are sex differences.
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In decades past, sectarian differences certainly did fuel intercommunal mistrust.
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His policy differences with other leading candidates — such as Sens.
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Now, there are major differences between Iran and North Korea.
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GS: It's the similarities, not the differences, that are noteworthy.
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Despite these differences, they're in a similarly perilous emotional state.
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What are the similarities and differences between us and them?
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The show's bingeable format was part of those wonderful differences.
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The differences between these rival narratives matter for economic policymakers.
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There are other important differences between ISPs and edge companies.
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The study found geographical differences as well as ethnic disparities.
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Just how sensitive is the system to differences in loads?
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They filed for divorce citing "irreconcilable differences" in August 22.
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It's one of the biggest differences among the Democratic rivals.
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Jim initially filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences, in June.
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"We shouldn't ignore that there are differences," Dr. Viskontas says.
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The real differences, of course, are just beneath the surface.
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It's no secret that he and I have our differences.
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At first, I thought this was simply about creative differences.
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Of course, there are key differences between the two states.
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The duo and their celebrity guests play up their differences.
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Or the two might get lumped together despite their differences.
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And if so, are there major differences, as Schiff alleges?
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There are some areas, though, where the differences are stark.
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Ernesto said the political differences with Vladimir are only temporary.
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The big differences in the newest launches will be localisation.
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These differences are captured in formulas known as Bell inequalities.
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Differences in precipitation and temperature might also have some effect.
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Sesame Street has never been about pity or pathologizing differences.
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But today, both countries see more shared interests than differences.
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Three differences remain between the two countries, according to China.
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She filed papers yesterday, citing -- you guessed it -- irreconcilable differences.
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What are the major similarities and differences between the processes?
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The two sisters are also dealing with their own differences.
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But there are important differences between Dylan and Avicii too.
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There are huge differences in the cost of medical procedures.
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"Honest to God, celebrating differences is a really wonderful thing."
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Beyond that, there are huge differences in tactics and attitudes.
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But wording differences did not account for the price gap.
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Comparing the two, it's easy to spot the design differences.
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But Beschloss said the differences being aired publicly were notable.
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But today, inequality is driven by the differences within countries.
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"They make a living playing off the differences," Costello said.
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The Syria issue offered a perfect example of the differences.
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A month later they filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.
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But even he knows that we are criminalizing political differences.
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The notion of such differences is largely disproven, he said.
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But despite regional differences, the world is warming up consistently.
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Why did differences only emerge between five and 10 years?
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Priebus downplayed other differences between Trump and Pence, as well.
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The star cited irreconcilable differences in her Monday court filing.
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The reason for their split was cited as irreconcilable differences.
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As always, the average rate masked big differences among countries.
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Differences in gut microbiomes can alter how people process food.
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Your respect towards women and our differences make you great!
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But over time, the differences start to be less appealing.
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It is natural that policies be debated and differences discussed.
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And what are the differences between these two roles anyway?
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But there are obvious differences between these types of addiction.
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Differences in the price of chicken feet are even starker.
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PEOPLE: Any big differences in raising a daughter versus sons?
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Although they've had their differences, they've always prioritized their family.
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Importantly, this data was adjusted for differences in weather monitoring.
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Similarities or differences can pinpoint areas with the biggest potential.
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From TMZ: Jolie filed legal docs Monday citing irreconcilable differences.
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The only differences between them are in the minute details.
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Medicine, though, is getting better at accounting for these differences.
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This, again, is a reason to not deny the differences.
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There are slight differences between episodic foresight and prospective memory.
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Too much disloyalty and profound differences are clearly a problem.
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This is reportedly due to differences over restrictions on Huawei.
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These aren't the only differences that caught the author's notice.
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This year has shown that these differences are still wide.
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If you peer at it, you'll see differences, of course.
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Autism researchers are working to unpack those subtle gender differences.
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It's hard to say just how important these differences are.
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Indeed their rivalry is often an expression of these differences.
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Their differences can be seen in dramatic and subtle ways.
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Cruz said they have now put those differences behind them.
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In "Acrobat on a Ball," direct differences establish direct relationships.
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The actress filed for divorce on Monday citing irreconcilable differences.
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Are Meri and Janelle Brown finally working out their differences?
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RELATED: France attack highlights differences in Trump, Clinton terror responses
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But rest assured, the two sites have several key differences.
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To me, it might be kind of individual idiosyncratic differences.
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Mr Bersani insists his differences with Mr Renzi are political.
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However, the phone shows visible differences in several other areas.
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Blige cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.
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After all, the differences between the two are not wide.
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Those air miles and time differences make communication critically important.
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As talks proceeded Saturday both sides reported narrowing their differences.
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We need to recognize more commonalities between us than differences.
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We did not observe significant differences in responses across markets.
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There are some differences between the Apple and Exodus programmes.
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The big differences -- well, obviously, it&aposs happened twice here.
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"Strength lies in differences not in similarities" one post reads.
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A world where we embraced our neighbors and our differences.
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Behavioral differences haven't been able to explain it all, though.
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Sometimes the most vicious fights occur over the smallest differences.
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Everyone was able to put their differences aside and rally.
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He just wants the differences to remain contained and constructive.
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What do you think about the differences between these tools?
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Other disparities reflect differences in companies' businesses, and business models.
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But of all the differences, which ones actually matter most?
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In key areas, like the camera, I noticed no differences.
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Andrea Schroder filed divorce docs in L.A., citing irreconcilable differences.
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"I don't think we have that many differences," Pelosi added.
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He explains to still love your children and accept differences.
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Democrats worry about the policy differences among candidates too much.
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But what differences I can discern just aren't worth pursuing.
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There are also differences between refugees and other legal migrants.
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But differences in the types of mental issues were intriguing.
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He cites irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.
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We know there are differences between iPhone and Android users.
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This is down to regional regulatory differences, according to Carthy.
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And, no, dealing with class differences alone won't cut it.
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One of the noticeable differences is these extremists are white.
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Jonathan filed for divorce in October 2016, citing irreconcilable differences.
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How do you strike the differences between those two companies?
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We enjoy your craft in spite of our political differences.
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What those differences are, no viewer has yet reported back.
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No differences were found in stillbirths and neonatal mortality rates.
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The survey showed that there were regional differences in attitudes.
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Maybe, Ladd says, that's because of differences in response rates.
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The second image below shows similar, but less exaggerated differences.
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There were also significant differences in preference across occupational lines.
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We have nothing to fear from honest differences honestly stated.
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The differences don't end at engine placement and power, however.
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David filed for divorce Wednesday in L.A., citing irreconcilable differences.
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There are some differences in implementation between the two agendas.
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Irreconcilable differences was cited as the reason for the split.
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Sonya Szatkowski filed court docs in L.A. citing irreconcilable differences.
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But differences between the rogue nations may make that tough.
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This doesn't mean we cannot have real differences about policy.
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Depending on which state we're talking about, significant differences exist.
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The differences were most striking for lung and colon cancers.
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"Tamika Mallory: "It is not our differences that divide us.
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Comparing figures 3 and 103, we see a few differences.
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These particularities and differences make their power local and limited.
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More specifically, they discovered that these differences correlated with geography.
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Such differences in labour requirements are one motivation for trade.
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Those seem fair, but what are the differences to you?
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It's not totally clear why these differences might be happening.
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These are, to a certain extent anyway, natural cost differences.
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None of this suggests unbridgeable differences between the two sides.
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It means that there will be some differences to them.
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Dunlop chalked up these tensions to differences in style only.
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We needed large numbers of genomes to find small differences.
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Bridenstine told reporters he didn't expect political differences to impinge.
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She cited irreconcilable differences, and requested spousal support from Quaid.
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Fox filed for divorce on August 21, citing irreconcilable differences.
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But these differences have turned out to be mostly rhetorical.
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And differences over the law and Constitution will rage on.
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It's about relying on our elections to decide our differences.
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But there are key differences between Nixon's situation and Trump's.
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"Feeling disadvantaged magnified their perception of racial differences," Payne writes.
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They have also downplayed any differences of opinion on Apple.
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Mistry was fired after differences arose between him and Tata.
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We also find that differences in social attitudes by political
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"They put their differences aside for the day," she said.
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Those differences seemed a distant memory on Monday as Mrs.
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That brings us to the differences among the mobile wallets.
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The functional differences are around the actual Nike+ running app.
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We have had our differences, but I respect Secretary Clinton.
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Clinton's promotional ad did not exhibit such remarkable gender differences.
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"Policy differences don't matter right now," he tweeted in July.
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Wiseman filed for divorce in October 2016 citing irreconcilable differences.
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It is very hard to point to differences between Mrs.
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What are the differences between Google Home and Amazon Echo?
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Mr. Sanders's victory was less about policy differences with Mrs.
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But it's rare -- indeed unprecedented -- that these differences surface publicly.
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What are the creative differences between "crush" and "hookup" stories?
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Criminalization of political differences and impeachment are double edged swords.
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Clinton have "very strong differences of opinion" on the issue.
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Let's celebrate our diversity rather than argue over our differences.
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Here's a rundown of the key differences between the two.
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There were no significant strength differences between males and females.
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But the issue also reveals telling differences between the candidates.
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When you travel, you learn to respect and accept differences.
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Read up on the differences between various retirement accounts here.
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The movie is keenly aware of its characters' class differences.
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In the Senate, those differences have been somewhat more muted.
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Be aware of the differences between these three retirement plans.
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Their divergent fates could illuminate the effects of those differences.
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Jerry and I had solved and resolved all our differences.
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The differences are starker when examined at the state level.
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Only when you drill down do the differences become apparent.
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The legal grounds given for the divorce are irreconcilable differences.
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Few cultural differences exist when it comes to keeping cool.
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She said the atmosphere was constructive but the differences remained.
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Dalio's experience taught him that many mental differences are physiological.
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The company's former CFO left over strategic differences last year.
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Will Iron Man and Captain America patch up their differences?
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Some of those differences can be chalked up to gerrymandering.
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Both said they were still discerning policy differences with Mrs.
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"Normally that doesn't cause really big differences," said Dr. Webster.
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And in some cases, those cultural differences left me disappointed.
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The survey revealed a few interesting demographic differences as well.
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Dr. Auersperg may look into individual differences in future research.
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But there are some key differences to take into account.
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In it, Zupevc illustrates the differences Downey sought to highlight.
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That said, the differences in image quality are very subtle.
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The FDP pulled out of the talks citing irreconcilable differences.
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How will businesses prove pay differences aren't based on gender?
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It is not because they cannot work out their differences.
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Embrace the differences as a positive addition to company culture.
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But for three of the hypothetical patients, they found differences.
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There are some obvious differences between Colombia's epidemic and Brazil's.
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"These are not sexual differences, they are constructed," she wrote.
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But there are some big differences between then and now.
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The N.F.L. and American Needle settled their differences in 2015.
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CNBC: Key differences between Trump's new trade deal and NAFTA.
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The differences reflect judgments about motives, which can be murky.
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The differences between Morrowind and its immediate successor are vast.
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Taxes are one of the biggest differences in this race.
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Marital politics Differences of opinion in marriage are a given.
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There are some major differences between Clinton's situation and Obama's.
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That is one of the major differences that we have.
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The closer you look the more the differences jump out.
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Notably, the study did not find differences in studying time.
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We were especially interested in looking at differences by age.
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And even identifying those differences requires a lot of generalization.
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Weil cited irreconcilable differences in court documents filed in March.
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For their subtle differences, we don't yet know for sure.
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But what are the factors that contribute to these differences?
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There are differences in the way companies should be managed.
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But even the smallest of differences can spark a conflict.
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Obviously there's some differences in the American and Japanese styles.
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Hell, even to the trained eye, differences can be slight.
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But the study found no racial differences in police shootings.
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"Microbe and Gasoline" minimizes the class differences between the boys.
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It has nothing to do with the differences in ages.
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I know, I know -- the cultural differences are so interesting.
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This would be a good night to spell out differences.
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I'm saying I have some clear policy differences with him.
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For all the similarities, there are important differences as well.
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But India reached an agreement on the differences by Friday.
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Throw in a myriad of word differences from jam v.
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This primary race is not over and deep differences remain.
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Historically, differences among allies have been built into their alliances.
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The figures are largely accurate but obscure some notable differences.
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The researchers could not pinpoint the cause of these differences.
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At times, the differences between the two sides were stark.
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We'll teach them to be respectful of people, of differences.
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Skateboarding levels out age differences in the face of skill.
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Side dishes also showcase regional differences in the fish fry.
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The differences among many of them were small and incremental.
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But there were differences in the activity of some genes.
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More important, our relationship works because we respect our differences.
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Already, some of the differences are making House Republicans grumble.
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There's also some tiny differences on the actual AirPod earbuds.
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The differences are too pronounced for the parallel to hold.
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If so, what do they think accounts for those differences?
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To exacerbate our political differences until we tear ourselves apart.
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The differences between them are, from what I've read, minimal.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Martin cites irreconcilable differences.
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Another argument is that inflation over time exaggerates the differences.
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The reasons might lie with differences in intensity, he adds.
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Nevertheless, there are differences between print and audio, notably prosody.
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Some of the differences between athletes were substantial, if expected.
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Generational differences have also emerged in women's discussions about harassment.
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It includes warmer, fuzzier goals like perseverance and celebrating differences.
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John McCain's fitness to occupy the office, despite policy differences.
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"Our ideological differences with Kammenos were well known," he added.
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There's a fine line between opposites attract and intractable differences.
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These differences are not surprising given the ambiguity of FWBRs.
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And they noted striking differences before, during and after exercise.
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Despite their geopolitical differences, he noted, Libyans still like barbecue.
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"We actually saw very significant differences between them," Korem says.
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Religion would sweep away differences of class, ethnicity and wealth.
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The Banking Committee appeared ready to sort through the differences.
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The research cannot say for certain why those differences persist.
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It would not elide the differences between men and women.
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Fortunately, theirs is a relationship built on hashing out differences.
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They achieved success precisely because they put those differences aside.
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True, there are differences over both policy and rhetorical strategy.
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Can they build a unified legislative agenda despite ideological differences?
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Just weeks later, Hemsworth filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.
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India and Pakistan should come together and resolve there differences.
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But there are some key differences between Virginia and Alabama.
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There are a few key differences between the new iPhones.
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As a society, America has the rhetoric of differences down.
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Overall quality and efficiency differences could not be determined, though.
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But the disparity, they say, comes down to cultural differences.
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They navigate their differences as part of their daily shifts.
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The animus between Trump and Big Tech transcends policy differences.
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That change in mentality was one of the biggest differences.
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Then, listen again, and notice slight differences in the cries.
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Optimizing digital headlines for search results also accounts for differences.
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France's top female players appear to have resolved their differences.
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The differences among girls by race and ethnicity were insignificant.
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The differences between President Trump and Mr. Obama are obvious.
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What are the differences between stomach flu and food poisoning?
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But there were two differences that may have confused them.
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In 2014, she and her colleagues reported some striking differences.
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"At times like this you put differences aside," Murtaugh added.
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They discussed the merits and differences of Islam and Christianity.
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The regional price differences are significant, the Tax Foundation reports.
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But the GOP still needs to resolve important internal differences.
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"There are differences between Elizabeth and myself," he told ABC.
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Our analysis also found significant differences based on party affiliation.
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"There are differences that need to be reconciled," he said.
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This is known as a "differences in nominal significance" error.
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This is one of the differences between science and religion.
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Of course, there are many differences from Trump and Goldwater.
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However, there will be some differences from ordinary congressional hearings.
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Is it these impulsivity differences that drive early cannabis use?
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Stark differences in national approaches are typically on full display.
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Pay differences have also shrunk in Venezuela's army and banks.
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And as with everything these days, there are partisan differences.
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It was the bond that overcame the sharpest ideological differences.
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Despite these differences, they all value the same top names.
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The differences between the old and the new are plentiful.
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The differences in cost for various services can be stark.
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Clinton's impeachment and Trump's impeachment have marked differences, of course.
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Confronting something like the absolute, all our differences are moot.
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Although valued similarly, there are vast differences between the companies.
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There were these surprising differences in shadow, volumes that disappeared.
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That was where his differences with Pakistan had grown sharpest.
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Everybody is different, and you have to respect those differences.
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Those differences "create a wall between them," Ms. Ghanbari said.
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And there can be big differences in need within regions.
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Deep philosophical differences will always remain between people and parties.
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Both devices also feature branding and cosmetic differences, Roku says.
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I want the world to know our differences are illusions.
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Plus, their differences in personality create balance within their dynamic.
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But there are major ideological differences among their proposed policies.
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Ross and Abbott's career paths have their differences too, though.
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No. Both offer tax advantages, but there are important differences.
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And yet there were telling differences between father and son.
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What are the differences between organic, conventional and "Better Cotton"?
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Even in the law, these differences are blurry at best.
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"The differences are far too large to ignore," Duma said.
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"The differences are far too large to ignore," Duma said.
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" She added, "It's one thing to remark about cultural differences.
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Differences by gender, race, and ethnicity are more modest, however.
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When the researchers accounted for insurance status, those differences shrank.
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Our differences are in how we're going to address it.
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We then analyzed potential differences by tax purpose and type.
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We have differences on issues, that's what campaigning is about.
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The differences between the parties and their coalitions are profound.
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Ditto was we to view all such differences as unfair.
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There are no such differences with the Trump administration, however.
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Perhaps inadvertently, the event has also highlighted some generational differences.
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But Silver said he will not adjudicate differences of opinion.
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Often, simple power politics, not ideological differences, drives these fights.
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But they disagree about how those differences intersect with race.
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The differences between the two parties is measured in inches.
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Still, there are crucial differences -- particularly the role of alcohol.
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A debate that exposed key differences between the 2020 candidates.
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Geography also explains differences in educational attainment within religious groups.
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Celebrating Silicon Valley became a way of bridging political differences.
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Mainwaring: Bolsonaro and Trump have important similarities and important differences.
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The differences now proved to be both promising and worrisome.
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But the differences are far greater in the Middle East.
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There will likely be strong partisan differences on these issues.
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Yet adult basic educaton makes real differences in people's lives.
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They suggest that this might help explain differences in behavior.
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That said, there are some important differences between the two.
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Mr Johnson will doubtless try to paper over the differences.
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But there are also important differences between the two countries.
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Despite their political differences, the two have remained close friends.
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It was subtle, but small changes can spark big differences.
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Do you feel an affinity for her, despite those differences?
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The broader numbers, of course, obscure key differences across age.
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However, on Sunday some progress was reported in narrowing differences.
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Let's look at some of the underlying questions and differences.
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They also factored in regional temperature differences, the study said.
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There are also regional differences in attitudes toward climate change.
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Beyond their policy differences, they both have something to prove.
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What are the differences in perspective of the two sides?
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Though they are similar, there are differences between the two.
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" "Let's celebrate our diversity rather than argue over our differences.
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Blitz stressed the many differences between his company and Theranos.
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Cultural differences There's also a big difference in gun culture.
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Now, Europeans and Americans are racing to resolve their differences.
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The minister said there had been "some differences of opinion".
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Such differences are supposed to be decided publicly, through elections.
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What are the differences of these 2 giants to Fox?
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But the differences in the two arenas go beyond numbers.
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"It is important to know these differences," Ms. Sherony said.
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But also watch out for arguments and differences in opinion.
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But those differences manifest themselves almost exclusively along political lines.
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Neighborhood differences accounted for 54 percent of the total variation.
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Many brands have dozens of models with only slight differences.
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A few other differences emerge by looking across age groups.
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There are other differences separating Cali styles and stateside styles.
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This map shows big differences depending on where you live.
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No differences were seen in the female rats at all.
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It never surprises me when there's differences among my friends.
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But there are more urgent and immediate differences as well.
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According to People, they cited irreconcilable differences for the split.
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Then the researchers started comparing results and found telling differences.
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It's hard to assess, because I think there are differences.
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She suggested some of the tensions resulted from cultural differences.
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There are differences, of course, which need to be noted.
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The survey did find some interesting differences between age groups.
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The Cookbook will speculate and celebrate different kinds of differences.
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They'll soon start hashing out those differences at the debates.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Three main differences remain in the China-U.
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But there were a few notable differences in Cohn's interview.
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Because we're going to make positive differences in people's lives.
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Greater awareness of the differences led to greater partisan loyalty.
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"Similarly, gender differences are pervasive and culturally determined," Dietze continues.
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Your differences came out during an event you attended, correct?
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The study isn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how differences in surgery options or outcomes between black and white people might translate into differences in quality of life or disease burden.
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More broadly, the work may help to understand how individual differences in facial expressions can lead to differences in how people perceive threats, trustworthiness and other socially relevant cues, something researchers have long studied.
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IS THAT – DOES THAT CREATE A LIMIT ON POLICY IN TERMS OF HOW STRONG YOU'RE PREPARED TO LET THE DOLLAR GO, OR BECOME, AS A RESULT OF CHANGING DIFFERENCES OR DIFFERENCES IN MONETARY POLICY?
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Audio signals processed on different machines or browsers may have slight differences due to hardware or software differences between the machines, while the same combination of machine and browser will produce the same output.
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Because of differences in plant chemistry between corn and kelp, there are differences in the process, but in the end you'd have something that could be used as a fuel or a fuel additive.
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Walls then said that the price differences and accommodation differences between the rooms detailed in the emails were negligible, and that they had nothing to do with whether or not Melgen had bribed Menendez.
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The FDA guidance says that generic copies with some design differences may be approved as substitutable products, as long as those differences don't affect patients' ability to use the product the way it's intended.
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Researchers also looked for but didn't find evidence of gender differences in the safety and effectiveness of drugs tested in the trials, apart from three hypertension drugs whose labels did identify clinically meaningful differences.
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This was partly due to the vast differences in experiences between men and women and the very different lives they led, and partly due to the perceived differences in intelligence, the same essay notes.
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This is true even though there may be differences between groups of settlers; the settler colonial project sets aside ethnic or national differences between settlers (flattening Russians and Germans and English together) via whiteness.
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Reducing the risk of injury, they wrote in the journal Sports Medicine, requires taking into account the physical and physiological differences between children and adults, differences that can leave youngsters more vulnerable to injury.
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While many studies have found differences in treatment for African-Americans and whites in employment, housing and the criminal justice system, it hasn't always been clear whether these differences reflect discrimination or other factors.
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As he went through the whole skeleton, comparing it to skeletons of Homo sapiens, these particular differences stood out, contributing to the mystery of what accounts for the early differences between the two species.
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Theories abound to explain the taste differences and include the Canadian habit of squirting vinegar on French fries and the differences in ethic backgrounds between immigrants to Canada's West (Eastern Europe) and Minnesota (Scandinavia).
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In an interview last week, Mr. Meehan said that the company had arrived at a crucial moment in its growth, which amplified creative differences among its partners, as well as differences in financial strategy.
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Sex differences in sociability and social perceptiveness have been shown to have biological origins, with differences appearing in infancy and higher levels of fetal testosterone associated with lower scores on tests of social intelligence.
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They then compared this history with black holes of different masses, which resulted in some striking differences—differences that correlated with black hole mass, but not the shape, size, or other properties of black holes.
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Opening the rules to interpretation would open the society to differences of opinion and any differences of opinion would undermine the power of the sovereign, and could even blur the line between friend and enemy.
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When they compared differences in the mice's gene expression, or which genes were more or less active, they saw differences in the intestinal epithelium, which is the thin lining of the small and large intestine.
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You present a diagram of two normal distributions, with the same standard deviations but slightly different means, to demonstrate that small differences in group averages can result in large differences when it comes to outliers.
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When I was running against President Obama in 2008, we had differences but they were, this is my bias, honest differences that we presented and we defended... That was not possible in this primary campaign.
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"There are strong cultural differences but at the same time, Rakuten is a global company where English is the official language and we are working closely to reduce the impact of these differences," he said.
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Ryan is trying to make sure members draw a distinction between political differences and human differences -- and to remember that we might have plenty of the former but we have far fewer of the latter.
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"If there are systematic differences in collaboration patterns we are more likely to experience differences in gender balance, both among the top performers and work in particular sub-fields," Milojevic told Reuters Health by email.
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There were cultural differences, of course, but he had found that if he learned and respected those differences, the job got easier for him and more effective for the people he was sworn to protect.
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The House and Senate have not yet successfully worked out key differences in any of the bills that have passed and have only a handful of legislative days in September to sort through those differences.
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A few previous studies, including one in 2007, showed that giraffe groups have some genetic differences, but those studies fell short of recognizing that these genetic differences are deep enough to account for separate species.
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Null hypothesis testing follows a similar logic: If there are huge and consistent weight differences between the chocolate eaters and chocolate abstainers, the null hypothesis — that there are no weight differences — starts to look silly.
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The big differences seem to be more like small differences in how they think about charter schools and how districts should spend funds; that's the reason we're seeing the money flow in for this race.
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"Whatever our differences — where you live, who you love, to whom you pray, for whom you voted in the last election, let those differences not define us or divide us at this moment," O'Rourke said.
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"We see regional differences, as you would expect in different parts of the country, and maybe demographic differences, but I don't think you see anything particularly different with either less or more items," she said.
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Rippon is on even shakier ground in discussing, for example, differences in self-esteem between men and women, where social science convincingly demonstrates that differences exist but brain science so far has little to offer.
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Rippon is on even shakier ground in discussing, for example, differences in self-esteem between men and women, where social science convincingly demonstrates that differences exist but brain science so far has little to offer.
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Intriguingly, Anonymous admits Mattis had some differences with McCain, while Snodgrass explains what those differences were: McCain, as chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, reamed out Mattis for supposedly failing to brief him adequately.
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With safety concerns, 61 percent of participants said they would transfer care to avoid major differences in side effects and 40 percent said they would do this even to avoid minor differences in side effects.
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Michael Droste and John Macke, the grad students whose sections I attended, emphasized that differences-in-differences is a general technique that can be used in cases even when an actual experiment hasn't been conducted.
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As though branding isn't just the narcissism of small differences in a species that hurts one another over religious, cultural, and philosophical differences, but in the end is pretty much just one big annoying person.
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When we were with other children, though, his differences were clear.
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Design and price aside, the two watches have some key differences.
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These differences have to do with the nature of the jobs.
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And he described his differences with Clinton as "strong" but limited.
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