Amazon is still selling this slightly different version, for example.
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I'm going through the same thing, just a different version.
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It's freedom because everybody has a different version of happiness.
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A United spokeswoman offered a different version of Saturday's events.
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Mr. Sanita, the mayor, presented a different version of events.
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There will be a different version of the Dow Jones.
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You and I have a very different version of me.
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Nearly everybody involved has a different version of what happened next.
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It looks like Apple Music was originally given a different version,
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In 2010, the restaurant began serving a different version every month.
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Yet Stone had shown Credico a different version of the letter.
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QUICK: BUT YES, THAT IS WHAT CORBAT MEANT, A DIFFERENT VERSION.
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Lacey and Jonny are countersuing, however, and tell a much different version.
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House passes different version of bill, wrapped into a larger, unrelated bill.
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The Senate wrote its own bill, a vastly different version, in May.
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Etihad operates seven A380s, each with a different version of The Residence.
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It shows a different version of something we've seen a thousand times.
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A different version of "Bird Song," produced by Blaqstarr, dropped on Thursday.
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I have no ... the comparisons are, it's a different version of it.
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And I spoke to the Urchin…he has a very different version.
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The Senate wrote their own bill, a vastly different version, in May.
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India gave a starkly different version of Mr. Jadhav's arrest and profession.
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But instead, Murphy in the Morning is just ... a different version of FYI.
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The deputy city attorney at the time offered a different version of events.
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We watch Penny and Sam engage with many different version of each other.
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The Guardian reported that Newland described a different version of events at trial.
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My lab tried a different version of the experiment with the complicated toy.
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So this is technically a different version, but it looks exactly the same.
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In a statement, Mr. Gianforte's spokesman offered a strikingly different version of events.
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There's a different version of Hustlers that's just a low-rent Ocean's knockoff.
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"Every character in the book is a different version of me," he said.
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But an entirely different version unspooled last month at an Applebee's in Delaware.
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"They may have a different version of the truth than we do," he said.
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There's a different version of pay TV. They're just not buying that $200 bundle.
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Khan described a different version of events, which cast the woman as the aggressor.
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That's basically a different version of the error notice posted on the AWS website.
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We're going to explore a different version of them in the weeks to come.
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But we're expecting a different version of the story with Coppola at the helm.
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When a different version of Pee-wee's Big Adventure was made by Warner Bros.
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A bitter argument ensued, each side presenting a different version of the verbal exchange.
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But it was a different version of myself — someone bruised and brave and beautiful.
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"Liz was using a different version of the song during editing," she told BlackBook.
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He said the document portrays a different version of events than what he experienced.
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A third Republican "no" vote sank a different version of Obamacare repeal in July.
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The Boring Company, complete with promotional flamethrowers, is a different version of a Tesla ad.
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I tried to be a different version of me; I tried to be less gross.
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Each box represents a different Android device and each color a different version of Android.
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Only a few minutes later, we see a different version of what may have happened.
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Everyone has a different version of it, but everyone has this book that never stops.
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She said she was present for the incident, but told a different version of events.
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I hear in that a different version of It's not going to be that bad.
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The CDC has now approved states moving forward with a different version of the test.
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Health authorities in Europe and Brazil have approved a different version of the company's test.
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Somewhere there is a hard drive containing a very different version of our first record.
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I ask myself what I would do, and every character is a different version of me.
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That was a different version of events than the one he initially gave police on Oct.
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Iloff offered a different version of events than the one shared by critics on social media.
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A different version of the song "Famous" was released on the three platforms, according to TechCrunch.
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"For me, I'm a different version of myself," Hart said on the radio show, per E!
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It was a place where you actually interacted with a very different version of Silicon Valley.
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In 2002 Gyorgy Gergely, Harold Bekkering and Ildiko Kiraly did a different version of this study.
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It's a very different version of News Feed because it's more just your photos and videos.
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In the next room, a very different version of "Whippy Snaggle Stack" sits on a podium.
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Helen Rosner from Eater is going to come chat about a different version of this conversation.
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You're invited to become a part of Hypnospace's community, albeit a very different version of it.
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The sole Republican-invited witness, meanwhile, will offer a far different version than the Democrats' witnesses.
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A different version of the same California voter roll was held for bitcoin ransom two months earlier.
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Yes, but: Other witnesses may articulate a different version of what strong privacy regulations will look like.
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I know it’s from James - Sit Down but it’s a different version, right?
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A different version with additional stars — Patrick Dempsey and Laura Linney — will air for the U.S. telecast.
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They're fixated on the Yoni Wolf of Alopecia and don't necessarily want a different version of him.
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Their vision of empowerment for Black women is usually just a different version of sexism and misogyny.
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" Ultimately, says Cloud, "It's still her, it's just a different version of her—but both are sexy.
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The company also sells a slightly different version of the house for the same price on Amazon.
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Trump then tweeted a different version of the same image, using a circle instead of a star.
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It played game after game after game versus a (slightly) different version of its own neural network.
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This is a different version, as evidenced below: EA has not responded to my request for comment.
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Americans soon seized on "soccer" to distinguish the game from their own vastly different version of football.
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I decided to pick a modest product and do a completely different version and see what happened.
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J.K. Simmons reprised his role as a different version of J. Jonah Jameson in the 2019 film.
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The Senate likely will not approve that legislation and send a different version back to the House.
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Or offering a totally different version of events than the official White House readout of a situation.
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Police confirmed an ambulance was dispatched to the bridge, but they gave a different version of events.
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A different version produced by Skyhorse Publishing, featuring a critical introduction by lawyer Alan Dershowitz, ranked No. 11.
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But, reports have surfaced that China has a different version of events without the commitment on farm goods.
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But last night, we met a different version of Rebecca: a strong woman who wouldn't be pushed around.
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I think these guys, they look in the mirror and see a different version of what they are.
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In undercover work there is no acting, you are playing, or living out, a different version of yourself.
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Those with a different version, ApoE4, are inefficient in removing plaque and have a high risk of Alzheimer's.
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Earlier on Thursday, Scarborough had posted a slightly different version of the initial tweet, which he soon deleted.
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After all, the North Korean record of such a meeting might present quite a different version of events.
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My father is coming home, and I can show him that I've become a different version of him.
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He only did so once, in 2015, and signed a different version of the bill later that year.
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"If it were subject to cross-examination or analysis, it would be a different version," Mr. Giuliani said.
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But President-elect Donald J. Trump is telling a very different version, through tweets, speeches and news conferences.
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It's simply a different version of the same paradigm, and I keep my eyes on second-order change.
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There's nothing but seemingly endless forest surrounding what is soon discovered to be a different version of West Ham.
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But it was an attempt to construct a different version of myself: self-sufficient, autonomous, the opposite of needy.
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So too is a far larger, more elaborate clock with a very different version of the god of wine.
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Yes, but: There are many ways to enact a carbon tax, and it's possible a different version could pass.
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Metzler and his colleagues opted for a different version: that of a single predator hunting a herd of prey.
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Ms. Constand, 20063, will present her very different version of events when she takes the stand in coming days.
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The apps present a different version of Twitter from the one its 313 million users are used to using.
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They are older now, and I'm an older dad... I might circle back to it later, a different version.
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The FBI believes that the scam originates in Mexico, where a different version of the scheme circulated years ago.
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The campaign this year also replaced the part of the site describing Trump's healthcare policy with a different version.
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In 2016, a court struck down a different version of the congressional map, saying it was a racial gerrymander.
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But in recent weeks, an investigation by a provincial newspaper uncovered a very different version of Ms. Alemi's background.
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Last year, a different version of this scenario happened, this time in the moderate wing of the Democratic Party.
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If you avoid this trap, you can then push both parties toward a different version of universal health coverage.
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The Times has since corrected the record, and did later publish one different version that had truly been leaked.
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Yeesh ... As for John ... he had a slightly different version of events, not mentioning any wine in his own post.
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When he came back to Arrow this year simply for an episode, it was such a different version of Colton.
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Now Brave is out with a different version of its Android browser that offers a more traditional, tabbed browser experience.
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Amid the excitement, eclipse jokes flooded social media -- and some Trump critics shared a different version of the presidential eclipse.
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I didn't really realize until I finished Florence that I was basically making a different version of my first film!
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The House passed its version in February, but the Senate made some changes and passed a different version on Thursday.
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When he does it to Deirdre, she glimpses a different version of her own mind, unembittered by other people's prejudice.
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But the bill no longer includes the criminal penalties that were included in a different version of the legislation. Rep.
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Gardner and Warner introduced a different version of the bill in the 2900th Congress, but the measure did not advance.
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And to think that my daughter is now going through a different version of this is pretty stunning and shocking.
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Under a redaction, they say the government has told them that witnesses have given them a different version of events.
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Gardner and Warner introduced a different version of the bill in the 115th Congress, but the measure did not advance.
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A third company, NTT DoCoMo, said it was suspending preorders of a different version of the phone, the P30 Pro.
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The car Brown was driving had a completely different version of Autopilot which relied on tech from Israeli company Mobileye.
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Each member of the school's Bread Lab Collective makes a slightly different version, informed by local tastes and local grains.
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Each dream explores how a different version of time might play out in the lives of the clerk's fellow citizens.
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The AP made a slightly different version of the same inaccurate claim in a social share card associated with the story.
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When I read it again, a different version of me will crack the spine, bringing an altered context for its pages.
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"[Flowstate] is designed around what I needed and wanted in order to continue exploring this different version of writing," he said.
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Drawing again and again, until they have to play a different version of chess to decide who is really the winner.
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Apollo Expeditions to the Moon, the historical account maintained by NASA's History Office, promotes a slightly different version of the story.
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After previously stating that they were investigating the situation, on Tuesday, American Airlines made public a very different version of events.
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This, of course, further alienates young voters, who may well embrace a different version of the truth about that legislation. Mrs.
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But photos of the meeting published by the Russian Presidential Press and Information Office clearly show a different version of Tokayev.
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Aeschylus had a different version of events, attributing the alphabet to Prometheus: writing, like fire, was a gift from the gods.
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In a different version of the movie, she could have an empowering arc in which she comes out and is accepted.
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It brings out a different version of ourselves when you're staring in the face of that kind of world-changing event.
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Six months after Dionne Warwick's graceful take on the Bacharach-David song became a smash, Aretha released a very different version.
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The Intelligence Committee had voted to send the White House a different version of that memo for review and potential release.
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The Redskins have publicly shared a different version of the events, and sources claim he was recommended to seek medical attention.
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" To keep things simple, Taylor suggested that men should "find something you like and just buy it in every different version.
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The whole plan involved a crew of hapless co-conspirators who all had a slightly different version of how events went down.
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Filtering services suggest a potential world where everyone can see a different version of a film, based on their personal content preferences.
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Different version of events A spokesman for Cooper, who has called for a full repeal, disputed the Republican leaders' version of events.
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Using the exact processes and tools used by the indigenous Californians, the researchers produced two different version of the ancient water bottles.
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They seem to be looking for a different version of democracy, one that in reality can quickly become no democracy at all.
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" The strategy that Phillips, Abrams, and company call the "new American majority" strategy represents a totally different version of "expanding the map.
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I think Soul Surfer did an amazing job but I think this will be a very different version and it's actually me.
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As Spin points out, West has a different version of his 2013 album Yeezus on Apple Music than on other streaming services.
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Then we asked it to play a different version (again, we never said "Let It Go") and it pulled that off, too.
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Two hours after the initial post, Trump tweeted a different version of the same image, using a circle instead of a star.
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But we don't need to see a different version of this message on our news feed every day for the next month.
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Although "Cook Off!" bears a 2016 copyright date, the movie played — in a different version — at a comedy festival in Aspen, Colo.
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It must be a refreshing change for Hillary Clinton to hear a different version of a chant she's far too familiar with.
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But it turns out the Icelandic rendering was much more than a translation; it was a radically different version of the story.
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Three years ago, Facebook and the NFL tried a different version of this deal for a short run during the NFL playoffs.
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A widow wonders why incident led to violence Melissa Brackman, widow of shop owner Scott Ponder, has a different version of the events.
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I could also move to another spot in Screen Henge and hear a completely different version of the composition we were all creating.
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"We should reach our own conclusions, rather than letting the Saudis come up with a different version of events," he said on CNN.
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But the Trump brand prefers a different version of this old practice, one that exploits new media to intensify and redirect its force.
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If they were flagged, the targeted user saw a different version of the apps that would show fake cars and cancel ride requests.
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Queer femmes often contend with a different version of Peter Pan, with less literal babysitting, since so many of us don't have kids.
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Azealia posted a different version of events, claiming Crowe called her the n-word, choked her, threw her out and spit on her.
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Washington (CNN)Puerto Rico and Washington seem farther than 1,500 miles apart right now -- in fact they're experiencing a different version of reality.
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But over the past week, Facebook tested a different version of the Explore Feed in Sri Lanka, Bolivia, Slovakia, Serbia, Guatemala and Cambodia.
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Luckily, with this song—a slightly different version from the one that appeared on his 2016 Lamentations EP—you can't miss the refrain.
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The kit also comes in a different version called Sex Kitten, with a mascara and pale pink lipstick; both are less than $35.
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Luis Cresencio Sandoval, the head of Mexico's army, offered a different version of events Friday, telling reporters that it was a planned operation.
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Thomas P. Nickels, an executive vice president of the association, predicted that the Senate would produce an "utterly different version" of the legislation.
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The message that countercultural evangelicals delivered to their peers represented a radically different version of Christianity than preached in most churches at the time.
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In a professional environment, that often means that psychopaths maintain multiple personas throughout the office, presenting each colleague with a different version of themselves.
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" Protests blew up all over Twitter: "Cardi B needs to not compare herself to Selena or think she's a different version of her period.
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He had posted and then quickly deleted a slightly different version of the tweet just a few minutes earlier, which omitted ABC and CBS.
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This technology is used to hide the standard city app view for individual riders, enabling Uber to show that same rider a different version.
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But there is a much different version of events than the one spun by prosecutors in court filings, Democrats in Congress, or most reporters.
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Some observers and some news accounts now insist that the video was edited, that a longer version shows a different version of the episode.
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Yeah, I make that argument the other way around, which is just that of course a different version of it is the same thing.
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To do so, the researchers separated 342 participants with chronic low back pain into three groups, with each getting a different version of treatment.
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Frequent Beatles collaborator actor Victor Spinetti offers a markedly different version of the story in his memoir Up Front: His Strictly Confidential Autobiography (2006).
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It's more like a sudden, insistent fit of wistfulness, a yearning to become a different version of herself after almost seven years with him.
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In a statement provided to KDKA, a Pittsburgh TV station, a law firm claiming to represent Revis offered a different version of what happened.
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Sharing a slightly different version of the photo on his own account, Johnson thanked Reynolds for agreeing to make a small appearance in the film.
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Eventually, Tree realizes that the memories that she has with her mom aren't even really her memories — they belong to a different version of Tree.
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The bill must be reconciled with a different version approved by the House of Representatives, but the Senate bill is expected to remain largely intact.
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The GOP passed one form of health care overhaul in the House, then came one vote shy of approving a different version in the Senate.
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Each of my eyes in the game is seeing a slightly different version of the same image, an attempt to recreate our natural, binocular vision.
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Then he plays a different version of the same tune: The notes slither and crash against each together as the rhythm becomes jagged, almost random.
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A different version of the same analytical challenge occurs in places where nonwhite voters represent a large share or even a majority of Republican voters.
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An earlier, slightly different version would boost deficits by more than $1 trillion even after modest economic growth is taken into account, the committee estimated.
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The House passed a different version last month, and the chambers will have to hammer out the differences before sending the bill to GOP Gov.
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Mr. Porter has offered a different version of events, telling associates that he was initially urged to stay on and fight, including by Mr. Kelly.
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Though the Supreme Court eventually approved a different version of Trump's order, Heller and IRAP have continued to fight for refugees, displaced people and immigrants.
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The court has already ruled that it&aposs not going to make Amazon release a different version of its redacted document based on this complaint.
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By the end of Episode 1, a different version of that reality asserts itself and it carries the story for the rest of the season.
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It's a whispered promise that no matter how bad things get, you have the power to be "the new, not improved, but different" version of yourself.
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Update: Just as we got used to the brave new world of the Naked Chicken Chalupa, we learn a different version is already in the works.
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Not only do the events bring up memories, places, and people from your past, but they also help remind you of a different version of yourself.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had a sharply different version of the conversation, saying the two countries could not come to an agreement on the issue.
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In a different version of Washington — something in the ballpark of the old normal, whatever that was — the sentiment could be ignored as a boilerplate pleasantry.
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If you find it too difficult to just look out of the window, you can try a different version too: do the dishes plates without thinking.
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NeuroTracker's parent company, CogniSens, also just started selling a cloud-based, slightly different version of the program, called NuTrain, to regular consumers for $229 a year.
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But then, just as abruptly as he entered the pulpit, he left it and aligned himself with a different community and a different version of family.
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Every day now, I try to use a slightly different version of the Skorba image for my "Drawings for Donald" — manipulated, tweaked, collaged, underexposed, overexposed, etc.
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I wanted it to be obligatory for if and when whoever comes to see this band play on tour, they get a different version of the record.
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While West did call Swift, in the Snapchats, he reads her a different version of the lyric than the one which ended up in the final track.
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Every person I knew had known a different version of me that I had created so that I would be liked by them as much as possible.
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I had a different version at Las Palmas back by the Lanús train station, where they hold the special sauce, but add a pineapple round and ham.
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"Pretty much everybody we've spoken to has had a slightly different version of an answer on the likelihood of success, and that was pretty scary," said Douglas.
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A report by the Washington police on Sunday suggested a different version of events, saying the man was urinating in public when law enforcement officers approached him.
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He worked to hammer out a different version that, among other changes, further defined the criteria necessary for a patient to be able to receive experimental drugs.
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Fixing existing systems will be a serious challenge though, because distributing patches is tricky when each different version of a voting machine comes with its own idiosyncrasies.
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Immediately after watching the video or receiving the computer training, and then again after two months, the subjects took a different version of the decision-making test.
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And when Judge Kavanaugh furiously, tearfully denied Dr. Blasey's accusation, the women fell silent again, trying to sort through which diametrically different version of reality persuaded them.
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Previously, Ben Affleck — who portrayed the character in Batman v Superman and Justice League — was set to direct and star in a different version of The Batman.
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It is still possible that a different version of the Joker could appear in The Batman, or at some other point in Pattinson's time as the hero.
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The bill still needs to be reconciled with a different version approved by the House of Representatives, but the Senate bill is expected to remain largely intact.
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" Gianforte's campaign did not immediately return an interview request from VICE News, but Scanlon had a different version of events, blaming "aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist.
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In chapter 12, Manigault-Newman recounts a different version of Melania Trump: the one who has been spotted swatting her husband's hand away when he reaches for her.
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Kanye West just revealed the tracklist for his highly anticipated album, "Jesus is King" ... and it's a radically different version than the one Kim shared back in August.
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After signing his plea deal, Manafort gave "a different and exculpatory version of the events," but then later offered a different version to better match his original statements.
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Once a user was "Greyballed," so to speak, Uber would show a different version of the its app with fake cars that would not respond to call requests.
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I was able to fix this by swapping out the thumbstick to a different version included in the box, but it's still been rather obnoxious to deal with.
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What comes next: Conservatives — and moderates — are going to have to decide if they can stomach this not-so-different version of the bill they previously complained about.
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Of course, the other party involved in the incident has a different version -- claiming Revis got violent because he didn't want to be recorded on a cell phone.
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Officially, the government says it is confident of persuading the Commission to quickly drop the case for disciplinary action, but off-the-record, officials give a different version.
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Then they would pass it to the Senate, putting the current Republican majority in the position to reject it, negotiate a different version, or pass a similar version.
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Clinton herself has a different version of this problem, though not one that will become quite as awkward until she gets to the general election (assuming she does).
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The New York Times reported that Bolton&aposs upcoming book presents a starkly different version of events than what the White House has described throughout the impeachment process.
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In a lengthy Facebook post in December, he either denied or gave a different version of the women's accounts and asked for an independent investigation to be conducted.
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The Bread Lab calls it "the approachable loaf," but each bakery in the Bread Lab Collective makes a slightly different version, informed by local tastes and local grains.
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Air Baltic, which also flies the A1953, said it was closely following Pratt's latest recommendations but that it used a different version of the PW1500G engine from Swiss.
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The democracy bill has received broad bipartisan support and will now go to the House of Representatives, which passed a slightly different version of the bill last month.
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"It&aposs a very different version or view of the way that AI will manifest in the enterprise than what is typically happening today," Saper told Business Insider.
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The House has already approved a different version, so House and Senate Republicans would need to hammer out a unified version and pass it before reconciliation could take effect.
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Now the GOP is trying to resurrect a slightly different version of the same plan, hoping it will satisfy the growing public demand for a federal paid leave program.
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Based on these facts, it's easy to imagine how someone in the political establishment like Clinton could remember a very different version of the Reagans' history on HIV/AIDS.
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A different version of this story would have him simply closeted and learning something new about himself and drifting through life unhappily because he's missing something he can't name.
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The ridge design along the hinge is a different version of that but sometimes still required some fine motor movement to get a tool out of its resting place.
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Reuters saw a copy of the document it cited, but a different version posted on an official website did not mention gender segregation or store closures among needed reforms.
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TAO has a slightly different version of events -- its rep says no one else was involved in the incident, and claims Ronnie simply broke a bottle he was holding.
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Florida tried a different version of the same voter-suppression stunt when the state's Republican governor, Rick Scott -- currently running for US Senate -- banned early voting on college campuses.
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The 3D Build and Play is a dramatically different version that's specifically made for young kids, guiding them on the characters they can make through the included plastic molds.
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During the finals, Lisa reads a different version of her essay expressing her outrage at government corruption and reveals that she saw her member of Congress take a bribe.
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If you like watching re-boots where the plot and characters are just a slightly different version of other shows you've enjoyed watching in the past, root for LSU.
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In James Gray's ''Ad Astra,'' Pitt used the same tools he wielded so deftly in Tarantino's film — laconic cool; understated emotion — to build an entirely different version of masculinity.
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Trump later shared a different version of the video that kept the same images as the one before but instead featured Lee Greenwood's song "God Bless the USA." pic.twitter.
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Some community theaters are intrigued by Mr. Rudin's offer but wary of the logistical challenges involved in staging a completely different version of the play on such short notice.
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If you go HP's support page here, you can find your printer model and download a different version of your printer's firmware that doesn't have issues with third-party ink.
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He or she is not going to catapult you into a different version of you, one in which you are always happy, or always on time, or never make mistakes.
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And then we got back together, so I had to make a different version of it, and then we broke up again, so we ended up going with that verse.
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The old Rose is dead, but that doesn't mean a completely different version of who he used to be can't be handy in the right lineups, in limited spurts. 8.
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As the defendants squeezed around three tables in the courtroom on Wednesday, their lawyers stood up one after another to present a far different version of the events at issue.
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In a different version, the actor playing villain Angelo says his lines in a rap style and grabs a "victim" from the audience to be dressed up as a nun.
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Justice Department officials offered reporters a different version on Wednesday, saying it was AT&T that had offered to divest CNN to allay antitrust concerns, which the company strenuously denied.
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But Sherry Spencer has a different version of events, which she detailed in a December 15 Medium post accusing Gersh of sending her "terrible threats" and pressuring her into selling.
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But as someone who was too young to remember much more than home movies of a trip to the institution where my sister lived, I had a slightly different version.
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"Each channel offers different version maturity and freshness, allowing developers to subscribe their cluster to a stream of updates that match risk tolerance and business requirements," Google explains in today's release.
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Deadspin has translated a few excerpts, and I've got a slightly different version translated below: I'm guessing this guy is penning an Argentine version of The Game as a side hustle.
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Some conservative legislators are already calling for a special session that would allow them to override the Governor's veto, and a different version of the bill could be revived next year.
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"Overall, I assume that Nintendo's strategy is to maximize the lifetime of (the) Switch console, and I believe that launching two different version will contribute (towards) achieving the target," he said.
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The Senate wrote its own bill, a vastly different version, in May and legislators have been working for the past seven months, in fits and starts, to compromise over the details.
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The police offered a different version of events, however, identifying the slain man as Abdur Razzaque, a homeopathic doctor, not a priest, in Jhenaidah district, about 100 miles west of Dhaka.
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He tells a story about how Young Thug recently visited the country and was robbed of his chain after turning up several hours late (Thugga has a different version of events).
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It's easy enough to imagine a version of this series from Parenthood's Jason Katims that's tremendous, or a very different version from American Horror Story's Ryan Murphy that's just as good.
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When "Wolves" was heard again, coming out of Mr. West's laptop at Madison Square Garden a year later, it was a different version, without Vic Mensa and Sia but with Frank Ocean.
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The new $100 Colgate smart brush is actually a slightly different version of a connected toothbrush called the Kolibree Ara, which was born as a Kickstarter project and now sells for $130.
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But before the Julie Andrews' version of the magical nanny captivated the world in the 1964 Disney film, the Mary Poppins book series described a much different version of the beloved character.
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Those who did manage to game the system and make it to the top would find themselves living a different version of the fame and fortune than their "straight-size" counterparts enjoyed.
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Once you've progressed far enough to unlock the walker version of Fox's Arwing, you'll have access to a secret passage that warps you into a different version of the level's big boss.
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Fortune reports that America is getting a different version of that delicious egg that complies with the FDA's rule, and after all these years of waiting, we're so ready to try it.
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The European planemaker uses a different version of the engine from those supplied to Boeing, which said earlier it had halted test flights on its 737 MAX due to an engine issue.
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Some competing Brazilian aircraft, the Embraer 190/195-E2, have also been subject to the engine checks but are reported to use a different version of the software from the larger A220.
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Love HOW EVERYBODYs MAD AT HANNAH WANTS LIKE FOR 2012-2013 EVERY DROP BY A DUDE SOUNDED LIKE DIFFERENT VERSION OF Sandro & quint ion EPIC So with the hannah wants boddika thing.
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Mr. Schmidt details a much different version of events in documents filed by his lawyers in a bid to persuade a judge to release him from a federal detention center in Detroit.
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House Democratic leaders had unveiled their version of the Affordable Care Act on the way to House passage in November and passage of a different version in the Senate the next month.
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In its next step against fake news, Facebook today begins testing a different version of its Related Articles widget that normally appears when you return to the News Feed after opening a link.
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Similarly, the likes of Lieutenant Gordon, Catwoman, and even the Joker are all present, but they're in a formative state, letting you see a different version of characters you've seen plenty of times.
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The video splits between the darkly elegant prototype, splashed with generous doses of dramatic fog, and more casual shots of a test room with a slightly different version that demonstrates the drone's capabilities.
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Despite this account, the jury opted to believe a different version of events: that Kukucova had shot the jeweler in cold blood – possibly out of jealousy because of his new relationship with Korotaeva.
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The Senate's budget must be reconciled with a markedly different version passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, also controlled by Republicans, a process lawmakers have said could take up to two weeks.
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Isola, who has had his own issues with the organization, spoke to Oakley afterward and got his account: Oakley has a different version of events than the story the Knicks were putting together.
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But if this was not the old Tiger, winning his first tournament after a five-year drought, it was at least a different version, something fans across the sporting world appeared to grasp.
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The White House offered a different version of events, saying many teachers were happy with the event and that some of those upset were likely union officials who didn't like the president regardless.
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But Secretary of Defense Mark Esper has a different version of events -- that Spencer went out of the chain of command to negotiate with the White House over a review of the case.
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Yeah, I'm willing to bet there is a drastically different version on the story they tell while holding up the line at bar to sample all the IPAs that they pretend to like.
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This has not been an uncommon occurrence with this specific incident, as Richard Rodriguez of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram has complained of similar infringement of his slightly different version of the punch.
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Jones: Yeah, I think that not only will people inside the culture see a different version of themselves, but also, people looking in from the outside will see hip-hop artists a different way.
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We've done a different version of this moment years ago, but this clip is a better and longer version than we had back then, which makes it feel worth revisiting on its 25th anniversary.
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Even more troubling for some fans and readers, "Watchman" introduced a radically different version of the lawyer Atticus Finch, the moral center of "Mockingbird" and one of the most beloved figures in American literature.
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While the Deebot that's on sale is a slightly different version than Amazon's top-seller, they don't have that many differences, and this one is definitely the best deal you can get right now.
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Years before the critically-acclaimed Starz series started filming, Neil Gaiman celebrated the 10th anniversary of his epic novel American Gods by releasing a new, longer, slightly different version based on his unedited manuscript.
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I'm used to being mindful of taking care of myself at festivals, and I'm used to the physicality of spending several days on your feet, but this is a whole different version of that.
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Now death has moved from a plot point to the subject of the movie, and in "Coco," we see a different version of the afterlife, one without pearly gates, clouds, angel wings or halos.
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I think if you want to watch it at home in the way the filmmaker intended with the best possible resolution, you&aposre going to get a different version of Imax in the home.
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Meanwhile, House Intelligence Committee ranking member Adam Schiff is accusing chairman Devin Nunes of sending a different version of the memo alleging FBI surveillance abuses to the White House than what the committee approved.
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And there's Nancy (Natalia Dyer), a pretty, suburban teen-age virgin who, in a slightly different version of the story, would surely be stabbed to death and/or attending a prom with two dates.
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Because we do not know the contents of a private conversation -- a conversation in which each party has given a different version of events -- we rate Smith's claim about being called a liar it's complicated.
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The White House is worried that Comey will have a very different version of those discussions and that he felt pressured by Trump to drop the pending investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Barely a day goes by without a Conservative MP proposing a different version of what Brexit should look like, and whether the final deal should be put to the British people in a second referendum.
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In a regulatory filing, Greenlight said GM had then "substantially altered" the term sheet for its proposal before handing it to the ratings agencies and that this different version included "various misrepresentations" of the plan.
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Washington (CNN)House Intelligence Committee ranking member Adam Schiff is accusing chairman Devin Nunes of sending a different version of the memo alleging FBI surveillance abuses to the White House than what the committee approved.
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In one particularly wrenching scene, Kate speaks as though Ben's mother, who spent "half her life in mental institutions," is alive (in Kate's defense, his mother, in a different version of New York, was alive).
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Tony: Andrea and I started tossing ideas around for this theme years ago, did a completely different version at that time, and have been talking about getting back to it and revising it ever since.
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But that version of Linux is available only on Amazon, and if the business wants to run software on another cloud they would have to ensure it works with a different version of Linux there.
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Almost a year and a half after getting diagnosed with anal cancer, Marcia Cross is starting to feel like herself again, but a different version — "a new me," she tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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My coworker who has three children to go home to is going to have a different version of self-care than my coworker who runs her own side business on top of a full-time job.
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Seeing other "like us" couples at metal shows specifically has been satisfying for me, too, because I remember what it felt like when I was much younger, and was playing a different version of this game.
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It is a chance to contemplate a wider, more complex and exciting narrative: how African-American artists show a different version of America, and how some, like Mr Gilliam, have changed the language of art itself.
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"I think it's smart that they're doing a completely different version because it kind of was the perfect sendoff," Hart told PEOPLE of her sitcom's 2003 finale and the Netflix adaptation The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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Saleh's footage sparked outrage on social media, but also skepticism — not only because Delta Airlines produced a much different version of events, but because Saleh himself has a history of staging prank videos, some involving airlines.
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At first, we used basic instant messaging platforms like AIM and Yahoo Messenger, and often these attempts were chaotic, since typically everyone had a different version of the movie we were all trying to watch together.
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The budget resolution passed by the Senate on Thursday has to be reconciled with a markedly different version passed by the House, where Republicans say negotiations on a unified measure could take up to two weeks.
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The foreign minister of Singapore posted this picture on the eve of the highly anticipated meeting between Kim and President Donald Trump, while a slightly different version was posted on Instagram by the city state's education minister.
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"Dania Ramirez will be playing a different version of Cinderella...If we remember Henry's grandfather is Prince Charming, so we have the grandson of Prince Charming with a new Cinderella," writer-producer Edward Kitsis told the crowd.
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It's a different version than Ben Affleck's take on the character from Justice League and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and the interpretation of director Zack Snyder, who remains convinced that Batman is an unrepentant murderer.
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After a handful of episodes where he's been a completely different version of himself, we see some parts of the Kevin that we met back in season 1 here too, especially when he shows up with Randall.
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With the band's open-invite policy for members, new energy flows in and out, creating a different version of their sound for each record, all anchored by the constant of Thomson and his sneering, knives-out attitude.
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Mr. Alagna said that he was performing a somewhat different version, one that he and his brothers devised after working on the original manuscript to restore cuts and high notes that had been transposed over the years.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican-led Senate on Wednesday passed a $4.6 billion bill to address the migrant crisis at the southern border, setting up a clash with House Democrats, who have passed a different version of similar legislation.
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This time she is joined by an enhanced super-soldier from the future named Grace (Mackenzie Davis) and Schwarzenegger, who plays a different version of the cyborg who was famously melted down at the end of Judgment Day.
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The company released a different version of Endgame in theaters on June 28th to help draw in audiences once again, promising a deleted scene (one that underwhelmed fans), a Stan Lee tribute, and an official post-credits scene.
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In a new court filing, Johnny Depp alleges Amber Heard assaulted him during the time they were married — and tells a different version of events from the night when Heard claims Depp threw an iPhone at her face.
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The Senate passed a short-term spending bill on Wednesday which kept border security funding at current levels, but the House passed a different version that added in the $5 billion in border wall funding the president wanted.
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Mr. Baldwin has said that he was never told he was getting a different version, and that Ms. Boone intentionally created a copy to appear genuine, and to fool him by passing it off as the real thing.
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Mysterio is presented as a hero who seems to be even stronger than Spider-Man, and he claims there's a simple reason that S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Avengers haven't encountered him before: He's from a different version of Earth.
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In 20103, masked robbers burst into the Munch Museum, also in Oslo, one morning, shoving guards to the ground and stealing a different version of the painting, whose value was estimated at roughly $100 million at the time.
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In a statement on Saturday, Mali's army provided a different version of events, saying men dressed as Dozo hunters had first attacked a Fulani village in Mali and that the soldiers then pursued the hunters across the border.
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"Through cloaking, the defendants deliberately disguised the true destination of the link in the ad by displaying one version of an ad's landing page to Facebook's systems and a different version to Facebook users," said the blog post.
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It allows us to put aside our troubles and cares, which seem to melt away like the crushed ice in our margaritas, and embrace a different version of ourselves that is (hopefully) goofier, more confident, and generally less inhibited.
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Lying and its more dramatic cousins, drinking and cheating, have been ways to avoid friction, to construct a different version of myself, to feel — in whatever tiny way — in control of the world, rather than utterly subject to it.
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Reynolds, in particular, has come to embody the wisecracking character, having played a slightly different version of Deadpool — real name Wade Wilson — in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, before dressing up in the iconic costume to celebrate Halloween last year.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A senior Houthi official in Yemen and brother of the movement's leader was killed because of infighting, the Saudi-led coalition said on Sunday, appearing to give a different version of events than the Iran-allied group.
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A second F.B.I. interview included in the documents provides a somewhat different version of the dispute over the classification of the Benghazi email, with the suggestion that the F.B.I. — and not Mr. Kennedy — had offered to make a deal.
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"From what I see, the boomer generation gets to the retirement years, and they're choosing a different version of retirement than the World War II generation," said Dennis Ceru, adjunct professor of entrepreneurship at Babson College in Wellesley, Mass.
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Part of nostalgia's power is an opportunity to revisit a different version of ourselves—in this case, someone who once spent the majority of their free time grinding through JRPGs, usually ones with a Squaresoft logo attached to them.
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The Guardian's Zoe Williams calls for a different version of my preferred outcome: Parliament passes the May plan — but also sets a second referendum for coming weeks, in which voters would choose between May's Brexit or remaining in Europe.
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Whether it's racial bias and stereotyping, micro-aggressions from coworkers and superiors, or disproportionate instances of sexual harassment, Black women often experience a very different version of the workplace compared to their white — or even non-Black people of color — counterparts.
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From the post: A typo in the note, "帮组" (bang zu) instead of "帮助" (bang zhu) meaning "help," strongly indicates the note was written using a Chinese-language input system rather than being translated from a different version.
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To do this the Ripple Rug folks are selling updated version of the rug on the site and a different version on the Amazon store because Amazon does not allow you to sell directly for less than it appears on Amazon.
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" As for whether Cassius and Clay could have a second life somewhere down the winding road of television development, Landgraf remained cautiously optimistic: "I could see a different version of that show — or a show like it — coming back later.
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Lt. Tom Iverson of the North Dakota Highway Patrol offered a different version of the episode, which he said was being investigated by the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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I dream of doing stuff like making a completely different version of an album—just one for Spotify, one for all the different streaming services, and then one for download, one for LP. Maybe not one for CD, but who knows.
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An aide to Mr. Pence gave a slightly different version of events, saying the vice president learned the details of the Hammond case from Representative Walden, "agreed it deserved consideration," and suggested that the congressman take it to the president.
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Prosecutors said Detective DiGaudio had failed to inform them that Ms. Evans had given a different version of the story to a friend, saying she had willingly agreed to the sex act after Mr. Weinstein promised her acting jobs in return.
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Still, if Kimmel looked like a safe hosting choice back in 2017 -- defined by lighthearted touches like his faux feud with Matt Damon and having celebrities read mean Tweets -- a different version of the comic steps into this year's Oscar spotlight.
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Mr. Wallace offered the judge a different version of the painting's provenance: that Ms. Onassis, while still a young woman, gave the painting to her riding instructor, Theresa Schey, who was also a business partner of the fashion designer Oleg Cassini.
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The company detailed the Japan launch of Apple Pay on stage today at its iPhone 7 event, noting in particular how the service had to be made compatible with a different version of contactless tap-to-pay technology used in the country, FeliCa.
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As Chyna keeps dropping the pounds in public, fans will see a different version of her on TV. Her hour-long Rob & Chyna Baby Special — which gives viewers an peek into the couple's life leading up to baby Dream's arrival — will air Dec.
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Lovato has definitely made positive life changes, which is why it makes so much sense that the person she's referring to in "You Don't Do It For Me Anymore" is a different version of herself who was once stuck in a bad place.
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PK: And what do you think of ... JJ Abrams has a different version of this, which is all our stuff has to have some level of diversity of production and casting, and we're going to try to ... I'll let him speak for himself.
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This, of course, is a slightly different version of what's happened in recent days to Donald Trump, who was widely criticized for neither condemning the group nor disavowing the endorsement of David Duke during an interview on CNN two days before Super Tuesday.
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Watching it now, when history has already diverted into distinctly different version of this already-dark timeline, might be better — or just stress you out more and remind you how much other bullshit we'll still have to deal with whenever this is over.
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And since Mysterio says he's from a different Earth, his appearance introduces the possibility of other characters from alternate timelines showing up — possibly opening a window for, say, Morales, or even a different version of Thor or Steve Rogers or Tony Stark.
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I developed a very different version of this puzzle as a 15x15, but along the way I came to the sinking realization that though maybe the gimmick was technically interesting, it just didn't seem like it would be especially enjoyable for solvers.
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It may very well be in the next five to ten years, the thing on our screen, on "Squawk Box" in the morning that shows the futures of the S&P 500, there will be a different version of the S&P 500.
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But most offered a different version: restaurants so understaffed they could barely keep up; having their hours cut so their employer would not be required to provide insurance under the Affordable Care Act; and being sent home midshift if the crowds thinned.
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In 1983, R&B singer Marvin Gaye also performed a very different version of the National Anthem at that year's NBA All-Star Game and it's gone down in history as possibly the only sexy rendition of the song ever to be televised.
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Americans who get their information predominantly from Breitbart News, a right-wing news and opinion site, for instance, or from the conservative Fox News are getting a very different version of the news from Americans who read The Washington Post or watch CNN.
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Seth Miller, the executive artistic director of the Grand Theater in Salt Lake City, which canceled its planned production of "Mockingbird," said it was too late for his theater to mount a different version of the play in the scheduled time slot.
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And even if you're not convinced by the CDs, don't skip the Prospect Park DVD, a different version of the same event that's one of the few music films I've ever been moved to share with people I don't live with. Overpriced?
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About 2% of the population has two copies of a different version of the same gene and seem to have zero chance of getting AD. And most people with Alzheimer disease have no copies of any of the known, strong genetic risk factors for it.
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If you've ever tried to follow along with a YouTube tutorial, you may have run into educational roadblocks like finding out that the instructor is using a different version of the software and all the UI elements have shifted positions or the names have changed.
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The reports, released on Monday in response to Freedom of Information Act request filed by the Los Angeles Times and others, show that the officers portrayed a significantly different version of events from those depicted in videos Dao's fellow passengers filmed on their cellphones.
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Though billed by Zhang as a "first ever," a different version of this same technique had been used by fertility clinics in the past, explained Professor Hank Greely of Stanford University, who specializes in the ethical, legal and social implications of new biomedical technologies.
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Assuming it's not a totally new and different version of the game, Minecraft: Pocket Edition on Apple TV should take advantage of the game's recently added cross-platform play features, meaning users on all different kinds of hardware can group up and play together.
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Traditionally, application developers have to create specific versions of their app for each different version of Linux they want to work with, and many distros are left out in the cold, or lag behind on updates, or have to create their own compatible packages.
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The last poem he had written was in 2009, which was inspired by a moment in the middle of the night when he saw a different version of himself in the mirror; it was the last time something had shocked him into writing poetry.
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The company's newly launched Alpha program will offer a different version of the app to testers than is available to Beta testers, however, so users may get to test features that never even make it to the next step up, much less the wider public.
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Other witnesses and the Gaza Health Ministry offered a slightly different version of events, saying that Ms. Najjar and other paramedics were walking toward the fence with their arms raised on their way to evacuate injured protesters when she was shot in the chest.
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It followed fierce debate and a razor-thin vote to approve the bill in the nation's more conservative Senate in July, and a previous debate in the Chamber of Deputies which sent a slightly different version of the original bill to the Senate last year.
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To do so successfully, Rubio will likely need to walk a very fine line between the Trump faction of the party and the bloc, currently (mostly) in hiding, who believe in a very different version of what the Republican Party can and should be.
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It was not easy — the four players all spoke different dialects, and the New Jersey crowd played a slightly different version of the game than she was used to — but she was more alert and responsive, engaged in the game and the conversation afterward.
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Every developer has a different version of how this will work out but the common idea is to use some kind of peer-to-peer network and locally-run decentralized apps to cut the tech giants out and give you more secure control over your data.
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So I did this kind of very different version and altered the melody a little bit on some of the chords and slowed it down to half tempo of what it used to be and made my own version of it which became really successful back home.
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We got Dean-Charles Chapman Saturday in NYC and asked him about what costar Kristofer Hivju recently said to a British outlet about a different version of events for the 'GoT' finale -- which he said was mostly for fun, and something he probably couldn't talk about.
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It's a different version of it, but it's still someone who comes from restaurants and then becomes big enough that people recognize them, maybe not out on the street, but when they appear on TV. You say we have not had any new ones for a decade.
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"In order for the industry to move forward, we have to coalesce around a single-source approach," said Cary Meyers, head of ESPN's consumer-research division, where the network is working directly with Nielsen on a live audience metric that would be a different version of TAD.
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Wihebrink, though, told investigators a different version of events, according to the affidavit: She said she was the one who found her son in the back of her car and brought him inside — then she allegedly changed her story and said she did not remember who found the child.
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" Suicide, not homicide, defense says But Carter's attorney, Joseph Cataldo, painted a starkly different version of events, describing Roy as deeply depressed over the divorce of his parents and a victim of physical and emotional abuse who was on a "path to take his own life for years.
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" Suicide, not homicide, defense says Carter's attorney, Joseph Cataldo, has painted a starkly different version of events, describing Roy as deeply depressed over the divorce of his parents and a victim of physical and emotional abuse who was on a "path to take his own life for years.
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"When they get there, they are going to get things there that they can't see anyplace else in the world, and then you are going to have a different version of that to sell to people through social media and product integration and things of that nature," John said.
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In a recent interview with Elle, she seemed to be trying to awaken a different version of women's empowerment than she'd shown before, one that's less about sitting on your favorite rapper's sideburns, and more aligned with the fact that she's single for the first time in 20 years.
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As he dug in his heels, Mr. Trump further muddied his explanation of why he dismissed the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey — and in doing so, offered a different version of events from one given to senators just hours earlier by the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein.
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The House had previously passed a slightly different version of the legislation, both versions of which would require an annual review of the city's autonomy from the Chinese mainland government and whether it is sufficient to warrant the special legal treatment Hong Kong receives from the United States.
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It's not hard to imagine a different version of Grindstone that was a lot more underhanded, still letting you use in-game currency for hearts but cranking up how much it costs and encouraging players to buy one-off lives or purchasing big stocks of resources for cash.
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Other 3-parent IVF babies Though the baby born in Mexico in 2016 was billed by Zhang as a "first ever," a different version of this same technique had been used by fertility clinics in the past, said Professor Hank Greely of Stanford University after Zhang's study was published last year.
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Maybe it's because an actual live performance is so rare nowadays in the electronic community, or maybe it's because we all want to re-live a time when you went to a show to hear a different version of a song live, and not just a VIP mashup of it.
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Fossil, which acquired Misfit in 2015 for $260 million, is releasing a different version of the watch, equipped with the same touchscreen bezel, likely as a way to expand consumer options and appeal to a more mainstream crowd that's likely never heard of Misfit and trusts Fossil more in the accessories department.
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Yet, this anniversary leaves a bittersweet taste in our mouth: the initial decentralized and open version of the Web, which was meant to allow users to connect with each other, has gradually evolved to a very different version, centralized in the hands of giants who capture our data and impose their standards.
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New Jersey's governor, Chris Christie—who killed an earlier iteration of a much needed rail tunnel between New Jersey and New York (a different version is now expected in 2026, at a cost of $11.1 billion, according to what Kabak calls the "random number generator")—has appeared to be taking the summer off.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.) expressed concerns with the bill and hammered out a different version in the House.
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Three of Mr. Trump's adult children, Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka, are interviewed about issues that include perceived conflicts of interest; the role of Jared Kushner, Ms. Trump's husband, in the White House; their father's Twitter use; and whether people can expect a different version of him once he is sworn into office.
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Homecoming has its serious side — one sequence with a Staten Island Ferry disaster strongly recalls both the Joker's ferry social experiment in The Dark Knight, and the agonizing runaway train scene in 2004's Spider-Man 2, with a different version of the wall-crawler half killing himself in an effort to save New Yorkers' lives.
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The comment by Sessions to a House of Representatives panel did not reveal any new link between the Trump team and Russia but it was another example of the top U.S. law enforcement official offering a different version of events as lawmakers try to work out if the Trump campaign colluded with Russia in the 2016 election.
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In clarification announcements during the noon trading break, ZTE said a National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) passed by the U.S. Senate on Monday would restore penalties on the company, but the bill would only become law if it could be reconciled with a different version passed by the House of Representatives and signed by U.S. President Trump.
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It was a more than slightly different version of himself that acted his part in these happy scenes: Seamus as a confident and blithe man, but also warm and generous, and possessed of a bedroom manner suave enough to insure that the previously reticent Polish girl concluded his reveries roaring the head off herself in gales of sexual transport.
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From concerts and recording sessions, the boxed set includes 14 previously unreleased songs to add to the Dylan catalog, notably the remarkable "Making a Liar Out of Me." A song that first surfaced on the anthology "Biograph" in 1985, "Caribbean Wind," turns up in a radically different version — gentler, with alternate lyrics — captured at a 1980 rehearsal.
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"It makes me feel good because of the local connection between [the Brat House, the meat market, and the hemp farm], and gives me balance and energy because… ya know, the CBD" That same month, the New Seasons market in Portland, Oregon, also started to carry its own CBD sausage, but it's a slightly different version.
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Director: Frank Pierson Writers: John Gregory Dunne, Joan Didion, and Frank Pierson Starring: Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson Oscars: Four nominations; one win for Best Original Song ("Evergreen") The legend: Garland's performance in the 1954 version was truly iconic, but about 20 years later, another legend decided it was time for another version of the story — this time, a much different version.
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But Trump's views are so mutable, and he's so deeply swayed by whoever gets into his office or onto his call list, that replacing Kelly with someone else could actually lead to a different version of the Trump administration — it's likely, for instance, that Chief of Staff Gary Cohn would have pushed Trump toward a deal on DREAMers, rather than away from one.
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That may seem like an odd choice given we'd just experienced an accident riding in a car equipped with a different version of the company's technology, but the follow-up demo was a separate system, speeds were much lower and there was a different safety driver at the wheel, and we were also honestly just all a little rattled and confused following the collision.
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House Energy and Commerce Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.) had hammered out a different version of the bill that included additional patient protections and narrowed the criteria for a patient's eligibility to get an investigational drug.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE released a slightly different version of his "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan on Monday, after the massacre at a nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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But there was also a different version of the flag on display this year: black and white instead of red, white and blue, stripped of color to remind spectators — and anyone in Washington who might have been watching — of the parade's grim backdrop: the destruction and continuing aftermath of Hurricane Maria, and what many view as the federal government's inadequate response to the disaster.
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Right on the heels of Teen Titans leader Robin declaring, "Fuck Batman!" in the gloomy trailer for the upcoming live-action TV series Titans, a very different version of the Boy Wonder is leading his teenage team into theaters to issue a much more family-friendly rejoinder to the Caped Crusader — and, more pointedly, to the grim-and-gritty strain of superheroism he's come to embody over the past few decades.
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" Mueller's team had a different version of events, claiming that "the contention that Mr. Mueller lifted up Ms. Swift's skirt and grabbed her bottom, while standing with his girlfriend, in front of Ms. Swift's photographer and Ms. Swift's highly trained security personnel, during a company-sponsored, VIP, backstage meet-and-greet, is nonsense, particularly given that Ms. Swift's skirt is in place and is not being lifted by Mr. Mueller's hand in the photograph.
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