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Alabama, in contrast, had the highest rate -- 83 percent.
In contrast to all the FX noise, European shares .
In contrast, just 21 percent of Standard & Poor's 500 .
While the Cold War's clean-shaven American military hero stood in contrast to his unkempt, unchurched foes, the Long War's bearded operator now stood in contrast to his own unchurched fellow Americans.
In contrast, the Patriots' figures were 5.92, 5.25 and 0.67.
Trump, in contrast, bleeds emotion and unpredictability in Comey's account.
Apple, in contrast, is entering a period of slower growth.
In contrast, India's emissions increased by 114m tonnes last year.
In contrast, stress slows the skin's monthly cell renewal process.
In contrast, making devices is the main thing Apple does.
In contrast, most Muslims and Christian Arabs do not serve.
That is in contrast to Obama's final months in office.
In contrast to bitcoin, volatility in the S&P 500 .
In contrast, neighboring Chile has a cap on severance pay.
In contrast, recruiters for the United States face two disadvantages.
In contrast, mathematics scores were hardly altered by pollution exposure.
Rebalancing, in contrast, is a strategy for the long term.
In contrast, the minimum salary for major leaguers is $535,000.
In contrast, Trump's sherpa has only a handful of staff.
In contrast with Cuba's authoritarian state, Haiti's government barely functions.
In contrast, they hold a third of rouble government debt.
In contrast, theater will always exist in a liminal space.
In contrast, the Democrats had themselves an apparently solid nominee.
In contrast to black campaigning which is libelous and informal.
In contrast, India imported just 15 million tonnes in 2015.
"Logan", in contrast, is allowed to stand on its own.
In contrast, death rates fell overall for blacks and Hispanics.
You have the chance to become highly desirable in contrast.
In contrast, negative stories about Trump often get lighthearted coverage.
In contrast to the Netherlands, almost everyone is a farmer.
That's in contrast to the retail model operated by Starbucks.
In contrast, grizzled daredevils seek harder challenges on other mountains.
In contrast, many other awards use a simple plurality vote.
In contrast, the rise of Uber and Lyft seems unstoppable.
People on the ineffective teams, in contrast, scored below average.
In contrast, 113,20183 made it across the Mediterranean last year.
In contrast, the IT of most Chinese companies is underdeveloped.
In contrast, British yields would fall from 1.0% to 0.6%.
Germany's rate of 3.6% stood in contrast to Greece's 20.5%.
In contrast, poultry's image as a healthy meat survives unscathed.
The president, in contrast, has all the advantages of incumbency.
In contrast, 68% of Republican donors concurred with that statement.
In contrast, cars produced before Wednesday only had one camera.
Mr Woods, in contrast, played it safe and made par.
In contrast, the automobile and metals industries were aggressive localisers.
In contrast, opening a roasted bean releases a rich aroma.
In contrast, my proposal would give the sentencing judge control.
In contrast, online sales of all goods jumped 13.7 percent.
In contrast, the old Firefox runs within a single process.
In contrast, team mate Nico Hulkenberg has scored 18 points.
All are staunch conservatives in contrast to Kennedy's moderate stance.
Carter's boastfulness and unfathomable dominance stood in contrast to that.
In contrast to Trump, European populists are committed conservative nationalists.
In contrast, Europe appears to be well behind the curve.
In contrast, Republicans did not mandate a specific viability threshold.
In contrast, "clinic defenders" typically don't work with the clinics.
In contrast, on this walk in Japan everyone was courteous.
Weibo, in contrast, is still growing – now at 282 million.
In contrast, Republican candidates have largely proposed tougher immigration rules.
Brent, in contrast, can only be sold by the tankerload.
Republicans, in contrast, wrapped themselves in the mantle of patriotism.
Gerald's Game, in contrast, is about none of these things.
Deutsche Bank in contrast operates a sprawling global investment bank.
Kobach's mind, in contrast, is a place far more sinister.
CD wallets, in contrast, could house a thousand or more.
E.ON, in contrast, will seek a greener sort of investor.
In contrast to his predecessors, David Gunnlaugsson tightened banking regulation.
In contrast, Tesla is up 17 percent in six months.
Asia in contrast had been a bit more positive overnight.
In contrast, home birth in the United States is dangerous.
Shares in Europe, in contrast, are expected to rise Friday.
In contrast, 280% of iOS devices are running iOS 249.
In contrast, where abortion is legal, it is also safe.
In contrast, a company may have bonds of several maturities.
The TCJA, in contrast, is a bad deal for workers.
In contrast, Trump voters love the fact he's politically incorrect.
In contrast, Apple's business has been great, as has Microsoft.
The 39 domestic violence shootings, in contrast, mainly involved whites.
In contrast, Kim appears to be acting with great deliberation.
In contrast, around 20163,000 voters have gone the other way.
Mr. Trump, in contrast, isn't too big on sober discourse.
In contrast, an Italian exit wouldn't likely devalue the euro.
In contrast, methadone and buprenorphine can be started much sooner.
In contrast, since taking office, he's never appeared on CNN.
The agency, in contrast, has issued a boilerplate response to
Trump, in contrast, appears to view marriage like car ownership.
In contrast, Ford stock has risen less than 1 percent.
In contrast, the U.S. Federal Reserve has been raising rates.
In contrast, 8.1 percent of whites live in such neighborhoods.
In contrast, Nat Wolff's Light is given a troubled backstory.
Westworld, in contrast, mostly raises questions about what is happening.
In contrast, Defy graduates have a 3 percent recidivism rate.
In contrast, average Series B rounds contracted some in 2016.
The conservatives, in contrast, suffer from an abundance of parties.
In contrast, Saudi Aramco plans to list on international exchanges.
In contrast, Prince Mutaib's name is not associated with repression.
In contrast, heroin overdoses claimed 5.45 per 100,000 black men.
In contrast, real stock market prices were 39 percent higher.
In contrast, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota hugely outperformed Clinton.
In contrast, voting on paper is extremely simple and transparent.
In contrast, about 33 percent blame the Democrats in Congress.
In contrast, Apple controls the entire "stack" for its products.
In contrast, conservatives contend that United States policy lacks teeth.
In contrast, only 9% of women thought this was ok.
In contrast, MSNBC got 1.01 million and CNN got 867,000.
In contrast, Peterson won 83% of her first service points.
The Greenland ice sheet, in contrast, rests mostly on land.
In contrast, Kihnu stands out precisely because of its inhabitants.
In contrast, only a quarter of such health cobenefits, i.e.
In contrast, Fox News is available in 90 million homes.
In contrast, annual wage growth is running below 3 percent.
In contrast, Rogers encouraged children to face their dark feelings.
In contrast, other nations provide the battlefield in Washington's wars.
Art, in contrast, is the most subjective thing humans make.
Tech companies, in contrast, are not elected by the public.
In contrast to the executives, some moms acknowledge their failings.
Kim, in contrast, needs an agreement to realize his goals.
Ryan's comments are in contrast to those made by Sens.
In contrast, Choi was tearful when she addressed the court.
Kudlow's public views on immigration stand in contrast to Brimelow's.
In contrast, 76 percent of Gen X wanted financial education.
Dr. Belldegrun, in contrast to his mentor, has commercial flair.
In contrast, 57% say Trump is not fit to serve.
In contrast they put a positive spin on giving thanks.
In contrast, he said, cryptocurrencies were a "favourite" for criminals.
In contrast, Apple has more than 14 percent market share.
In contrast, 16 percent of those 49 or younger return.
Pentagon leadership, in contrast, have steered clear of such involvement.
In contrast, just 40 percent of employees say the same.
In contrast, the surrounding glaciers would have appeared almost stationary.
In contrast, the Chronicles of Prydain feel ... what's the word?
Clinton's large staff stands in contrast to Trump's leaner operation.
In contrast, 15% of the companies will lay workers off.
In contrast, the new American style is beautiful to watch.
In contrast, neural models deal in a higher level of abstraction.
In contrast, in this 21st century, the sky is no limit.
Ms. Lieber, in contrast to Ms. Garfield, is somber, in control.
In the Riverdale world, Betty exists in contrast to Veronica Lodge.
In contrast, sex between men is punishable by death in Afghanistan.
That's in contrast to what Uber used to do with XC90s.
In contrast, factory bosses elsewhere complain of unreliability and low productivity.
In contrast, Labour has suggested there is room for some restrictions.
They described how infrequent bans are, in contrast to Chathouse 3D.
Outer space, in contrast, is minimally decorated: asteroids, stars, planets, galaxies.
In contrast, modern digital technology has not yet transformed financial services.
Hungary's population is merely ten million people, in contrast to China's
In contrast, Inditex's local currency sales rose 29 percent from Feb.
In contrast, the video game industry is worth $45.6 billion dollars.
In contrast, discounts for the online lingerie retailer Figleaves averaged 30%.
McCrory, in contrast, experiences the first knockout loss of his career.
" In China, in contrast, "you just study from day to night.
That stands in contrast to the northern end of the chain.
In contrast, sales of high-end homes were soaring in 2017.
In contrast, passive funds attracted almost $110 billion in new investment.
Ms Warren, in contrast, proclaims herself "a capitalist to my bones".
Facebook, in contrast, releases revenue and user numbers for four regions.
The aisle seat, in contrast, is for those who value utility.
In contrast, Carell's SNL dad is more of a clueless doormat.
This is in contrast to what's known as a compiled language.
In contrast, China's trade surplus with America reached $367bn in 2015.
In contrast Prince's music was more risque, to say the least.
The California case, in contrast, involves a device running iOS 9.
In contrast, every white player is expected to attend the ceremony.
In contrast, Manhattan had the largest share, with 123,687 technology workers.
In contrast, no Nugget played more than Gary Harris' 36 minutes.
In contrast, the pro-Beijing camp saw votes drop 12 percent.
The Mac, in contrast, accounts for just eleven percent of revenue.
In contrast, Pence has an extreme anti-choice record in Indiana.
In contrast, Mr Kuchar's trophy case remains ever more conspicuously bare.
Apple's iOS app distribution strategy stands in contrast to Google's Android.
In contrast, a new Aston Martin is started every 250 minutes.
In contrast, CVS Health stopped selling all tobacco products in 2014.
In contrast, Norway's portfolio managers are free to think long term.
In contrast, 529 plans are limited to post-secondary education only.
In contrast, right-wing respondents' support for redistribution did not change.
Whereas this film, in contrast, has over 3,000 visual effects shots.
In contrast, global funding rose from $5.32 billion to $13.18 billion.
In contrast, Trump has been resolute in his opposition to both.
In contrast, the average American household's net wealth was around $80,000.
In contrast, chicken's reputation as a clean meat has remained unscathed.
In contrast, these effects can linger significantly longer in older individuals.
The Jang group, in contrast, is involved only in the media.
In contrast, Trump mostly did the job he had to do.
In contrast, Australia's benchmark S&P ASX 200 gained 0.9 percent.
Vietnam, in contrast, is liberalising its economy to welcome foreign industry.
In contrast, the EU is preparing two sets of negotiating guidelines.
In contrast to the WTO, African trade talks are making progress.
Mr López Obrador, in contrast, is less fond of unifying gestures.
In contrast, gun-related crime did not decrease during the conventions.
In contrast, Johnson had no involvement and Clinton had very little.
Slower monetary-policy shifts, in contrast, have much to recommend them.
In contrast to Trump's defiant tone, Giuliani emphasized the nominee's contrition.
In contrast, a toddler has the tools to set you straight.
In contrast to the Eichmann trial and Demjanjuk's first trial in
" Clinton, in contrast, comes off as "Machiavellian, crafty, power-oriented, untrustworthy.
Yet that stands in contrast to the then-incoming Obama administration.
In contrast, Obama shows real empathy in times of tragedy pic.twitter.
Addiction, in contrast, consists of compulsive drug use despite negative consequences.
In contrast, 88 percent of doctors' appointments are scheduled by phone.
Casey, in contrast, loses for the first time since April 2013.
In contrast, struggling Sauber finished eighth but get 'only' $54 million.
In contrast, ventures like Sci-Hub are proving tricky to defeat.
In contrast, sales of light trucks rose 216 percent to 214,515.
In contrast, all 50 states require reporting of deaths from AIDS.
In contrast to that is the Minnesota governor's race in 28503.
In contrast, more info on Samsung's foldable phone continues to surface.
In contrast, equity funds have seen 15 consecutive weeks of outflows.
In contrast, the American off-price chains are continuing to expand.
This relationship, in contrast, may have gone a bit too deep.
In contrast, Trump gave us the cliche -- "repeal and replace" Obamacare.
In contrast, archrival Snapchat's currently has 161 million daily active users.
In contrast, a separate gender pay equity proposal at eBay Inc.
The Venezuelan government, in contrast, has not provided a purchase registry.
Insurance policies, in contrast, look the same as they always have.
United States impractical, in contrast to Lincoln, who became an outspoken
A successful foreign trip, in contrast, is a more achievable goal.
Commercial banks, in contrast, are much less exposed to the restructuring.
In contrast, it took Rose 21977,2868 to collect his 23,2000 hits.
In contrast, Cordray met with us at length three times yearly.
In contrast, Germany's Bafin tends to be less progressive, he added.
In contrast, the Pirates, who led the N.L. in Babip at .
Vertical eye movements, in contrast, showed little relation to hand value.
Romney's comments stand in contrast to his Democratic opponent Jenny Wilson.
In contrast, bitcoin and most major cryptocurrencies have a fixed supply.
Philadelphia's ICE office, in contrast, came out of the gates swinging.
Spears, in contrast, forgoes grand gestures in favor of transient moods.
In contrast, USC gained a net of just 56 yards rushing.
Day two, in contrast, is already being spun as a blockbuster.
In contrast, Mazzei explores how desire can also become a prison.
In contrast, Romney's bill aims to create a more bipartisan approach.
In contrast with traditional financial companies, Lending Club's disclosures are thin.
Nuclear, in contrast, is now pegged to cost roughly 11 cents.
Some Arab diplomats argue Tillerson, in contrast, has been less involved.
In contrast, from civil society we heard pleas for immediate action.
In contrast, a House bill would slash the corporate rate immediately.
In contrast, the Mueller report has organized much of the evidence.
In contrast, efforts to counter and prevent domestic terrorism are scarce.
In contrast, plenty of recent polls show a much tighter race.
In contrast, voters had a strongly positive opinion about how Gov.
The Bin Ladens, in contrast, experienced a dramatic fall from grace.
The New York lineup, in contrast, will focus on French musicians.
In contrast, digital advertising revenue jumped 212 percent to $102 million.
In contrast, the organic Kirkland granola was rich with different flavors.
In contrast, the St. Nicholas National Shrine welcomed its new neighbor.
In contrast, the news industry is expected to largely regulate itself.
In contrast, now even the smallest benchmarks have millions of images.
In contrast, bottom-clad ones are layered only at the base.
In contrast, MLS has been growing for 2127 years and expanded.
In contrast, 62 percent see Clinton favorably to 38 percent unfavorable.
In contrast, the product's user – a patient – has virtually no influence.
This is in contrast to 50+ flourishing bars for gay men.
Albino animals, in contrast, carry a mutation that inhibits melanin expression.
Switzerland in contrast has robust service and a completely nationalized rail.
In contrast, Stories shows all of someone's posts for that day.
That is in contrast to what Fox & Friends was before Trump.
In contrast, Abramovic's work exists in the realm of the personal.
But, in contrast to Mr. Trump, who prefers big rallies, Mrs.
In contrast to poker, there were no hidden cards, no bluff.
In contrast, Americans overwhelmingly support letting Dreamers stay in this country.
In contrast, Wednesday afternoon's 232-219 loss felt like an improvement.
In contrast, yellow taxis are capped by city law at 13,587.
In contrast, Jessica's version comes together quickly in a food processor.
In contrast, Azerbaijan has left no Armenian stone unturned in Nakhichevan.
The waxen figures of Africans were, in contrast, displayed with tails.
In contrast, women penalize neither intelligence nor ambition in a man.
Mr. Peters, in contrast, has often received praise from Council members.
In contrast, Eloquii is a reincarnation rather than a start-up.
It is highly abstract, in contrast with the concrete physical world.
In contrast, a hurricane warning might give you days to prepare.
Their work, in contrast, featured recognizable imagery and was often utilitarian.
In contrast, 80 percent of wealthier consumers were familiar with it.
In contrast, his abdomen was huge — the belly of two Santas.
Entertainers, in contrast, have the megaphone, but they haven't earned it.
The Yimby movement, in contrast, is based on the premise that
In contrast, Mr. Schoen continues to deny the allegations against him.
In contrast to Blasey, Kavanaugh was all snide, self-pitying fury.
Yet, in contrast, do we have the right to be forgotten?
The Seila Law case, in contrast, comes from the 53th Circuit.
In contrast, Chinese entrepreneurs have few qualms about imitating what works.
In contrast, Google takes a 5 percent cut; Facebook takes nothing.
In contrast, two Marvel movies in theaters are doing just fine.
Mr. Trump, in contrast, talks about only one objective: getting out.
In contrast to the NFL, cheerleaders were encouraged to date players.
In contrast, Egan's book is bursting with life (and, yes, death).
Stagger Lee, in contrast, doesn't give a hoot about Berliner history.
That is in contrast to blue businesses, which support the police.
In contrast, it has skated by without much scrutiny at home.
In contrast, 210 children of that age died in car accidents.
In contrast, the building was declared a city landmark in 1970.
In contrast, NBFCs have posted double-digit rates of lending growth.
In contrast, disruptive thinking is often encouraged earlier in the arts.
Dall's and Stone's sheep are considered thinhorns, in contrast to bighorns.
The fashion exhibition, in contrast, returns the viewer to her body.
In contrast, the peso's peers have generally gained against the greenback.
In contrast, Darius feels inadequate and alone in the big city.
In contrast, about 73 million Americans get coverage through their jobs.
The handling of personal digital information, in contrast, is loosely regulated.
In contrast, Bush's subsequent silence made him look weak and indecisive.
Mr. Trump, in contrast, has not been focused on scientific detail.
"Sing Street," in contrast, often shows its schematic seams too clearly.
Their remarks stood in contrast with other Republicans, such as Rep.
In contrast, consider the era of Mr. Cheney and Mr. Powell.
In contrast to those expansive views, the apartments are quite compact.
Mr. Seborer's inner knowledge stands in contrast to the known espionage.
In contrast, at Tuesday night's debate, Buttigieg attacked his rival Sen.
In contrast, he argues that insurance is yet to catch up.
Twitter, in contrast, has more than 300 million monthly active users.
Borisov, in contrast, is thriving, sprouting a typically bushy, radiant tail.
In contrast, there are likely to be issues they never select.
In contrast, Chairman Powell took a courteous but refreshingly firm tone.
In contrast, a newspaper can be liable for their classified ads.
In contrast, some US diplomats reported a sudden onset of injuries.
The opioid addiction epidemic, in contrast, has mostly affected white communities.
But Trump, in contrast, has retained his stake in his assets.
In contrast, we have many positive incentives built into our platform.
" That's in contrast to Obama's rule, which was "outside the fenceline.
" In contrast, Kim's advertisements have messaged that she's "independent" and "bipartisan.
In contrast, more computer science researchers and teachers are urgently needed.
Moscow, in contrast, has always known which side it was on.
In contrast, the Democratic Party of the mid-20th century faltered.
In contrast, Apple has a more than 14 percent market share.
In contrast, only 22019 percent reported difficulty finding a medical specialist.
In contrast, among dogs, possession is ten-tenths of the law.
In contrast, the Cornell Plantations were never intended to honor slavery.
In contrast to those expansive views, the apartments are quite compact.
In contrast, a president interacts with the people and his fans.
"Sacred Deer," in contrast, rings all kinds of frequently-heard bells.
It's worth putting this in contrast with what President Obama did.
"In contrast, many US ballots are long and complicated," he said.
In contrast, General Motors said it would idle five car factories.
In contrast, with the EU, it's really a negotiation between equals.
Shelton, in contrast, has long advocated for a strong, stable dollar.
Trump and Tillerson, in contrast, have no history, complicated or otherwise.
In contrast, Uber lets people hail rides through a mobile app.
Montana, in contrast, is worth 0.3 percent of the national population.
Undercover, in contrast, carries no attachment to any pre-existing franchise.
In contrast, firms that outright knock back shareholder demands are punished.
In contrast, the exact opposite happens when we are growing apart.
In contrast, annual wage growth has been stuck below 3 percent.
In contrast, there are about 20,000 South Koreans living in Singapore.
In contrast, many technology shares continued to face heavy selling pressure.
In contrast, Mr Corbyn has always been proud of his socialist record.
In contrast, expansion states have an uninsured rate of just 9.3 percent.
Simpson's supporters, in contrast, lambasted the conviction as a make-up call.
In contrast Daimler is a "value" stock, with a PE of eight.
A populist agenda, in contrast, will only strengthen and embolden our enemies.
In contrast wages rose 26.5 percent in October from a year ago.
In contrast to the rise, the decline will happen much more quickly.
In contrast, to the EPA's extremely clunky site, this is highly simplified.
August, in contrast, has been around since 2013 and has 90 employees.
In contrast, Democrats gain little from the passion of a confirmation battle.
In contrast to Moody's, Fitch rates OHL three notches higher at BB-.
Revenue from iQiyi, in contrast, jumped 55 percent to 13.183 billion yuan.
In contrast, opioids' addictive and deadly properties have been known for centuries.
Kahlo, in contrast, put her physical and mental struggles on full display.
In contrast, Lyft is available only in the United States and Canada.
In contrast, fixed-asset investment by state-owned firms jumped 23.3 percent.
In contrast wages rose 3.1 percent in October from a year ago.
In contrast, meteorites come from planetary bodies without such extreme recycling processes.
In contrast, left-wing Israelis did not display any decrease in tolerance.
In contrast the Zensors bus classifier, we trained that for around $14.
The Bitcoins in circulation, in contrast, are only worth about $10 billion.
In contrast, Facebook's Free Basics was treating India as the third world.
The Westworld experience, in contrast, happens within a confined, meticulously built park.
In contrast, the PRD's economy is made up mostly of private companies.
In contrast, France scored 63, Britain scored 67 and Germany scored 47.
The Jonas Brothers' recent comeback, in contrast, is transcending the nostalgia circuit.
In contrast, synthetic cannabinoids fully activate both receptors, leading to unpredictable effects.
In contrast, wedding bands can often feel like something of an afterthought.
In contrast with America, there is no unique issuer of the currency.
ICE, in contrast, had total revenue in 2019 of around $5 billion.
In contrast to robot cars, venture capitalists say, electrification feels very real.
That's "in contrast to Bernie, who I do not support," he said.
In contrast, a tonne of packaging causes emissions of 1-2 tonnes.
In contrast, Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican candidate, won by 216,000 votes.
In contrast, China's 5G rollout has been a top priority for Beijing.
In contrast, Mrs Clinton prefers to affix a permanent smile, however insincere.
In contrast, Russian demand jumped 6.9 percent last year to 11.9 mhl.
Heidelberg, in contrast, isn't the kind of place you can patronize often.
Shares in Asia and Europe, in contrast, have more room for growth.
In contrast, only 10 percent of Mr. Rubio's bills lacked co-sponsors.
In contrast, the orthodoxy among centre-left economists has not shifted much.
In contrast, Mr Macron's supporters concentrated in cities as Ms Clinton's did.
In contrast, flows of illegal immigrants are more dependent on economic considerations.
In contrast, Jacqueline Woodson's earnest dialogue with Lena Waithe feels bracingly necessary.
In contrast, the titles of your videos are of your own doing.
In contrast, only 18% of the 21,100 older homes did as well.
"You use LinkedIn to research people, not companies," Hohman said in contrast.
Mr Wyler, in contrast, is known as something of a connectivity evangelist.
In contrast to Nadal, Verdasco's matches Thursday lasted 4 hours, 54 minutes.
Trump's campaign, in contrast, is responsible for only 13% of ad spending.
In contrast, the blue-chip CSI300 index is up nearly 8 percent.
The Progress Party, in contrast, has become a relatively normal coalition member.
That's in contrast to existing providers, like Cloudflare, that sell DDoS protection.
In contrast to 2005, civil society groups survived Mr. Yanukovych's second ouster.
All this seems in contrast to U.S. promises after the nuclear deal.
These moves, however, stand in contrast to what the U.S. is doing.
Mr Trump, in contrast, is always in search of a televised triumph.
Meanwhile, Canada, in contrast, had 96,911 people overstay their B1/B2 visa.
Deng in contrast contributed only a "theory" (lilun), a less elevated term.
In contrast, cloud storage services provider Box may put up decent results.
In contrast, Harding writes, Japan sets housing regulations at the national level.
Moulton's stance comes in contrast to other Democratic colleagues, most notably Sen.
In contrast to previous ballots, the election passed off without serious violence.
In contrast, many of the activities highlighted by this leak are legal.
In contrast, there are 29 hotspots for every 100,000 people in Britain.
In contrast, nine out of 10 tweets about the Conservatives were hostile.
Sabrina the Teenage Witch, in contrast, is all about using magic responsibly.
Perkins pointed out that Obama, in contrast to Trump, was not present.
In contrast, her own country is haunted by its "insufficiently mourned" dead.
In contrast, the CSI 300's sensitivity to commodities fluctuated, Axioma found.
In contrast, Tesla's Superchargers currently have a maximum capacity of 145 kW.
In contrast, the K83 Wireless is a much more stripped down affair.
In contrast to candidates who have come before, both are political activists.
Humans, in contrast, can provide direct and relevant answers to complicated questions.
In contrast, the entire Chinese fleet is based on the mainland coast.
In contrast, Castro is a graduate of Stanford and Harvard Law School.
In contrast, ASASSN-18tb was found in a galaxy with older stars.
In contrast, GM is already well on the way to reshaping itself.
The death of Whitey Winn (Thomas Brodie-Sangster), in contrast, feels unnecessary.
In contrast, news about sisters reportedly growing their family feels downright cheerful.
The SNL versus Trump era, in contrast, is already several months old.
Revenue from iQiyi, in contrast, jumped 55 percent to 7 billion yuan.
Revenue from iQiyi, in contrast, jumped 55 percent to 13.183 billion yuan.
In contrast, one billion euros were pulled from ETFs in German stocks.
In contrast, Microsoft has been very quiet about its Xbox gaming console.
In contrast, in Louisiana, only a few hospitals have the same requirement.
Nike in contrast trades at 22.4 times, and Adidas at 24.7 times.
In contrast, Salesforce conducted an internal review but did not disclose salaries.
In contrast, robotic exploration of the solar system is far less costly.
This is in contrast to the way Microsoft integrates OneDrive with Windows.
In contrast, the camps provide residents with security and comparatively comfortable lives.
Hamilton, in contrast, continued to extend his lead right to the flag.
In contrast, U.S. elections award seats on a winner-takes-all basis.
Clinton's agenda is almost ridiculously detailed, especially in contrast to her opponent.
In contrast, other primates' life spans are much shorter and highly variable.
In contrast, Russia has kept its borders open, letting the steam escape.
In contrast, drastic surface changes often render electric skateboards dangerous or useless.
In contrast, expectations for house prices rose, according to the survey respondents.
In contrast, the FTSE 250 is down 8.5 percent in sterling terms.
In contrast, Japan only charges Australian beef imports a 27.5-percent tariff.
So her latest push may seem in contrast to that cultivated image.
In contrast, Beshear was endorsed by NARAL Pro-Choice America on Monday.
The macro businesses — rates and foreign exchange — saw increased revenues, in contrast.
In contrast, the reliability of sex selection using IVF is about 100%.
Clinton, in contrast, has made HBCUs a central focus of her campaign.
In contrast, Australian financials tumbled, led chiefly by Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
In contrast, Christopher Nolan's three-part "Dark Knight" franchise for Warner Bros.
In contrast to bullying behavior, acts of kindness and compassion are encouraged.
In contrast, he has been dumping stock from his side-hustle Square.
In contrast, there are more than 500,000 workers registered on Mechanical Turk.
In contrast, ALLES appears to be striving for a more professional position.
In contrast, he blamed Trump for stoking the tension on display today.
Prepositions, in contrast, take a simpler object, a noun or noun phrase.
In contrast, prices fell in Brisbane, Darwin, Canberra and Perth in July.
In Uganda, in contrast, the industry has been completely liberalised since 1992.
In contrast to what is often supposed, Marx did not invent communism.
In contrast to Kate, Meghan's speaking style was more colloquial and outgoing.
Their title rivals, in contrast, have all sought to dominate the ball.
In contrast, Uber maintains that its Fuji is a multi-lens system.
In contrast, setting up this new interop tool is far more straightforward.
In contrast, some 18 percent of social scientists say they are Marxist.
In contrast, Ted Cruz has low favorability ratings in all three states.
In contrast, the 10th Circuit ruled in 2010's DG ex rel.
Saatva's financing route stands in contrast from its biggest online competitor, Casper.
In contrast, the Justice Department charged 13 individuals linked to Libor manipulation.
In contrast, bitcoin, less than 10 years old, is still relatively new.
In contrast, the United States as a whole is only 77.4% white.
In contrast to 2008, Mr Morales's power is waning rather than waxing.
In contrast, the average wait time for U.S. citizens is 85033 days.
Deaths from exposure to radiation, in contrast, are in the single digits.
In contrast, the path forward for Bernie Sanders is trickier and narrower.
In contrast, Vox, an ultranationalist party, doubled its strength to 52 seats.
In contrast, Puerto Rico's territorial unincorporation is the product of judicial legislation.
"In contrast, these children are looking remarkably typical," Olson added by email.
In contrast, the average New York apartment is about 866 square feet.
In contrast, wars between armies have rarely persisted when food was scarce.
In contrast, there are 34.7 guns owned per 100 persons in Canada.
In contrast, Clinton barely defeats Trump — while simultaneously battling an FBI investigation.
In contrast, those who'd kept a third-person diary were more accurate.
No way, I decide: a piece of cake, in contrast to cancer.
In contrast, the Dow has risen sharply this year, gaining 18.6 percent.
Unfortunately that is in contrast with the message conveyed in your article.
In contrast to Tillerson, Pompeo has been a hardline voice on Tehran.
In contrast, performance within the prime sector remains stable, albeit slightly weaker.
In contrast, others think in terms of private interests, based on regionalism.
Pallone's position is in contrast to that of leading Democrats, including Rep.
In contrast, Haiti's real per capita income is just $1,784 per person.
In contrast, print advertising revenue recorded a smaller drop of 153 percent.
In contrast, the AT&T review has lasted longer than one year.
Barratt's upbeat view was in contrast to rivals Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey.
In contrast, unemployment dropped from 21.1% to 20.3%, a 53.303-year low.
In contrast, Pence's job is to say that Trump isn't actually scary.
In contrast, what does Ofer Bar-Yosef, an archaeologist at Harvard, believe?
In contrast, robots are robust and can survive the harshness of space.
Lady and the Tramp, in contrast, seemed more due for a makeover.
In contrast, women's chances of gaining tenure fell by 22 percentage points.
In contrast, the solar system&aposs rocky planets all currently lack rings.
In contrast, Cleveland barely seemed to have any coherent offensive strategy whatsoever.
Mr. Hame, in contrast, was given strict instructions on how to communicate.
But in contrast to previous debates, this last one seemed comparatively muted.
In contrast, the Tech Will Save Us product range is anything but.
In contrast to oil, offshore gas production also grows in the SDS.
In contrast, subsidies towards apples and vegetables only accounted for $637 million.
Hold it in contrast to Blake, showing no pleasure in his triumph.
In contrast, Quadrilateral Cowboy centers the quasi-familial friendships at its core.
This is in contrast to the lengthy, open, and transparent PEIS process.
Boohoo's results stand in contrast to several retailers with big store networks.
In contrast to Wesselmann and Ramos, she never got into a rut.
Beresheet, in contrast, reflects a new shift to private space exploration missions.
I'm so used to everything being me in contrast to my sister.
White men who advocated for women, in contrast, had their reputations enhanced.
Scalise's continued support for gun rights stands in contrast to former Rep.
This stands in contrast to the scenes of the CIA's "interrogation," a.k.a.
In contrast, when we ask for "advice," people see themselves as partners.
The tightly controlled Jagannath Temple, above, in Eastern India stood in contrast.
In contrast, Sanders too often seemed annoyed, irritated and, at times, angry.
In contrast, Alabama is far smaller, and has only 2700 pledged delegates.
In contrast, crude imports from the United States have more than quadrupled.
Apple, in contrast, is without equal in making profits from tech hardware.
Their supernatural monsters, in contrast, are culled from juvenile fears and fantasies.
In contrast, Rubio is a much more palatable choice to party elites.
In contrast, none of Mr. Sandusky's known victims were college football players.
In contrast, in high-income countries, birthrates are lower than women desire.
In contrast, the program in Newfoundland and Labrador was much less systematic.
Now, the recent American women's performance stands in contrast to the men's.
In contrast, there are just 240 where the Democrat prevails this narrowly.
The privateer entries, in contrast, are newer designs created on smaller budgets.
In contrast, Mr. Coats's tough line on Russia won him strong applause.
In contrast, the wilderness is almost always too hot or too cold.
In contrast, 84 percent of Americans said they trust public health experts.
This attitude stands in contrast with that of other South American nations.
In contrast, the world has dedicated approximately $1,500 to each Syrian refugee.
In contrast to Sunrise, he did not see a big turnaround soon.
In contrast, most XRP tokens — about 60 percent — are held by Ripple.
In contrast, Alabama has 52 delegates and one majority-minority district — Sewell's.
In contrast, "Atlanta" frequently depicts its main characters trudging home in defeat.
In contrast, Bangladeshis' response to partition can seem to verge on indifference.
In contrast, start with "Medicare for all," and you're talking about benefits.
In contrast, sales in Manhattan were up by only about 15 percent.
Early stage funding, in contrast, took a significant hit across the year.
In contrast, young women's leisure time grew by 1.4 hours a week.
In contrast, the disco ball was much smaller — perhaps two feet wide.
The new stadium, in contrast, has too often had a desultory vibe.
" In contrast, he said, Clinton "doesn't insult people, she listens to them.
The city's pro-Beijing camp, in contrast, found itself in full retreat.
In contrast, Googlers are more engaged in local and PA all-hands.
District schools, in contrast, more easily allow children to move between them.
In contrast, Quadrimune contains four H.I.V. drugs: ritonavir, lopinavir, abacavir and lamivudine.
His father, in contrast, has kept a lower profile since the election.
Its largely internationalist positioning was in contrast to the isolationism of Republicans.
In contrast, Planned Parenthood's ads have been featured on Twitter's platform prominently.
In contrast, only 13 percent chose Warren, while 11 percent picked Sanders.
In contrast, the drugs are available in the US with a prescription.
In contrast, millennials are less afraid to change jobs or work independently.
That stands in contrast to the actions of some other federal agencies.
In contrast, conservatives tend to simply reject liberal proposals, no matter what.
The comments stood in contrast to his fiery rhetoric in previous days.
In contrast, the DPA's is centered on the philosophy of harm-reduction.
In contrast, Yi experiences a very different reception when in South Korea.
" He added that Lyft, in contrast to Uber, was "a better boyfriend.
In contrast, VCs closed only seven hypergiant rounds in all of 2014.
In contrast, competitors focused on selling more expensive pantyhose at department stores.
In contrast, Djokovic had won his last four matches at a canter.
It stood in contrast to Medvedev's muted celebration earlier in the day.
Facebook's policies sit in contrast to an increasing number of tech firms.
In contrast, the humanities train students to think both broadly and critically.
In contrast, the humanities train students to think both broadly and critically.
In contrast, other studies have shown even more promise for the technology.
In contrast to Fielding's brash, flashier humor, hers was sweet and relatable.
In contrast, Oregon, citing its state law, is ordering insurers to comply.
Japan, in contrast, uses more cash than its internet usage would indicate.
That stands in contrast to how wiretapping works in ordinary criminal law.
That's in contrast to the Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services.
Democrats, in contrast, are demanding equal hikes to defense and nondefense spending.
In contrast, the shadow banking sector was seen as cause for concern.
In contrast, the proxy for cash returned just 4.6 percent per year.
In contrast, she said, she has always felt accepted on Staten Island.
In contrast, psychographics measure people's personality, values, opinions, attitudes, interests and lifestyles.
In contrast, frowning may increase tension and make your run feel harder.
In contrast, the serious impacts of climate change are affecting people today.
In contrast, U.S. car exports to Japan amounted to only $0.5 billion.
The science on hurricanes, in contrast, is in need of more data.
In contrast – look at these voting patterns on this weeks' spending bill.
In contrast, investors were optimistic other Asian currencies would see further gains.
In contrast, the annual house price increase topped 6 percent in November.
In contrast, Pearl City, Hawaii, has the highest percentage of insured citizens.
In contrast, the rival social network Twitter said Wednesday that, starting Nov.
In contrast, the top-ranked cities were mid-sized and less populated.
In contrast, VTB's first-quarter net profit almost doubled, beating market expectations.
In contrast, it can take weeks to grow enough regulatory T cells.
Obamacare, in contrast, has survived two major showdowns in the Supreme Court.
In contrast, traditional loan applications in China can take days or weeks.
Cardinal Tobin, in contrast, wanted to travel the world as a missionary.
In contrast to HSAs, however, an individual currently cannot contribute to MSAs.
In contrast, other team sports have endured labor turbulence in recent years.
That would seem to stand in contrast to 3G's cost-cutting practices.
In contrast, Uber's service in France automatically debits a customer's credit card.
The DoD, in contrast, was eager to replace its clunky existing system.
In contrast, cyclical sectors including resources and energy underperformed the broader market.
In contrast, 67% of Democrats think colleges have an overall positive effect.
In Contrast, Hillary's corporatist trade deals would eviscerate the U.S. middle class.
In contrast with Google and Facebook, Apple has promoted the human touch.
My Taxi, in contrast to Uber, works exclusively with licensed taxi drivers.
The deal stands in contrast to the Trump administration's aversion to multilateralism.
But they stand out in contrast to the stuff that does work.
In contrast, Glee and Galavant and Smash use songs to drive character.
In contrast, tobacco use has been shown to increase these risk factors.
In contrast, Britain seems ill-prepared, and not just because of the election.
The $17.2 billion profit for 2015, in contrast, was the highest since 2006.
In contrast, only 59% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents say the same.
In contrast, the private market pushes variable annuities as a "guaranteed" investment alternative.
" S.E. Cupp: "In contrast, Trump mostly did the job he had to do.
In contrast to Flynn, Manafort has denied wrongdoing and is preparing for trial.
In contrast, Trump's list is thin on both economics PhDs and government experience.
In contrast, Etihad is restructuring after a nearly $2 billion loss in 2016.
The strong performance is in contrast to many banks in the euro zone.
In contrast, diplomacy was the most popular option among Russians, with 69 percent.
In contrast, some Egyptian lenders halted business with their Qatari counterparts on Monday.
In contrast, the human driver does not instantly know the corresponding taxi fare.
Rings, in contrast, doesn't seem to grasp why the original worked so well.
In contrast, overall sales of guns and ammo dipped immediately following Trump's election.
In contrast, Trump observes Holocaust Remembrance Day by shutting America's door to refugees.
In contrast, APN News & Media jumped 12 percent after a successful capital raising.
Other animals, in contrast, stick with a few tried and true fighting rituals.
In contrast to California, however, Ohio does not define consent in its laws.
In contrast, G7 banks should not face difficulties in complying with NSFR requirements.
His assessment stands in contrast to what Martinez's grieving family members have said.
In contrast, socially contagious itching is not tied to empathy, the researchers said.
But the dramatic asides are hokey, especially in contrast to the powerful artwork.
But in contrast, it appears that 2016 represented a shift less frothy times.
The outlet tends to be more outspoken in contrast to other state media.
UNC, in contrast, had been tested in six matchups against top-212 schools.
In contrast, the original rule that covered 3,000 units at about 13,000 plants.
In contrast, gaming firms may be set to hit the jackpot in Japan.
In contrast to the hotel's lively vibes, the was dimly lit and quiet.
In contrast to the directives at the USDA and EPA, this is normal.
In contrast, asteroids likely formed in the inner solar system and are rockier.
In contrast, 62.5% of the vaccinated animals were still alive a day later.
In contrast, wandering in business is not efficient … but it's also not random.
In contrast with Calais, Zeebrugge largely handles cargo with far fewer leisure travelers.
In contrast, none of these three films feel designed to titillate straight men.
In contrast, Donald Trump put out political attacks, weak platitudes and self-congratulations.
In contrast, the Jewish Cultural Centre in Amsterdam is almost out of sight.
In contrast, the Moog synthesizer was cheap, with a price tag of $10,000.
Bitcoin in contrast is worth $751.89 with a market cap of $11.7 billion.
South Korea, in contrast with its northern neighbour, is an inspiration to many.
In contrast, Immokalee High School was 1.8% white, 77.5% Hispanic, and 203% black.
Kaine, in contrast, said he would meet with Kavanaugh before making any decisions.
In contrast, Sjon's finale anchors his ingenuity to a moving plea for solidarity.
In contrast, requiring drivers to take selfies seems like a very small ask.
In contrast, few in the EU have much sympathy for the renegade British.
Swift, in contrast, works hard to make herself into her audience's best friend.
The bond indices, in contrast, remain far more evenly balanced between the regions.
In contrast to these two artists, there is a softness to her work.
In contrast, stakeholders, by definition hugely diverse, have correspondingly diverse and conflicting interests.
In contrast, EM foreign exchange reserves in US dollars have fallen since 2013.
In contrast, demand for "still beverages" or non-fizzy drinks rose 20.6 percent.
The praises of Northeastern's College Republicans stands in contrast to some broader trends.
In contrast Mr Trump praises President Xi Jinping for putting China's interests first.
In contrast to the states', however, the powers it exercises are severely restricted.
In contrast to America, Britain does not have much of a downsizing culture.
Failing so many, in contrast, really will be felt beyond the country's borders.
Jahai answers, in contrast, were in equal agreement about both odours and colours.
In contrast, SOFR represents a weighted average of several different money-market rates.
In contrast, Russian-related tweets existed both before and after the Election Day.
In contrast, the pricing of their equity and debt securities was signaling distress.
In contrast, the pricing of their equity and debt securities was signaling distress.
In contrast, Ellison would continue to have responsibilities as a member of Congress.
In contrast, there are suggestions that Ivory Coast might increase its farmgate price.
In contrast, overall health-care spending grew by just 2535 percent in 21.
Humans, in contrast, split their weight evenly and thus end up slipping more.
Mr Nolan, in contrast, opts for clarity and classicism in his shot choices.
These days, in contrast, one can drive across the border without noticing it.
The X-Files, in contrast, never felt like it was frustrated by format.
The U.S., in contrast, measures only whether a drug works — yes or no.
In contrast Republicans rely on districts where they have more competition for votes.
In contrast, the region's southern coast is peppered with Red Sea tourist resorts.
" Harry, in contrast, told his mother, "I hope you'll both be happier now.
In contrast, their more percussive sounds have received almost no attention at all.
In contrast, Amazon launched a thoroughly updated Kindle mobile app in Oct. 2017.
In contrast, this year's rushed effort seems likely to leave important constituencies dissatisfied.
Midnight Special, in contrast, refuses to provide the audience with momentum-breaking footnotes.
In contrast, a Staten Island community, once untouched by heroin, is second highest.
In contrast, the Nyko Miniboss dongle works with the controller it comes with.
In contrast, WikiLeaks almost never publishes leaks that might undermine America's autocratic rivals.
So, in contrast, certain individuals don't seem like the bad guy or girl.
" In contrast, Ginsburg called the cross "the foremost symbol of the Christian faith.
In contrast, Indian officials have often tried to humiliate people into using toilets.
In contrast, shares of Alphabet Inc rose 10 percent in the same period.
In contrast, the bespoke Olympic legislation prevents any unauthorised association with the games.
Hoffman soon notices that, in contrast to her own struggling single mom, the
In contrast, President Obama fulfilled substantial achievements in his ambitious first 100 days.
In contrast, Canadian wholesale trade beat analysts' forecasts for a 0.1 percent decline.
In contrast, Twitter released findings last week that focused mainly on foreign efforts.
Latin America are virtually identical, in contrast to Europe or even the U.S.,
In contrast, Generation X spent the least on gifts for family and friends.
Wiesel, in contrast, was devout, Orthodox, hailing from what used to be Transylvania.
Intense partisans stand in contrast to those who feel turned off by partisanship.
In contrast, the actual poverty rate of public school students was 22 percent.
LSE, in contrast, offered open access to its exchanges and its clearing house.
Muguruza in contrast has won only three matches on red dirt in 2017.
In contrast, Spain's 1% control 16.5% of the wealth, and Japan's only 4.3%.
It also stands in contrast to the reams of data supporting fluoride's benefits.
In contrast, China itself is a market that the U.S. can hardly ignore.
In contrast, Republicans currently control both chambers and are handling the public investigations.
The private funeral service stood in contrast to the public mourning for Castro.
In contrast, Russia has 40 icebreakers and another 11 planned or being built.
In contrast to that, how did you build story from an existing universe?
That was in contrast to the more optimistic projection by the Trump administration.
In contrast, the majority of small businesses compete domestically against other small firms.
Angiotensin antagonists, in contrast, seem to protect against severe mood disorder, Padmanabhan noted.
In contrast to our scruffy-looking hero, he's all about class and sophistication.
In contrast, the ADB lacks a grand plan and focuses on smaller projects.
In contrast to the dark ocean, bright ice reflects sunlight back into space.
In contrast, in the private sector, the practitioner is on the offensive. 5.
In contrast, Italy's 10-year yield was up six bps at 2.53 percent.
More precisely, prosocial attitudes predict depression, which is in contrast to individualist attitudes.
In contrast, Didi proved a nimbler innovator than Uber and other rivals expected.
In contrast to Mikolas' efficiency, Castillo threw 89 pitches, only 52 for strikes.
Sanders, in contrast, had no national name recognition when he launched his campaign.
In contrast, anyone with the requisite cash will be admitted into Trump's orbit.
In contrast, his contributions to Garden are airy, self-contained, and palpably joyful.
In contrast, no mention of this issue is found in Democratic party platforms.
In contrast, the Green New Deal aims for a similar goal by 2030.
In contrast, believing that the conflicts of one's soul produce truth is narcissism.
In contrast, Hillary Clinton's campaign has doubled down on the data-heavy approach.
In contrast, the census-and-2015 turnout method weights them at just 17%.
In contrast, prosecutors said, a filter team could begin that review this month.
In contrast, efficacy trials determine which drugs the FDA is willing to recommend.
And in contrast with previous years, ICE rounded up new categories of offenders.
Harris, in contrast, has not been on the national stage nearly as long.
Tarantino's pained and evidently soul-searching comments stand in contrast to the Sgt.
Latin America, in contrast, has adopted them as mass transit for the poor.
In contrast, his salary at Juventus is reportedly $34 million, according to Goal.com.
In contrast, publicly traded Goldman Sachs was worth about $88 billion on Friday.
In contrast, Google first announced its billion active users figure in June 2014.
In contrast, China alone is home to six megacities, and India claims five.
There's "no irrational exuberance" in contrast with the 1999 bubble, the note said.
In contrast to European states, it is hard-wired to reinvention through immigration.
In contrast, Google's 2018 Chromecast is practically the same as the previous model.
In contrast, the Note 10's pen feels more like a magic wand.
The Senate version of the bill, in contrast, follows the administration's budget request.
In contrast, "nuclear-armed hypersonic gliders don't require the same precision," she said.
Moon's political opposition, in contrast, has criticized the overtly "emotional" reaction by Seoul.
The Wisconsin Republican's claim is in contrast with widespread reporting on the matter.
Ohlhausen, in contrast, had voted in favor of closing the probe against Google.
In contrast, Rousey defended the belt six straight times from 2013 to 2015.
In contrast, Rosberg sped off to a flawless race with virtually no competition.
In contrast, Clinton and her allies have already spent more than $50 million.
Trump, in contrast, has promised to appoint justices 'in the mold of Scalia.
Hawaii, in contrast and fortunately, was not saddled with this spurious constitutional distinction.
In South Carolina, in contrast, more than one in four residents are black.
In contrast, Hillary Clinton has received contributions from 21.6 of these corporate chieftains.
In contrast, the prosecution called more than a dozen witnesses, including Mr. Lightfoot.
In contrast, XP grants access to several independent managers and charges smaller fees.
In contrast, Facebook had a credit score of bbb+ ahead of its IPO.
In contrast, Europe has founded 36 unicorns since 2003 worth just $107 billion.
In contrast, Star Wars creator George Lucas is valued at over $5 billion.
In contrast, Mr Trump has scoffed at data-driven campaigning, calling it "overrated".
In contrast, small banks grew each by over 6% on an annualized basis.
In contrast, Memphis has a population of nearly 650,000 and is 63% black.
It prides itself on emphasizing policy over personality, in contrast with the establishment.
A two-tiered approach, in contrast, would only entrench a two-tiered economy.
In contrast, revenue from its licensing business fell 42.5 percent to $1.17 billion.
In contrast, medical secretaries alone numbered more than half a million in 2016.
In contrast, Japan's LNG prices fell a mere 9.9 percent during that year.
This stands in contrast to the Senate's insistence on a clean reauthorization bill.
Mars, in contrast, currently has five orbiters and two rovers actively exploring it.
In contrast, Hitomi is designed to study celestial bodies that emit X-rays.
The illegal small arms trade, in contrast, is worth around $3 billion annually.
In contrast, electrical engines are smaller, less complex, and contain fewer moving parts.
In contrast, Schwab's current rate (as of Monday) is a paltry 0.83 percent.
Bitcoin, in contrast, is more popular but requires specialized high-speed computer chips.
Buterin, in contrast, actively guides Ethereum like the code is a living text.
In contrast, the shooting of the three Ciudad Juarez girls drew less attention.
Arthur: In contrast to general-election debates, primary debates really matter a lot.
In contrast, when the storm roared into Haiti, the winds were 145 m.p.h.
In contrast, 31% of small business owners in the Northeast report similar sentiments.
In contrast, Hillary Clinton is a champion for clean energy and climate solutions.
In contrast, the population of the United States grew between 1861 and 1865.
In contrast to Van Wagenen, Alderson brought years of experience to the job.
In contrast, Croatia fired off 22 shots, getting seven of them on net.
In contrast to Mr. Sanders, however, he does not want to legalize marijuana.
In contrast, her little brother's success came early and hardly ever slowed down.
In contrast, for the Democrats, raising expectations of a wave could be dangerous.
In contrast, the rivalries of today oppose members of a well-fed elite.
In contrast, Marvel's Black Panther hauled in $200 million in its opening weekend.
In contrast, Paul McCartney's brick childhood home was well-preserved from the outside.
UMG's internal assessment of the event stands in contrast to its public statements.
In contrast, Carl Andre's "144 Pieces of Zinc" (1967) presents logic and order.
The moderates, in contrast, have been ready and willing to bring legislation down.
West Antarctica, in contrast, has a thinner lithosphere that lacks these massive cratons.
In contrast, the past four men's basketball Final Fours have featured 22 programs.
Fox shares, in contrast, were up 0.6 percent and Disney gained 823 percent.
The Vietnamese government, in contrast, was slow to take up Ms. Doan's case.
Being underweight, in contrast, may point to a parasitic infection or chronic illness.
In contrast, buprenorphine treatment has fewer regulations, allowing for flexible and personalized care.
In contrast, alcohol takes much longer to metabolize and drinking water won't help.
In contrast, infrared cameras from overhead looked black and white, sharp and clear.
In contrast, Salah's World Cup is almost certain to end in six days.
In contrast, the injuries to the skeletons without amputations revealed the triage process.
" In contrast, he said, singing "is something that gets directly to the person.
In contrast to his interviewer, his conversation was not interrupted by heavy breathing.
In contrast, Portugal may be winning the war on drugs — by ending it.
The Los Angeles County system, in contrast, is owned by the county itself.
Behrami has a large Kosovo flag tattoo, in contrast to Shaqiri's decorated boot.
But, in contrast to today's political tussles, after the vote things calmed down.
In contrast, 11 Englishmen competed in the 20143-man Masters field this April.
The dressed-down ensemble came in contrast to yesterday&aposs designer label look.
In contrast, the median listing price of homes in the US is $282,000.
In contrast, his classmates did their best to speak for a few minutes.
In contrast, four San Diego State scorers finished with at least 214 points.
"Battlefield," in contrast, was a short, stark work, as concise as a proverb.
In contrast, Democrats only appear to have two vulnerable seats: those of Sens.
In contrast, no significant decline was seen in South America, Asia and Africa.
In contrast, Samsung has seen a 38 percent rally in the same period.
In contrast, Jio logged a quarterly consolidated net profit of 9.9 billion rupees.
In contrast, the LHC is nearly 600 times larger, with much higher energies.
In contrast, Rachel lived with Ross for 2.5 seconds and was miserable. Facts.
In contrast, college graduates actually dealt with more competition than they had before.
In contrast, cultures that value only compassion go off course in another way.
Ivan, in contrast, is a pedestrian folk hero, a man of the people.
In contrast, the seasonal flu kills far less than 1% of those infected.
Those decisions stand in contrast to the F.B.I.'s handling of Crossfire Hurricane.
In contrast, Juul's highest-dose pods in the US contain 59 mg/mL.
In contrast, Mr. Trump does not presume that the world must become flat.
In contrast, if you paid 1% a year, you'd end up with $180,000.
In contrast, Wyoming does not bill Medicaid for any school-based health services.
In contrast, de Oliviera Rosa added, around 8% of the Cerrado is protected.
In contrast, Pakistan only spent 2.9 percent of GDP on education in 2017.
In contrast, and to the company's favor, its operating cash burn is slowing.
In contrast, the other major parties doubled down on promising climate change mitigation.
Mr. Salvini, in contrast, is expected to perform very well in the vote.
In contrast to the tougher mortgage rules being introduced in Canada, U.S. banks .
In contrast to the previous effort, costs ought to be documented by project.
In contrast Danish Dong Energy remains one of Britain's biggest offshore wind investors.
Moon's desire to engage North Korea was in contrast to his U.S. ally.
In contrast, 2, 5 and 10-year bond yields have all risen marginally.
In contrast, they can easily compare the prices charged by competing insurance companies.
In contrast, the US S&P 500 Index only recorded returns of 12%.
In contrast, Republicans still have yet to break their record for women nominees.
In contrast to our union, gerrymandering actually has grown more perfect with time.
In contrast, Bloomberg is using his estimated ad buy to blanket the country.
In contrast, President Obama's coverage in his first year was 28503 percent negative.
Tillerson, in contrast, has frequently butted heads with Trump over personnel and policy.
In contrast, other Republicans called for working with Democrats on a new plan.
In contrast, ethereum had a median transaction fee of about 85 cents Tuesday.
In contrast, many humanities majors work their way to high-earning management positions.
In contrast, the chamber endorsed 191 Republicans in 2018, a not atypical number.
Conn's, in contrast to both, sells more furniture and mattresses than consumer electronics.
For some, there is hope, particularly in contrast to what they have endured.
In contrast, Griffin has a record of supporting Democrats in Chicago's mayoral elections.
In contrast, yellow taxis are capped by city law at just under 13,600.
McCain's strong statement of support stands in contrast to that of Democratic Sen.
In contrast, the average is 80 percent for other large cities in America.
Offshore platforms, in contrast, are typically registered in jurisdictions with less onerous rules.
That's in contrast to the infinite and fractal complexity of self-driving cars.
In contrast to America, this type of violence is exceedingly rare in Britain.
Previous attempts at video game movies, in contrast, have typically been more modest.
Crawford, in contrast, appeared to have a shot at ultimately winning the game.
Like populism, authenticity exists in contrast to the conventions and structures of politics.
In contrast, my eldest sibling, four years older than me, felt intimidatingly cool.
The Obama administration, in contrast, conducted such audits quietly and from a distance.
Marvel, in contrast, has made its many crossover cameos into miniature art forms.
In contrast, the few reported kratom-linked deaths have all involved multiple drugs.
T-Mobile notes that this is in contrast to other competitors, which it claims are focusing on short-range, high-frequency millimeter wave technologies for their 5G networks, in contrast to the longer-range and lower-frequency 600 MHz spectrum.
In contrast, most Muslims in the West move and mix freely as full citizens.
And, in contrast to opioid dependency, no medical treatment yet exists for meth addiction.
In contrast to some other social networks we might mention, trolling was actively discouraged.
In contrast, most high-speed crashes result in blunt trauma fatalities with no survivors.
In contrast, Australia had abundant sources of renewable energy that needed to be developed.
The lack of diversification stands in contrast to Google, a unit of Alphabet Inc.
In contrast to the U.S., French voters choose their next president in two rounds.
In contrast to Kennedy's well-publicized life, the couple's wedding was kept under wraps.
Women, in contrast, are painted as weaker, submissive, and sexual gatekeepers to male desire.
In contrast, the overwhelming majority of the content on the blockchain is financial transactions.
In contrast to her art, Nevelson's life is, on its surface, far less enigmatic.
In contrast, 93 percent of Democrats and 66 percent of independents oppose the action.
In contrast to Fed expectations, uncertainty lingers over the ECB's policy meeting on Thursday.
A film is linear, less tangible in contrast to a display of physical objects.
"We definitely have that in contrast to some of the other IPOs this year."
In contrast, the Ionic's simpler (and proprietary) charging cable connects to the device's underside.
In contrast, conservatives more often use policies and debates about policies to change politics.
In contrast, cheaper streaming bundles from Sling TV and DirectTV Now added 383,000 subscribers.
Equity funds in contrast received only $256 billion in this period, the analysts noted.
In contrast, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) has no oil and gas focus.
Modern Warfare's position on U.S. military hegemony, in contrast, is not nuanced at all.
Arya Stark, in contrast, has become more powerful than ever thanks to her anonymity.
In contrast, 72% of students come from families with the highest 25% of incomes.
This review, in contrast, is about how it feels to live with the S9+.
In contrast, VoiceOps helps managers understand exactly what's happening on their team's sales calls.
In contrast, Kohl's inventory dropped 2.3 percent, helping the company's profit beat analysts' expectations.
In contrast, Coomaraswamy said the central bank is maintaining its 4% projection for now.
In contrast, radio and satellite were steady at 92 percent and 13 percent, respectively.
The RealityBut even with these struggles, this forest is thriving in contrast to others.
In contrast to Kansas in the semifinal, Michigan is swarming Villanova much more aggressively.
In contrast, many German troops had had little more than a few weeks' notice.
In contrast, games might take the bulk of VR app store revenues long-term.
In contrast, Mr Stephens-Davidowitz turned to a novel form of data: Google searches.
He chooses color palettes that are rich in contrast or that use a gradient.
In contrast to Mukalla's well-swept streets and whitewashed walls, rubbish and graffiti abound.
In contrast, most American cities have only one airport, many of them publicly owned.
Ms Nors, in contrast, turns her gridlocked human traffic into a transport of delight.
In contrast, dialysis treatment for person needing a transplant costs about $260,000, every year.
A strengthening dollar, in contrast, causes a general tightening of credit in emerging markets.
In contrast, insurers who sold exclusively on exchange projected a 2 percent profit margin.
In contrast, YInMn is safe to produce, environmentally benign, and more durable than ultramarine.
In contrast, Facebook reported it added 70 million new users during the same period.
Apple's stock, in contrast, was up about 1% , in line with the broader market.
Stone's best movies, in contrast, told great stories that end up making powerful statements.
These represent an interior spiritual life in contrast to Jerusalem's monumental houses of worship.
In contrast, there were 23 fatal assaults by militant Islamists over the same period.
In contrast Amitree wants to create tools to make real estate agents' lives easier.
In contrast, the wartime legacy still plagues Japan's relations with China and South Korea.
Workers, in contrast, are easier to fire, enabling firms to survive during lean times.
In contrast, American officials regard Kurdish fighters as far more effective in fighting ISIS.
The Senate Majority Leader, in contrast, is chosen in a closed-door, partisan election.
In contrast, 35 percent of Motorola phones went to Western Europe and North America.
The conservative right, in contrast, generally sees soldiers as people who've taken on accountability.
In contrast, the Pacers were 8 of 23 from the field in the quarter.
In contrast, the startup's Cloudport platform uses cloud infrastructure to deliver the same content.
In contrast, Mr Corbyn proposes "bright, primary-colour policies", says Marcus Roberts of YouGov.
In contrast, all five survivors of the Grafton eventually made it off the island.
From the start Mr Kim has encouraged petty capitalism, in contrast to his father.
In contrast, Horwitz's methodical drawing systems went far beyond the normal precincts of minimalism.
In contrast to the acting, the non-virtuosity of the singing hindered the production.
The American system, in contrast, binds all potential claimants unless they explicitly opt out.
In contrast, fans of Mrs May's deal have less in common with each other.
In contrast, investors can view a typical ETF's holdings online any time they want.
Donor-advised funds, in contrast, allow donors to keep their gifts from the public.
It had basically no waste, no carbon emissions in contrast to most typical buildings.
In contrast, Lulu's 6 million number is actually downloads/registered users, not necessarily actives.
In contrast, the European Central Bank (ECB) has kept its foot to the floor.
The pictures of Thanh on state television were in contrast to those in Germany.

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