That's because they don't know the difference, and in this case, the difference can make all the difference.
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PERCENTAGE Difference Percentage point difference is the difference between two percentages and is expressed as a counting number.
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PERCENTAGE DIFFERENCE Percentage point difference is the difference between two percentages and is expressed as a counting number.
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Does the difference in scale become a difference in kind?
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It's such a cultural difference, lifestyle difference… Everything's completely different.
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Underlying the difference in play is a difference in law.
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That's a big, big difference — we're talking about some difference.
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The difference of half a degree could make a huge difference.
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This would prove to be the difference that made the difference.
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I can't really pinpoint the difference but there's definitely a difference.
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There is no difference, so there is no difference in taste.
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The difference between them is the difference between shadow and substance.
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"You could see the difference, you could feel the difference," she recalled.
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The difference between "Wanting No" and "Avoiding No" made all the difference.
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And what is gained from swapping out "racial difference" for "cultural difference"?
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SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM: No, there's a legal difference, not a moral difference.
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And it makes a difference, a very big difference, in the world.
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The difference between a house and a home, it's a big difference.
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That's a 48-point difference—and all the difference in the world.
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The difference in viewership can be explained by the difference in audience.
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It makes a difference -- it makes a difference for the American people.
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That it is entirely possible that the 250-point IQ difference we see reflects a 12-point environmental difference and a negative-two genetic difference.
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"The difference is a pretty simple difference," Mr. Sanders told reporters on Tuesday.
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You're talking about a difference in a degree, not a difference in kind.
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If it doesn't make a difference, then it doesn't make a difference. Fine.
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There's a big difference between smoking dope and drinking beer — a huge difference.
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"The treatment difference observed may not reflect the actual treatment difference" they said.
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What is a difference in kind and what is a difference in degree.
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"I would say that the main difference is the semantic difference," he said.
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That difference may some day be shown to make a difference, he said.
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The one they have chosen is language — cultural difference signified through linguistic difference.
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And if we can make somewhat of a difference, we're making a difference.
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He flooded, and in that difference of degree is a difference in kind.
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But it's not a difference of moral character — it's a difference of strategy.
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What is of interest to the anthropologist is difference, but all difference is difference from something, and the "something" in these books is the anthropologist's own culture.
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"When they say there's been no difference, there's been a tremendous difference," he griped.
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ML: The difference between wanting and liking is the difference between anticipation and experience.
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We don't have solutions today to make a difference just to make a difference.
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If we make a difference just to make a difference, that will be more.
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So, what is -- big difference, Trump likes to talk about the difference in trade.
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The big difference between the parties' responses emerged from the difference between their benches.
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I believe they will never know the difference and there shouldn't be a difference.
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It's not the age difference, it's very much a difference regarding clarity of experience.
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Not because of the policy difference, but rather because what the policy difference reveals.
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It could be something like an age difference or experience difference that is used.
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"It's not just a difference in tone, it's a difference in substance," said Alterman.
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It is the difference between 0.003 percent and 15 percent, not the difference between .
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It shows that difference can be a force, that difference can unite us all.
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The difference between then and now is not the difference between Nixon and Trump.
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The difference between his hatred and their hatred is not a difference of kind.
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NET DIFFERENCE The net difference is calculated by subtracting one value from the other.
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The difference of scale is so extreme that it becomes a difference of kind.
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"Together, we have made a difference -- a difference in the individual lives of families facing challenges here at home and a difference in the halls of Congress," he wrote.
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The difference between 30 fps and 60 fps is a huge quality-of-life difference.
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I know that I can make a difference and every kid can make a difference.
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Both were pretty awful, and the difference wasn't huge, but it was a difference nonetheless.
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That was the difference in 1776 and that was the difference still until Texas Rep.
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In fact, a difference of only 100 to 150 points could make a big difference.
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And — perhaps most troublingly — does the difference even make a difference in how we respond?
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My hunch: probably enough to make the difference in the states that made the difference.
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The statistical manoeuvres required for such "difference in difference" studies are complex, but often worthwhile.
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The difference is like the difference between glimpsing a beautiful thing and staring at it.
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"I think that's the main difference with the U.S." The difference, she said, felt stark.
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"I don't see this as a difference in opinion, or a difference in findings," said Sunderland.
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The difference between, say, $0 and $100 feels greater than the difference between $5003 and $200.
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The difference between Prometheus and Covenant might be analogous to the difference between Alien and Aliens.
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"It's the difference between degrading and insulting and the difference between life and death," Franks said.
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Yet there was a crucial difference between these people and myself, and that difference was time.
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It was not a small difference — it was a four- to five-second difference in speed.
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That is the difference, and I don&apost think it&aposs going to make a difference.
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So the difference between a Shikeith nude and a Mapplethorpe nude is a difference of gaze?
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No one would know the difference and they would actually claim there is no scientific difference.
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It is at once not enough of a difference and all the difference in the world.
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For a 6-foot-tall person, the difference amounted to a 10-pound difference in weight.
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The difference between a conversation and a website might be the difference between life and death.
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Even if only a procedural difference, it can help make the difference between progress and stalemate.
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But even beyond the aesthetic and fantasy difference, there is a dramatic difference in underlying philosophy.
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It's not enough to feel like we're making a difference, we must actually make that difference.
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We note, for example, that the actual cost difference between average 64-year-olds and 24-year-olds is more than a seven-fold difference versus the three-fold payment difference allowed.
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And the difference is - BARTIROMO: There was a huge difference - TRUMP: - this one here did nothing wrong.
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Next, let's consider another difference that we can all see and understand: the sex difference in height.
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That one percent difference can make a considerable difference in your profits when taken over many years.
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I would like people to know that they can make a difference without making a grand difference.
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It's the difference between being proactive and reactive, and that difference can make or break a company.
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Ellen woke up every day determined to make a difference, and make a difference she did. pic.twitter.
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First, find the difference between x and the nearest multiple of 280, and call that difference d.
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I think, I made a difference in that person's life, an immediate difference, and that's pretty spectacular.
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It's a sharp difference in affect, but it doesn't lead to all that much difference in policy.
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The 12-game difference is not much of a difference than pushing through and playing every one.
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One look around tells you that the story here is variety within variety, difference talking to difference.
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Because it's the consumers who will make a difference, if any difference is going to get made.
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Anyone living on a fixed income understands how much difference even a percentage-point difference can make.
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The base year has a 2003-year difference while the other years have a 10-year difference.
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"If I help anyone make a difference and they make a difference, it's a ripple effect," she said.
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That's why it's a difference — when you see that it's half of the competitor, it's a huge difference.
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LOS ANGELES (CNN)The difference between marathons and ultramarathons is the difference between a dragonfly and a dragon.
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He doesn't know the difference between Medicare and Medicaid; he barely knows the difference between Melania and Ivanka.
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She said it wasn't just the age difference, but the pure physical difference of the former football players.
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The inch of difference between these two Cold War worlds has made all the difference in many lives.
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" When asked about the difference between 24 and 27, McAuliffe said, "Here is the big difference: Donald Trump.
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That's a difference of 67 calories which, as another study demonstrated, can really make a difference over time.
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But before that political difference, there was a need to reinforce racial difference and racial control over space.
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But writing across difference should be humanizing, and representing difference isn't the same as demonstrating one's own enlightenment.
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"I know I can make a difference — a small difference," she told the Kapiti Observer newspaper in 2010.
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"I think people really need to understand the difference in policy and the difference in vision," he said.
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While the difference could be as much as 44.6 degrees Fahrenheit, the average difference nationally was 36.68 degrees.
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The 10-point difference between the two rivals compared with a 14-point difference in last week's poll.
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"It's very clear, we have a significant difference and the presidents have a significant difference," the foreign minister said.
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The difference between Trump and his Republican colleagues here is essentially the difference between hostile sexism and benevolent sexism.
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" That's over half an inch difference, which Maguire said is "not a tiny difference when you're 33 years old.
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But that $100 difference [on Pawn Guru] could mean the difference between being able to pay rent or not.
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While casual users won't notice a speed difference over the pricier cards, a durability difference would be glaringly obvious.
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Rich whitewashes difference to put all humans in the same doomed boat; Wallace-Wells whitewashes difference to curry hope.
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The difference between the tax fraud and FARA violations is the difference of being chased by rottweilers or chihuahuas.
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"We're saying that there's a [small] relative difference, and that difference is leading toward more negative attitudes," she says.
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It can be seen in racial difference and regional difference, in terms of gender and in terms of class.
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Percentage difference is the difference between two percentages divided by the base percentage and is expressed as a percentage.
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But good wasn't enough to make a difference and that's what I want to do here, make a difference.
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But there is a key difference between the cases, and the difference points to a useful line-drawing principle.
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One's "new langue" erases difference by design — or there can be no difference, because the language doesn't allow it.
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The difference between elitism and populism might better be understood as a difference in a writer's attitude toward time.
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Percentage difference is the difference between two percentages divided by the baseline percentage and is expressed as a percentage.
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"Anyone can make a difference and when we come together we can make an even bigger difference," Colley said.
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I get my strength from knowing that we're making a difference, but it's not me who's making the difference.
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"When Google began to measure the performance difference between good and bad managers, the difference was almost imperceptible, but it turned out to be an impactful difference between keeping good engineers and losing them," he said.
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"'Black Friday', for those who want and can understand it, was and is only the praise of difference, the pride of difference, the magnificent richness of difference," it said in a message posted on its website.
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What's the difference -- if the world is going to end, what's the difference dying broke and $23 million in debt.
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What's the difference -- if the eorld is going to end, what's the difference dying broke and $23 million in debt.
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Their age difference is also a factor in their gender difference; Oliver's adult, hairy-chested butchness versus Elio's hairless twinkishness.
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Another potential downside with generics is a slight difference in formulation, which may equal a big difference in side effects.
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That's why I say Jacob was going to make a difference and he still is going to make a difference.
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"Supplements are only going to make a small difference but an important difference," says Adam Bornstein, Ladder's chief of nutrition.
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Complication rates varied in a similar fashion within networks ranging from a 1.1-fold difference to a 4.3-fold difference.
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Adding further weight to the blow, the assault was on difference within difference, taking place during the club's Latin night.
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I compared the two to see if the taste difference was worth the price difference, and the answer was "absolutely".
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Then again, most people can't tell the difference in image quality and can save themselves the $200 difference in price.
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We can see that this sex difference in the brain is quite different from the sex difference in genital measurements.
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The feeling of how you are guided through this world is decidedly different, but that difference makes a difference here.
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It allows the individual to feel he has the power to make a difference — a deadly difference, to be sure.
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Even a half-degree difference in global warming could mean the difference between life and death for thousands of people.
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There's not much difference at all between hip-hop and rap, but there's a difference between hip-hop and alternative.
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Our generation can still make a difference, and that difference can be as parents and role models to the young.
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In theory, then, any difference in health outcomes between the groups must be a result of that difference in chemicals.
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The difference in their backgrounds — a difference of religion, class and color — gives their relationship a Romeo-and-Juliet quality.
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But at the end of the day I don't think the difference between Europe-US makes much of a difference.
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"A 20-level difference in the sentencing guidelines could easily mean a difference of literally decades in prison," he said.
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There is a difference between Jake Tapper questioning Corey Lewandowski and CNN hiring him (a difference CNN failed to grasp).
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"One sunburn can make a difference, but it's not as big a difference as if you have many sunburns," he added.
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Supporters like to describe the difference in how finely the new lasers shatter ink as the difference between pebbles and sand.
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There is no rational difference between a difference in conclusion which began before the prosecutor's election and one that began afterward.
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The first chart suggests a much bigger difference, but is misleading because the bars are arbitrarily scaled to exaggerate that difference.
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His method is making a difference Carrie Ann Hamilton says she sees a difference in her 8-year-old son Connor.
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Not to mention, the "difference" in sugar content is so minimal that it likely would not make a difference, she says.
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But while that 15 seconds of difference sounds flattering in a bar conversation, it represents an entire career's worth of difference.
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"It could make a substantial difference in the next election in Okinawa and it could make some difference nationwide," he said.
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You might say that this difference is splitting hairs - what's the difference between a fall of 75 percent or 87.5 percent?
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Thomas Magnum and Higgins in Magnum, PI. Maddie and David in Moonlighting (swapping age difference for gender difference). Adam-12. Dragnet.
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So there's kind of a subtle difference there, but it's a major difference for me in how I was approaching songwriting.
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But a different account for why a behavior occurs is not a minor terminological difference; it is a major explanatory difference.
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The difference between humanity overcoming death in 2030 versus the year 2050 is the difference of saving 1 billion human lives.
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And in the ruthlessly competitive car industry, even a small difference in price can translate into a big difference in profits.
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" ― Yoko Ono "What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.
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"The difference between NAFTA and USMCA is smaller than the difference between arrangements with China and what's being negotiated," he said.
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In every case, the partisan difference between Obama and Bush was larger than the corresponding difference between previous Democrats and Republicans.
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Noticing difference is not the same thing as hating difference, of course, but I'm not talking about vicious white supremacists here.
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Although it makes intuitive sense that a difference in the brain must translate to a difference in behavior, there is very little evidence linking any sex difference in the human brain directly to a particular function or behavioral outcome.
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" In wake of the backlash, Corriere editor Ivan Zazzaroni said in a post on the newspaper's website that the "Black Friday" headline was intended to showcase the "praise of difference, the pride of difference, the magnificent wealth of difference.
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"It's really important for individuals to understand the difference, but maybe more importantly make sure their advisor understands the difference," Cotte said.
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But, in terms of frequencies, the difference between 100Hz and 200Hz is 100Hz, while the difference between 5,1Hz and 10,000Hz is 5,000Hz.
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The critical difference between these two solutions, and the brilliance of the quest's design, is that there isn't much of a difference.
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And of course, the difference between 1.5 and 2 degrees could mean the difference between life and death for low-lying islands.
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In this way, the researchers could see the difference between summer and winter temperatures and the difference between warm and cold seasons.
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In real-world usage, that 1.45 ms difference likely won't make any noticeable difference even for things like FaceTime or streaming videos.
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"The difference between Belgium, France, Germany what have you, is not a difference of borders, it is one single territory," he said.
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"There is a chance if can make a difference, and I think it will make a difference in various ways," he said.
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The difference in these latest systems, Freedman said, is the thing that's making a difference in almost every aspect of transportation: technology.
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"The cause for concern would be that this is a difference that persists over time more than an absolute difference," he said.
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Ultimately, the difference between regular travel blogging and fairytale travel blogging is the difference between aiming for aspirational relatability and otherworldly inspiration.
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"What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make," her quote reads.
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The difference between two images from previous surface imaging on the left and the new map on the right demonstrates the difference.
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"The difference between third and fifth in Iowa could be the difference between staying in and dropping out of race," he said.
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"I want to be involved in things that I think are making a difference and I can make a difference," he said.
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There's a pretty major price difference that comes with that size difference: The larger costs $400, and the smaller costs just $20.
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If communities are truly to make a difference after this World AIDS Day, we have to let them define what difference means.
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The difference in the two versions is the difference between 'give me what I want' and 'pay me what you owe me.
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And in a 2017 interview with Nevada Public Radio, she said it was "wonderful" that "we are having this conversation about what is the difference between sexism, what is the difference between sexual harassment, what's the difference between sexual assault."
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That translates into a 41 pixels per inch difference, which may sound like a lot, but I defy anyone to eyeball the difference.
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The difference between the iPhone 7 and 8 cameras is even more subtle than the difference between the iPhone 6s and 7 cameras.
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But it's that difference between the earbuds that in theory makes up the $100 difference between the cheaper and the more expensive versions.
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The difference lies in how much power you're giving individual thoughts to make a difference in your life, without any corresponding behavioral adjustments.
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For many shale producers, the difference between an average price of $35 and $50 per barrel is the difference between insolvency and survival.
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"The difference in purses is the difference in total viewership," he said in an interview with Reuters in January, referring to television ratings.
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The difference between the political climate in the U.K. and in the U.S. these days feels like the difference between depression and psychosis.
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So while there's no difference at a molecular level between the brand and generic, there may be a difference at a psychological level.
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"It's become politically fashionable to allow certain brands of difference and encourage certain brands of difference, but only within certain specifications," Sarah said.
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The difference between Body Talk and Honey is the difference between pop music in 2010 and 2018: in tone, tempo, volume, general mood.
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But this is a consistent difference in assessment of America's allies, not a consistent difference in assessment of the merits of regime change.
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"If we all look at ourselves to make a difference, it's going to make the biggest impact instead of being like, 'Oh yeah, he needs to make a difference, oh yeah, the political leaders need to make the difference,' " Pence tells PEOPLE.
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The difference — I'm not a Fitbit-negative person, so I'm not trying to say negative things about them — but here's the difference with Ring.
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The reserve margin is the difference between total generation available and forecast peak demand, with the difference expressed as a percentage of peak demand.
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The difference between checking Facebook constantly and watching Twitch regularly is like the difference between abusing drugs and sleeping, says Twitch CEO Emmett Shear.
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They may well influence the outcome in a country where a small difference in votes can make a huge difference in terms of seats.
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It is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference, we must actually make that difference.
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"If you don't follow best practices, the difference between sending live and a demo can be configured to be a small difference," Grohs says.
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It's not a negative difference: it's the same difference between having sex with a one-night-stand and having sex with a loved one.
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If the difference in prescription rates were about the type of students at elite institutions, they said, the difference would have grown over time.
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But beyond the difference in timelines and the larger family tree, there's a truly critical difference between the book and show presentations of Euron.
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A difference of opinion between Band and Chelsea Clinton was made apparent in the email, but it was not clear what the difference was.
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Turning down this opportunity isn't going to make a detectable difference to the system, but it may well make a significant difference to you.
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Jason Curnett from Arkansas said students already were making a difference: Can high school students make a difference when it comes to gun control?
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Here you also feel satisfied that you made a difference, but you made a far, far bigger difference with the same amount of investment.
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"Sometimes the difference between being on one block versus another block can be the difference between having a successful investment and an unsuccessful investment."
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I used to not brush them up; it's such a subtle difference — no one probably noticed — but it made a big difference to me.
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But the difference between watching two outsized criminals conspire and watching a miserable man struggle with illness is the difference between fun and bummer.
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In more ordinary times, political difference was just that — a difference of opinion, or theory, or analysis, and one that need not imperil relationships.
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"But now we know it makes a difference in mice, so we can say: Where does it make a difference in humans?" he said.
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Over the past five years, the two S&P 500 sectors with the highest average difference between GAAP and non-GAPP measures were energy minerals, with an average difference of nearly $5003 a share, and health technology, with a difference of $7.40 a share.
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"When I cross the river into Vermont, I can see the difference and feel the difference," said Rebecca Rule, a New Hampshire humorist and storyteller.
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Still, the difference between 1% and, say, 1.5% cash back is, most of the time, negligible enough for it not to make a real difference.
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" Thomas Jefferson made a similar plea for unity in his inaugural address in 1800, stating, "every difference of opinion is not a difference of principle.
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How much more is a year and a half of a doctor going to make a difference and you'd predict it would make a difference.
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The next time you read about a sex difference, if you have access to the research report you can graph the difference yourself on SexDifference.org.
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In sum, that led to a $5 billion difference in revenue, and the difference between a beat and a whiff when compared to analyst expectations.
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"Here's the difference — it's not just the difference of examining the equipment and the software," said Chertoff, now head of consulting firm the Chertoff Group.
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BUSH: The difference — the difference between eminent domain for public purpose — as Donald said, roads and infrastructure, pipelines and all that — that's for public purpose.
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The difference between nihilism and hard truth is the difference between resigning oneself to a meaningless existence versus finding meaning in the difficulty of mortality.
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It's sometimes hard to tell the difference between a supermoon and a regular full moon, as clouds and haze can mask the difference in brightness.
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They can mean the difference between life or death — or the difference of a family member needing to quit her job to provide uncompensated care.
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While there's only a €20 difference between the two offerings for employees under 36 years old, the price difference is higher the older you get.
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One is that the dynastic principle eliminates the difference between the public and private realms, a difference that is fundamental to democratic and meritocratic societies.
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But for James, the difference is in the tone and the approach; that difference sets apart this more polished era from a previously uncensored one.
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The size difference between the Osmo Action (left) and the Hero2400 Black (right) is small but makes a big difference in terms of user experience.
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They then calculated the difference between these two distances, hypothesizing that the greater the change in difference, the more the abortion rate would have declined.
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"That organic stuff, does it make a big difference or does it make no difference?" she tells Williams, a question we've all asked ourselves before.
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The health care field had the second largest wage gap, with an 2202 percent difference in earnings growth, while sales holds a 2628 percent difference.
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Maybe there is no great difference between us, just the slightest difference in our faith—in what parts of ourselves we feel called to spread.
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As he told Teen Vogue earlier this spring, there's a difference between people who liked "Old Town Road" and his fanbase, and that difference matters.
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The difference between catching them all and missing a few is the difference between stamping out a smoking spark and blowing it onto dry tinder.
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The difference might be two-hundredths of a second, the equivalent of a few inches, which can make the difference between being safe or out.
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They found no difference in the number of days that patients required intensive care, and no difference in their odds of death after 90 days.
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The difference between a good and bad claiming decision can mean a difference of $250,000 in lifetime benefits for a single person, according to Jones.
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"We're approaching a time here in America where knowing the difference between concealment and cover may be the difference between living and dying," he said.
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There's a huge difference between a broken company and a broken stock, and being able to thrive in a sell-off requires knowing the difference.
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The difference between $1 million and $10 million in wealth is meaningful (go big), but the difference between 0 and $1 million is profound (sell).
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What college-bound children learn now about the difference between grants and loans and compound interest could make a world of difference when they graduate.
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It's a small dollar difference, but it's the distinction between two fundamentally different stories: The choice of an inflation index is the difference between them.
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Policies can make a small difference, but nothing like the difference between the 1.8 percent growth rate base case and a 3 percent or more projection.
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This is in contrast to Mendelian variations, where a single difference between individuals has a pronounced effect—such as the difference between brown and blue eyes.
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The difference between a Boateng and a Abloh (who is also Ghanaian) is the difference between how we we talk about race in 2003 versus 20173.
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Perhaps through this turmoil, citizens will realize yes, their votes do make a difference — and even more, the lack of their votes makes a huge difference.
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Unsurprisingly, throughput on the standard tier is significantly slower and latency is higher (though the difference in throughput is more pronounced than the difference in latency).
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The difference in bass presentation with the closed Aeons is like the difference in how your teeth feel before and after going to a dental hygienist.
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As you can see, the difference that these fees can have over time is the difference between enjoying retirement out on the lake fishing or working.
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The difference between the skateboard you rode as a kid and the Boosted Board is analogous to the difference between a dinky bike and a motorcycle.
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"That's probably a very small difference of actual visceral fat," but it's enough to make a difference for metabolic risk, according to other studies, she said.
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If want to make a difference — or take baby steps towards making a difference — you can start with actions like replacing plastics in your own home.
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"The difference between our approach and Labour's approach is like night and day, there is a huge gulf in difference in our economic approach," said Javid.
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"The difference between our approach and Labour's approach is like night and day, there is a huge gulf in difference in our economic approach," said Javid.
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The difference between 6.1 inches and 6.3 inches might seem notable on paper, but when you hold these phones in person, you'll hardly notice a difference.
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New federal data find little difference in the sexual behavior of gay and heterosexual teenage boys but a significant difference in the risk of HIV infection.
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That nearly-100 delegate difference out of California could well be the difference between a solid night for Sanders and a very good night for him.
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While the difference between welcoming and noting a report might seem slight, in the world of diplomacy it essentially means the difference between endorsement and neutrality.
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The night-and-day difference between McGinty's performance in 2014 and 2016 is an illustration of just how much difference the support of the party makes.
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In fact, they don't appear convinced that a running mate is going to make much difference at all, except if that difference is causing a problem.
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"The idea that an armed crowd would've made a difference — if it made any difference, it would've been worse," Peters told Stuart Varney on Fox Business.
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There is a huge difference between a broken company and a broken stock, and being able to thrive in a sell-off requires knowing the difference.
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The researcher has no way of knowing whether that difference in cholesterol levels is because of the medicine or some other difference between the two groups.
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The difference between the new report and Gates's most recent statements about malaria is a difference in emphasis, not differing views of the realities on the ground.
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The biggest difference is really the culture we've been able to build, which is centered on the idea of impact, of making a difference for your country.
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In video of the meet and greet, a little boy with limb difference approaches the step and repeat where Griffin — who also has limb difference — is standing.
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In a way, the difference between the Karma and the Phantom 4 is a bit like the difference between a point-and-shoot camera and a DSLR.
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All that said, if you're deciding between spending $400 and $500 on a pair of headphones, the price difference might not make that much of a difference.
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"That difference may lead to a difference in the function of the gene," says Mark Sarzynski, a professor of exercise science at the University of South Carolina.
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Umbraphile friends assured me that the difference between a partial and total solar eclipse was like the difference between getting to first base and a home run.
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The difference between a good and bad Social Security claiming decision can mean a difference of $250,000 in lifetime benefits for a single person, according to Jones.
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Preventative investments can mean the difference between life and death for people in those countries and the difference between an outbreak being contained or becoming an epidemic.
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If you want to go to the $24,000 knee arthroscopy with no difference in quality, no difference in performance, you have to pay $6,000 as a consumer.
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Whereas absolute change is merely the difference between a baseline and a later (or earlier) value, the percentage change is this difference divided by the baseline value.
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While that's a superficially plausible takeaway, it seems to me that there's a difference between advocacy for and against a Supreme Court nominee, a difference that matters.
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It's why, for me, a vote for Trump signals a fundamental difference in core values, a difference I can't disregard or move past when looking for love.
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Athletes have chance to make real difference Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum said athletes have the opportunity to make a real difference in fighting stigma surrounding mental illness.
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A small difference in global temperatures can make a big difference in the climate: The difference between a rise in global temperatures of 2200 degrees Celsius and one of 2 degrees Celsius, for example, could mean longer heat waves, more intense rainstorms and the faster disintegration of coral reefs.
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That is, they presuppose that there's a difference between the glass falling and the glass jumping, and there's a difference between the glass shattering and the glass recombining.
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These shows prove that the industry can make a difference if it really wants to—and that this difference is not only responsible, but creates better quality filmmaking.
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It is not a big change, and there will not be a big difference in the national anthem, but the difference is significant for women all across Canada.
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"I think the most important lesson I've learned is that if you want to make a difference and feel strongly about something, then you can make a difference."
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The birds' size difference is said to represent the size difference between Styles and Tomlinson — and also, doesn't the bird on the right clearly have Styles's slanted eyebrows?
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"It's small details that make the difference in games, and it could be details that's the difference if you win or lose," Buffalo goaltender Anders Nilsson told reporters.
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The difference between Tuca & Bertie and the boring sitcom it could have been is subtle, like the difference between Gal Gadot in Justice League and in Wonder Woman.
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That is a big difference from the 13 percent rate found by the poverty measure that excludes government assistance, or a difference of more than 28 million people.
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Highlight "unique points of difference" throughout your application Altman emphasizes the importance of pinpointing "unique points of difference" throughout your entire application — in your essays, resume, interview, etc.
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The government could say, look, we're going to make up two-thirds of the difference for the first year, 50 percent of the difference for the second year.
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I think that making a difference in others' lives, such as helping a friend or volunteering for your community, is what makes the most difference in my life.
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The difference between the dollar IPTs and cap does not necessarily imply losses for the underwriters, as banks' fees could cover the difference between pricing and the cap.
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"The average woman doesn't see enough of a difference to change her tampon use, but there probably are some women who feel delivery makes a difference," Handa says.
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A major difference: The question of consent The two trials do have one vital difference surrounding consent, the all-important issue in any rape and sexual assault trial.
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The difference between cancel culture and a more reconciliatory, transformational approach to a disagreement is "the difference between expecting amends and never letting a wound close," he said.
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Just one week after McConnell announced there would be "no difference between the president's position and our position as to how to handle" impeachment, a difference became evident.
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Schubert and colleagues find that Parfit was right: Most people think that the difference between 1 and 2 is much bigger than the difference between 2 and 3.
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The big difference here is that the LG Signature OLED TV R rolls up into a stylish little rectangle, and that difference apparently costs a ton of money.
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Some days, the difference between a day and evening shift in the public library can feel like the difference between an episode of Law & Order and Night Court.
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You don not need to spend the $2,400 difference on the computer to drive the Rift, but you easily can, and at that point, the price difference seems moot.
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"In my case, I treasure my family much, much more because you realize that the difference being alive and dead is the difference of a little fingernail," she says.
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I also want people to come away feeling empowered, knowing that people before them have made a difference in their society and that they can make a difference too.
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"The difference here is we are trying to build a community of people who want to make a difference, people who want to make a social impact," he added.
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That's where a difference in worldviews looms large: Existential risk researchers are extremely concerned with the difference between the annihilation of humanity and mass casualties that humanity can survive.
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It is very important to know the difference between tax-deferred and tax-exempt, as it can make a substantial difference to your personal financial situation down the road.
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No, and I think the difference between a mainstream Democrat and a far left Democrat is about 2 percent of the difference between either of them and Donald Trump.
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"We tackled our height difference, which coming from me was a nerve-wracking thought because there is a height difference and it really affects the closed frame," he explains.
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The biggest difference between a smartphone in that price segment and a premium smartphone is the camera performance, and that is a difference that most people don't even notice.
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Twitter is out there -- INGRAHAM: So -- so -- so Dan, you see no difference -- you see no difference between a cable channel -- there&aposs how many cable channels out there?
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It will make very little difference in who does and does not attend the game, and it will make no difference in how people perceive the ticket category overall.
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The difference is immediately apparent, offering a sharpness that to my eyes was similar to the difference between Retina resolution and what came before on Apple computers and smartphones.
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The only difference is that one group has been primed to think about threats to white status in the US. That difference turns out to matter quite a bit.
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Elon MuskJanuary 1, 2016 There's a difference—a pretty big difference—between simply pulling off the vertical landing of the rocket and having that rocket be ready to reuse.
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Think about the difference in gas taxes between Virginia and Washington, D.C. That difference leads many people to drive across state lines into Virginia to pay less for gas.
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The only difference between Dempsey and Kardashian (okay, maybe not the only difference) is that Rob's partner's cosmetics line just happens to directly compete with his younger half-sister's.
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That difference makes it much harder to bridge a divide, since it's hard to split the difference around the question of whether or not establishment politics is fundamentally corrupt.
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Since the only difference between the two groups is whether they ate breakfast or not, it's easier to tell if an early meal caused a difference in health outcomes.
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However, the difference in sugar between a plain bagel and a cinnamon raisin — a difference of 8 grams — was something I will definitely keep in mind for the future.
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The difference between her political career and Obama's was, in a way, a perfect reflection of the difference between the civil rights movement and women's fight for equal rights.
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As one Trump adviser put it, the difference between losing 25 seats and 50 seats in the House "is very likely the difference of who stays in the building."
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Pence's embrace of Lewandowski just confirms what should have been obvious: that despite the difference in styles between the VP and his boss, there's really little difference in substance.
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That $500 billion split is a much smaller difference than the gap between the Trump budget office and the congressional office, which amounts to a difference of $3.7 trillion.
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If you go looking for bigotry as your explanation for every difference you see — you can read about this in Reich's book — if you have populations that have their means slightly different genetically, 80 percent of a standard deviation difference, you're going to see massive difference in the tail ends of the distribution, where you could have 100-fold difference in the numbers of individuals who excel at the 99.99 percent level.
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In 2015, the same comparison would have shown a 20% difference, and in 2014, a hefty 35% difference, making that year's Championships one of the quickest-playing stops on tour.
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The difference between fossil fuels and nuclear fuel is far bigger than the difference between gasoline and batteries: nuclear fuel is about 1.8 million times as energy-dense as gasoline.
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Though the difference may be difficult to discern on a smartphone display, open that photo on a laptop and you'll easily be able to pick out the difference in sharpness.
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The distinction found between some of the breeds was greater than the difference between humans who live on different continents, indicating a high level of genetic difference between different breeds.
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On a Fusion sent to Europe, just the tariff difference from producing in Mexico saves Ford $2,500, while on a more expensive BMW or Audi, the difference is even more.
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"We're looking at a difference of just 30 or 40 miles, which makes a huge difference to whether we get a little snow or a lot of snow," he said.
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But the difference between these long-term trends and the threat posed by a President Trump is the difference between a chronic disease and a lethal blow to the head.
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In the last five conventions, the order hasn't made much difference in the magnitude, partially because the size has been reduced as well as the difference between the two candidates.
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The most notable difference at this stage was the dollop of chocolate atop the Trader Joe's-brand cup, which suggested a difference in the production process between the two brands.
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"The difference between looking at each category as money that can be spent rather than money that should be spent is as fundamental as the difference between black and white. "
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It pays to stay investedThe path to getting rich is making more than you spend and investing the difference, and making sure to invest that difference in things producing things.
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Although the difference between the 212-inch iPhone 211 and the 230-inch iPhone 24 Pro Max is arguably small, it makes all the difference in the world to them.
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The narrator learns that the world relies on the pressure difference between the air in the atmosphere and the air in each individual's body, and that this difference is decreasing.
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So I think the difference between reporters who use Twitter well and poorly is the difference between those who use Twitter to report and those just using it to opine.
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Those two charts are both based on the same pool of interviews, the difference in the trend line is the difference between the stability of a seven-day average vs.
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According to the study, the 4x100m men's relay showed that the difference between gold and silver was the same difference between the time the athletes spent in the changeover zone.
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It was an observation about the difference between an activist and a politician — a difference that does a lot to explain the tensions simmering beneath the surface at the convention.
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Too often, Members arrive in Washington expecting to make a difference, but quickly lose faith after realizing that their ability to make a difference is tied to their fundraising prowess.
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The difference between these two 'types' of uranium comes down to only three neutrons, but these three particles mean the difference between a nuclear bomb and a chunk of rock.
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Beinart cites Karen Stenner's 2005 book, "The Authoritarian Dynamic," in which she wrote: Exposure to difference, talking about difference, and applauding difference — the hallmarks of liberal democracy — are the surest ways to aggravate those who are innately intolerant, and to guarantee the increased expression of their predispositions in manifestly intolerant attitudes and behaviors.
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The researchers used what they called a "difference-in-difference" method to identify any changes - in other words they analyzed whether the difference between rates or abortion, pregnancy and contraceptive use in high-exposure countries versus low-exposure countries were significantly greater when the policy was in place than when it was not.
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Seriously, the difference between the original Osmo (which is now discontinued) and the new Osmo Pocket is the difference between the size of a forearm and the size of a finger.
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If that 12.5 percentage point difference holds for the year, it would be the largest annual outperformance for U.S. stocks since a 19-point difference in 2014, according to Refinitiv data.
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That Age Difference Much has been made of the 25-year difference in the couple's ages, and while Jenner is 63 and Gamble is 38, it doesn't seem to bother them.
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That difference might prove crucial to creatures in danger, for whom a few hundred milliseconds could mean the difference between getting away from a predator scot-free and becoming its dinner.
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Anyone who watches eSports knows that the difference between winning and losing comes down to a one or two percent difference in skill level, as well as strategic experience and execution.
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The only difference between us was that they lacked a social security number — a difference of nine digits that could have them kicked out of the only country they've ever known.
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The difference between the 143 and the Skylake is the difference between computer behemoths that occupy whole basements and stylish little slabs 100,000 times more powerful that slip into a pocket.
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That's where unwavering White House attention to these issues of the type that appeared to make the difference in Warmbier's case can, quite literally, be the difference between life and death.
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"For women who are at increased risk [of breast cancer], this is something we think likely could make a difference, even though it may be only a moderate difference," Pilewskie said.
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"The big difference—and I think it is a metaphysical difference—is that the cat in Verhoeven's movie is a professional cat, and our cat was an unprofessional one," she says.
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And if my almost three decades with Russell has taught me anything, it's that the difference between tacky and tasteful is usually the difference between a little money and a lot.
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I can't make a super big difference because I am a kid, which is why I am writing to you: because you can make that difference that millions of Americans want.
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"If there is a difference in messaging and perception, then there is a difference, but our picture is the picture we have at Airbus and ... the situation is unsatisfactory," he said.
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A small act, a huge difference At the heart of the blessing box program is the idea that small acts of generosity can make a huge difference, especially when done anonymously.
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The difference in gamer attitudes toward such practices may stem from a difference in cultural norms that have developed as a result of the paths taken by the countries' gaming markets.
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If a change of degree is the difference between Texas Hold 'Em and 7-Card Stud, a change of kind is the difference between poker and building a house of cards.
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Although the study did find some difference between families, there was no significant difference within families in obesity at age 5 between babies born vaginally and those born by C-section.
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"A difference of 0003% in the account balance is not going to make that much of a difference," Levine said, even if you were 2000% invested in the S&P 25.
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These included the difference between hate speech and tattling, and the difference between dangerous behavior and talking about someone's personal business, subjects that are close to the school's policy of equality.
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A judge's politics will make a difference in only a tiny fraction of cases, but her presence on the bench will make a huge difference in terms of resolving cases expeditiously.
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You'll learn basic accounting terminology, understand the difference between assets, liabilities, and equity, the difference between credits and debits, and how to operate the leading bookkeeping software QuickBooks for business advantage.
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The difference between 10% and 15% returns might not seem like much in the short term, but over 30 years, that's the difference between doubling your money four or seven times.
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The difference between waterproof and water-resistant is the difference between a piece of hardware that won&apost break even with extended exposure to water, and one that almost surely will.
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But the difference in how we view the clothing of men and women in politics is an extension of "the difference between the way men and women dress generally," Givhan said.
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They call their metric the "efficiency gap," calculated by taking the difference between the number of "wasted votes" for each party, and dividing that difference by the total number of votes.
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In other words: today, the difference between the attitude of white evangelicals and the public at large is a staggering 33 points; the difference was much smaller during the Bush administration.
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It's a family to which we belong – big difference.
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But that doesn't mean they can't make a difference.
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Verisign said there is a big difference between the .
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The Difference Between Attacking Melania Trump & Criticizing Her Clothes
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That makes a huge difference -- for the whole household.
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" After this election, how will we react to "difference?
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WALLACE: Does it -- does it -- what&aposs the difference?
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" He told ESPN, "I want to make a difference.
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Then let D = S − B, the difference in ages.
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One state, two states — what difference does it make?
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" "There's a difference between a politician and a pundit.
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This is — this is a serious difference between us.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - What a difference a year makes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - What a difference a week makes.
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" "McCain came in for him and made a difference.
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One might well ask — what difference does it make?
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The difference -- as usual -- appears to be the context.
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But Ben & Jerry's does not necessarily mind the difference.
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CLINTON: We have — we have a difference of opinion.
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And that average age ... KS: That's a big difference.
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I grew up with Ghanaian parents — there's a difference.
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No band highlights this difference better than Tredici Bacci .
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Young voters could make a difference — but will they?
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But they had many policy difference -- notably on Obamacare.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — What a difference a phone call makes.
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They don't see the difference between us and ISIS .
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" Gonzalez added, "We are going to be the difference.
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What's the difference between the wrong [kind of contact] ...?
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" "Then another day won't make much difference, Dr. Singh.
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"It probably doesn't matter too much which eye is closed in the winking face emoji, but when we're talking about the difference between a toy and a weapon the difference is important."
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"The market's view is that the 25.43 months difference versus the Avastin plus chemo arm is insufficient, as Merck's Keytruda has shown a 4.3 months difference," Morgan Stanley analyst Vincent Meunier said.
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One could easily assume that the difference in the A19** models and the A20** models is the difference between some sort of new iPhone SE and a completely new iPhone SE Plus.
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But that price difference could be crippling for a smaller race with less money — the difference between voters seeing one ad even a little versus seeing the privileged one all the time.
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"We think it's impossible to set a federal minimum wage, given the difference in cost in areas of the labor market, and the difference of labor markets across the country," she says.
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The difference between, say, 1.5°C and 2°C of warming could be the difference between a world that still has healthy coral reefs and a world filled with bleached coral graveyards.
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A 13-percent difference might not sound like much, but in the weight room, it can mean the difference between benching as usual and throwing a couple more plates on the bar.
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"We are the ones making a difference - we the people in Extinction Rebellion and the children's School Strike for the Climate - we are the ones making a difference," she told cheering crowds.
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Because the replacement fertility rate is about 216, the difference between the ideal and expected number of children in these countries is the difference between healthy natural population growth and natural decline.
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It's the difference between a movie that doesn't try to be edgy and one that tries too hard—and the difference between a movie that knows its limitations and one that doesn't.
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A pretty significant three-percentage-point difference on the number of white people nationally, for instance, might mean only the difference between a tie and a two-point lead for Mrs. Clinton.
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"It's a huge difference, and it's a lifesaving difference because… if I didn't have access to health care right now, I wouldn't be able to do the things I do," she said.
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Jones noted that among white Christians, there's "a difference in degree, though not a difference in kind" between the responses of mainline Protestants, who have traditionally been more progressive, and white evangelicals.
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"The difference between being a Party member or non-member used to be the difference between being treated like a human or not," said Seo, who works with defectors in South Korea.
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The difference between a strong candidate and a weak one can be the difference between winning and losing, but even though swing voters are real, we also know they are relatively rare.
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But it's also a matter of the gulf of difference between who Tony is on paper and who he is as a person and the difference between someone being likable and lovable.
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To see the problem with this logic, you have to see the difference between Clinton and Trump not just as a difference of shared values but as an absence of shared facts.
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The difference between a good game and a great game is often a series of fine lines, while the difference between a bad game and a great game can be oceans apart.
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On paper, that might come across as a trivial difference in weight, but I was definitely able to feel the difference while holding them in my hands and wearing them on my feet.
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The difference between playing offense and defense during a hearing is the difference between being a Monday-morning quarterback and actually putting on pads and hauling your ass out and playing the game.
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The difference between a doberman and a schnauzer might seem obvious to us, but there are a lot of fine distinctions that need to be defined before a computer can tell the difference.
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But we are very determined to get ourselves involved in programs that we can measure a difference in and put our claws into for a long period of time and show a difference.
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Never let anyone tell you a partial eclipse is close enough—the difference between 99 percent and 100 percent is the difference between winning the lottery and winning a set of steak knives.
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O). If that 12.5 percentage point difference holds for the year, it would be the largest annual outperformance for U.S. stocks since a 19-point difference in 2014, according to Refinitiv data. (U.
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Alabama, was appealed to the Alabama Supreme Court, the justices concluded that they saw no difference between a child and a fetus — and no difference between a viable fetus and a nonviable fetus.
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" Highlighting the difference it has made, Wolff added, "Lewis and I have not had one single difference of opinion this past year, and that is remarkable in a sport that is so intense.
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The U.S. yield curve flattened, with the difference between short-dated two-year Treasury yields and benchmark 3.53-year yields narrowing to a difference of 78.58 basis points , the smallest since Sept. 9.
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" Bolton then countered that his testimony would not have made a difference: "I will bet you a dollar right here and now my testimony would have made no difference to the ultimate outcome.
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The difference between the 2337 edition of Severino and its 143 counterpart was significant; but the difference between Severino the starter and Severino the reliever last season could only be described as startling.
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A difference in average intelligence levels that is not particularly large or noteworthy could lead to a drastic difference in the share of the group that is capable of doing Nobel-level work.
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That's because a company's execution can make a big difference.
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The difference is that those phones have a third camera.
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The biggest difference is between the IMF and the Europeans.
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The only difference is that it's now covered in snow.
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The difference between who gets to go where is critical.
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Will the election outcome make any difference to the negotiations?
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We can't wait for the studios to make the difference.
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Again, the difference is just when you pay the taxes.
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"But I was born here — big difference," Mr. Trump said.
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One notable difference between the financial overhaul approaches of Mrs.
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Follow your instinct to make a difference in the world.
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Just watching Wheeler play catch, Warthen could notice the difference.
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What is the main difference between Love Sport and Kynnet?
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How much difference will any of this make to Britain?
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The difference was that Guardiola was going nowhere after Barcelona.
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Almost everyone believes that respect for difference has its limits.
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It's the difference between working the system and smashing it.
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You get to decide, and your decision makes a difference.
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The difference now is that the "crisis" is only political.
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The difference is that the Demon comes with a warranty.
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Usry believes the nature of the trauma makes a difference.
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What's the difference between an unaccompanied minor and family unit?
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The key difference between a summons and a warning card?
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The big difference is that, well, it comes from Google.
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That's where you can come in to make a difference.
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There is a difference between the first and second half.
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Coming to America was my first awakening to my difference.
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That $33 to $85 difference is nothing new for AMD.
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The difference is what they actually use their purchases for.
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That's the difference between making $25 and $32 per hour.
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Oculus' Go headset arrived this year to split the difference.
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Voting isn't activism, and there's a difference between the two.
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That's where the second current — Democratic mobilization — made a difference.
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What a difference five wonderful guys made in my life.
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How your performance compares to others also makes a difference.
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It's a little thing, but it really makes a difference.
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Q: OK. T.C.: And in fact, look, there's a difference.
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Innovation can help make a difference in several key areas.
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Scientists are also not sure what's causing the color difference.
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How do you understand the difference between neoliberalism and liberalism?
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I think proactive enforcement will make a big difference there.
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What's the difference between really good software and machine learning?
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That's the difference between a good and a great comic.
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It knows the difference between a truth and a lie.
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"That was the difference in the game today," Young said.
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The industry you're talking about will make a difference, too.
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It's a reminder of how much difference a year makes.
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The first lesson taught the difference between weather and climate.
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Ideally, all of this shouldn't make a difference for drivers.
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Pakistan "is going to make a big difference," he repeated.
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After the first surgery, I definitely could see a difference.
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I think that was the difference in the match today.
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He need not be loved to make up the difference.
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But it won't make much difference, just to show respect.
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Otherwise, the only difference appears to be the software platform.
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But Avenell's research argues that the supplements make no difference.
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A younger actor, older actor, it doesn't make a difference.
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Useful, though, could make all the difference in the world.
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The human brain is very good at discerning the difference.
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More from Tonic: Understand the difference between CBD and THC.
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But there was no difference, regardless of the light's direction.
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Each new technology made a profound difference in our lives.
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According to Hill, two simple mechanical adjustments made the difference.
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There's a tremendous difference between the past and the future.
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Another key difference is how the futures contracts will settle.
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There is more than one way to make a difference!
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Your state and local leaders can make a difference too.
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I thought that was the difference in the game offensively.
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That said, policy can certainly make a difference for growth.
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The only difference is, in Star Wars, they get away.
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There is no difference whatever, the results are the same.
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But with one life and death difference: Anne was Jewish.
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The difference is, we're walking in completely and totally deleveraged.
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The difference really boils down to the level of exigency.
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Increasingly, their parents are borrowing to make up the difference.
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The NFIP can make a huge difference in people's lives.
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What's the difference between a signature look and a rut?
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I pay the difference and leave N. a big tip.
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The difference is where we start today on CNN 10.
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"I think it will make a big difference," he added.
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But there was a clear difference between the two communities.
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It's amazing what a difference a few days can make.
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It's that little extra 1 percent that makes a difference.
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The tax credit then fills any difference between those amounts.
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So, what's the difference between them and a venture capitalist?
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There is a big difference: You have much more time.
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Another new trend in shrimp farming might make a difference.
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"The difference in the game was their bench," Malone said.
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What's the difference between obscenely hungover people and feral cats?
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That difference between the two was nearly 60 basis points.
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The biggest difference is now you can drag and drop.
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When you put those things together they make a difference.
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One difference is that we cannot easily see the enemy.
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But how much of a difference does disconnecting actually make?
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Technology isn't ready to step in and tell the difference.
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In stereo pair configuration, the difference is even less noticeable.
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Even a few percentage points can make a staggering difference.
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Only difference is I went through it on national television.
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The difference is folks have the wealth to insulate themselves.
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You will not be able to gauge the difference between .
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The new hardware on the Megablast makes a difference, too.
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It turns out, using the genuine article made a difference.
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Your voice does matter, and it can make a difference.
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Well, what a difference two and a half years make.
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Don't know the difference between supervised and unsupervised artificial intelligence?
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But Thursday's debate exposed a clear difference in immigration policy.
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I found that the difference in grips was pretty negligible.
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Your social class and your rank also made a difference.
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How much of a difference — it is a different question.
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Some years the temperature difference is far greater than others.
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And wow, what a difference a mother's love can make!
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THE PROBLEM IS THAT THAT PATIENT DOESN'T FEEL THE DIFFERENCE.
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"Oh wow, you do have an age difference," Kimmel replied.
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I immediately saw a huge difference in my undereye area.
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Everything can be online, and you'll never feel the difference.
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But Trump refused to acknowledge any empirical or moral difference.
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People are learning the difference between good journalism and bad.
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The primary difference between the share classes is the price.
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The difference now, is the open question of what is
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The difference after today's vote, is that no one will
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But the difference is he has never physically harmed me.
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But the question is, what difference will the few make?
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Half the time, the difference is greater than 40,000 jobs.
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Probably the biggest difference is that there's an actual prize.
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RELATED: Can 50 U.S. troops in Syria make a difference?
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Another big difference between Wisconsin and Indiana: Conservative talk radio.
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There's sometimes a difference in political attitudes and PC attitudes.
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But in actuality, the difference is very difficult to discern.
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We can notice the difference over the past six months.
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First off, let's get to the biggest difference: the processor.
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The main difference is that images take longer to save.
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What a difference two years has made for Patton Oswalt.
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The vast difference in where we are in 2018 vs.
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But there is a critical difference between then and now.
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It's the difference between wet winter and a white winter.
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And the difference isn't just narrative, it's visual and stylistic.
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In 2015 the difference was $58 billion (0.3% of GDP).
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What's the difference between a Breaking Bad and a Gypsy?
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We bet you won't be able to spot the difference.
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Physical characteristics and physical performance did make a difference, however.
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Your decision could be the difference between life and death.
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Sounds cheesy, but research shows it actually makes a difference.
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It makes a big difference in your life and career.
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The main difference, as the name suggests, is the amp.
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If you could afford it, what difference does it make?
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They can make a difference for a patient with psoriasis.
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It's the difference between William Harnett and John F. Peto.
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So, using less coded products can make a huge difference.
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The new look is subtle but makes a huge difference.
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" After prison, White-Harrigan said, "there's a difference about you.
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Today he sees no difference between figurative and monochromatic work.
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Not that existing users will notice much difference at first.
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"Knowing where to look can make the difference," he said.
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It's been a 180 experience — it really makes a difference.
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It really, probably had — it probably made a difference, actually.
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I don't particularly remember a huge difference in user experience.
|
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"The difference between 21% and 30% is huge," Yildirmaz said.
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My first business plan was birthed out of that difference.
|
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Many of these more political superhero movies split the difference.
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In a close race that could make all the difference.
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That New Zealand's provision is paid makes a big difference.
|
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Do you know the difference between sound editing and mixing?
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Let's take the questions of gender difference and sexual orientation.
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Hemp could make a huge difference in everyday products, certainly.
|
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A key difference from the '80s downturn is expanding households.
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"It would have made no difference at all," he said.
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There's a subtle, but distinct, difference between the two offerings.
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There was a difference between invention and innovation, he said.
|
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The biggest difference is the lack of a 2128 hinge.
|
|
What the difference between a pledged delegate and unpledged delegate?
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This difference may matter less than one might expect, however.
|
|
There is now also yet another key difference with Syndergaard.
|
|
Baseball experts talk about the difference between pitching and throwing.
|
|
But there's a difference: Once created, ETFs trade like stocks.
|
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"It's a fact that we make a difference," she said.
|
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The difference between the control group is maintained over time.
|
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It makes such a difference having the sun come in.
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Hopefully youve noticed a difference," Baltierra responded with, "I have!
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The stark difference in responses can be seen in Florida.
|
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Compared to 60Hz, this screen really makes a big difference.
|
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It is critical, though, to understand the difference between fats.
|
|
But when you can convert, it makes all the difference.
|
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Both approaches suggested that third parties didn't make the difference.
|
|
Gigantic numbers of streams help make the difference for Ultra.
|
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Being different means you make the difference, so F#$& 'em!
|
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I was raised to do something, to make a difference.
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We can only hope your reporting can make a difference.
|
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"The New Zealanders have made a real difference," said Lorenzetti.
|
|
The key difference between the two appears to be design.
|
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I don't see the difference in age as an obstacle.
|
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Another difference relates to the driving mechanics of a motorcycle.
|
|
But beginning in early 2015, a pronounced difference was seen.
|
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You know, 25 basis points doesn't make a difference there.
|
|
So how did the two reconcile their difference of opinion?
|
|
But there's a difference: The cigarette has been edited out.
|
|
One simple way to express the difference might be this.
|
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After all, no one else seemed to notice the difference.
|
|
This could make a difference in a worst case scenario.
|
|
They'd say, we make the difference we want to see.
|
|
Volunteering on a regular basis can make a significant difference.
|
|
This is another area where Blue might make a difference.
|
|
You and your beautiful song have made such a difference.
|
|
AXELROD: But there are people who do make a difference.
|
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So, do you know the difference between risk and return?
|
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It doesn't know the difference between you and anyone else!
|
|
Clearly there's a processing power difference between the different systems.
|
|
I'm interested in drawing attention to the difference in patterns.
|
|
But they really make a big difference in your travels.
|
|
It's the difference between Chambers of Shaolin and Liquid Swords.
|
|
For starters, what's the difference between six and three months?
|
|
The only difference is the band in all those watches.
|
|
The difference between House and Senate plans have be reconciled.
|
|
The most notable difference is its massive 5,000 mAh battery.
|
|
What is the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault?
|
|
Add fresh cream to make up the difference if needed.
|
|
The main difference is how quickly the symptoms come on.
|
|
There's also a revealing difference in temperament seen in Sen.
|
|
That's really such a great way to make a difference.
|
|
The average Lebanese citizen may not notice much difference, though.
|
|
But individual donations are unlikely to make up the difference.
|
|
The difference is perhaps more profound than has been acknowledged.
|
|
What's the difference between a terrorist cell and a militia?
|
|
It got us thinking: What the heck is the difference?
|
|
The difference is the administration's creation of an expedited docket.
|
|
I don't know if I see much of a difference.
|
|
The Best way to Make a Difference is to Vote.
|
|
What's the difference between a mudslide, landslide, or debris flow?
|
|
But Mueller saying it live on camera made a difference.
|
|
The new legislation officially acknowledges the difference between the two.
|
|
Oh, what difference does at this point does it make?
|
|
The greater the length difference, the more impact you'll get.
|
|
Its people are making a striking difference the world over.
|
|
But it wasn't Republicans who made the difference for Trump.
|
|
But the difference is probably also down to job security.
|
|
The biggest difference between fighting here versus her native country?
|
|
The difference is that Chuck sees the people he's hurting.
|
|
There's also a significant price difference between the two devices.
|
|
A lot of times, that makes a really big difference.
|
|
Whether it will ultimately make a difference is not clear.
|
|
You can see a little visualization of the difference below.
|
|
So how do you tell the difference between the two?
|
|
Of course, this was a phone call with a difference.
|
|
Let's start with the difference between Mac and iOS apps.
|
|
Despite all the similarities, there's still one massively important difference.
|
|
The biggest difference is that these new ones are sweatproof.
|
|
The difference is that you can now have a squad.
|
|
The difference is that now the target audience is everyone.
|
|
If I had, it would have made all the difference.
|
|
So Mr Trump's announcement makes little difference on the ground.
|
|
That's where the difference comes in -- communication in real time.
|
|
The difference in bond prices between the index's 3 p.m.
|
|
The difference between the dominant and submissive objects is extreme.
|
|
Not everyone will taste the difference, but an expert does.
|
|
"The free trade agreement makes a big difference," he said.
|
|
Another difference is that our show started as a podcast.
|
|
In the next three years, though, the difference was stark.
|
|
On the street it is 360 - a 55 naira difference.
|
|
They are fabulous, but will this make a difference, Congressman?
|
|
"You won't see much difference," opined French driver Romain Grosjean.
|
|
Jennifer Finney Boylan: How will we react to 'difference' now?
|
|
But this is where price might make a big difference.
|
|
The only difference will be you'll waste a lot more.
|
|
"Our commitment is to make a real difference," she adds.
|
|
For another, corporations won't want you to notice the difference.
|
|
But what's the difference between being wealthy and being greedy?
|
|
Where it can make a difference is on the timing.
|
|
Everybody says that it can make such a huge difference.
|
|
Valencia, with 15, climbed above Atletico Madrid on goal difference.
|
|
Is there a pricing technique that would make a difference?
|
|
But there's a big difference in how they come across.
|
|
And it makes a huge difference in getting us invested.
|
|
The biggest difference was how much creative responsibility there is.
|
|
But without a stopwatch handy, you'd never know the difference.
|
|
"And that's the difference between me and Trump," she said.
|
|
There's little difference in the hardware between the two Portals.
|
|
It's about the audible difference between analog and digital sound.
|
|
The difference stems from a change in the time frame.
|
|
But it's hard to see what difference that has made.
|
|
Even simplifying the instructions voters are given makes a difference.
|
|
What is the difference between "principal officer" and "inferior officer"?
|
|
Of course, the difference is that Trump broke no laws.
|
|
I asked them about the difference between the two schools.
|
|
The more noticeable difference will be new colors for 2018.
|
|
And that will make a difference in the years ahead.
|
|
Another difference is the time customers' funds are locked up.
|
|
And the difference between believing and disbelieving a specific proposition.
|
|
But it's the small details that make all the difference.
|
|
A simple style shell really would've made all the difference.
|
|
They represent the difference between old money and new money.
|
|
That's the difference, and that's where we've got to get.
|
|
The difference this made in my own life is indescribable.
|
|
If you'd never known, would it have made a difference?
|
|
"It's a careers event with a difference, basically," she says.
|
|
You never change cars, so you'd never know the difference.
|
|
That's also created a difference in feel, texture, and performance.
|
|
Perhaps greater financial stress at home had made the difference.
|
|
If so, this would make a big difference to policy.
|
|
However, it'd be best to experience the difference in person.
|
|
"The correct answer was, 'There is no difference,'" he said.
|
|
That's where Musiio is hoping to help make a difference.
|
|
However, some experts think this difference is overblown as important.
|
|
It's obvious our efforts made no difference for our clients.
|
|
The difference is I have a license to do this.
|
|
Sometimes the smallest change can make a world of difference.
|
|
You can see the biggest difference in the following charts.
|
|
"There's a difference between healthy skepticism ... and disparagement," Clapper said.
|
|
But without him, there was a significant difference in energy.
|
|
You know, I learned the difference between uneducated and unintelligent.
|
|
D.B. The difference is that one has a brain [laughs].
|
|
And then the big difference is how the propulsion works.
|
|
" JH: "I think there's a difference in the process, too.
|
|
There is also a crucial difference between the two companies.
|
|
When Gillum is there, it can make all the difference.
|
|
It was a big difference for him to be president.
|
|
You could buy a decent phone for the difference alone.
|
|
Yet what is the real, practical difference between the two?
|
|
Providing education about clinical trials can make a measurable difference.
|
|
The American charges against him point to one notable difference.
|
|
What's the difference between making that and producing pop music?
|
|
Regaining his papers would make all the difference, he says.
|
|
Our research suggests that most people can't hear any difference.
|
|
That little extra bit of data makes a big difference.
|
|
For a day or two, I didn't notice a difference.
|
|
But back to the international magazines making a big difference.
|
|
Will all of this make a difference at the midterms?
|
|
We can seize this incredible moment and make a difference.
|
|
It can make a difference even in the hardest circumstances.
|
|
We know there's a difference between loneliness and being alone.
|
|
But again, Charlie, does the president make the difference there?
|
|
Y'all are going to be able to tell the difference.
|
|
And that in and of itself could make a difference.
|
|
LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - What a difference a month can make.
|
|
Everybody that's making a difference is going to have critics.
|
|
Could they tell the difference between this and the Marsayliss?
|
|
That's the difference between me and Max Cooper, I guess.
|
|
The animals had to detect the difference between the screens.
|
|
It's on the way, so doesn't really make a difference.
|
|
So that's about a $26 or $217 difference, at most.
|
|
The difference between the two comes to only about $100.
|
|
Turns out that makes all the difference in the world.
|
|
The biggest difference is the gravitational field on the surface.
|
|
But I have a sharp difference of opinion with him.
|
|
But don't mistake this as a mere difference in worldview.
|
|
Marine biologist Peltier agrees that cameras could make a difference.
|
|
They'll pause, but not stop, and the difference is important.
|
|
You probably don't know what a big difference you've made.
|
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I will reveal it, and it will make a difference.
|
|
A week certainly made a big difference for both teams.
|
|
Instead, she splits the difference between lambasting and humanizing him.
|
|
Literally the only difference is that it won't be illegal.
|
|
So what's the difference between a nutritionist and an RDN?
|
|
The major difference between the standard Premiere and Premiere Plus?
|
|
It's important to articulate this difference and analyze it now.
|
|
"There is one difference which you could draw," Nadler said.
|
|
What difference, if any, does it make to the way
|
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There's a huge difference between giving up and letting go.
|
|
But for babies that small, every day makes a difference.
|
|
If we had decided, it doesn't really make any difference.
|
|
So what's the difference, and which one should Twitter be?
|
|
Do you know the difference between a hotel and motel?
|
|
"It's time for us to make a difference," Dern said.
|
|
They make a difference in the southside of Des Moines.
|
|
BECAUSE THIS FIRST PART WE'RE TALKING ABOUT A SMALL DIFFERENCE.
|
|
The moment I opened the app, the difference felt immediate.
|
|
We don't need Facebook ads calling out our supposed difference.
|
|
The walk outwards from both cities' centres adumbrates the difference.
|
|
When it comes to the EU, this difference is everything.
|
|
When that movement mobilizes here, that will make the difference.
|
|
And he was interested in the difference between these phenomena.
|
|
The difference in this case ... putting her son in danger.
|
|
It is also a difference capable of easy mathematical quantification.
|
|
As for the difference ... Kristina's injuries were way more serious.
|
|
The difference is roughly the same in the United States.
|
|
But growing representation, community, and awareness make a profound difference.
|
|
But you're making a difference for other girls and women!
|
|
What's the biggest difference you see between tourists and locals?
|
|
The only difference this time is, he wasn't actually there.
|
|
His supporters could make the difference for Clinton or Sanders.
|
|
Bernie Sanders -- making O'Malley's voters potential difference-makers Monday night.
|
|
It's very big difference when you're healthy or not healthy.
|
|
Arrows point to difference between 18800 El Niño and 2450.
|
|
"There is a difference between appropriation and appreciation," she wrote.
|
|
And the opportunity that they have to make a difference.
|
|
They haven't found a difference, but they're not upset yet.
|
|
"Dispersion" is the investing term for performance difference between sectors.
|
|
The difference is, you're complex, and very few characters are.
|
|
There's another big difference between the two space tourism companies.
|
|
It's a lot different and I'm excited about that difference.
|
|
If more people say hello, it makes a huge difference.
|
|
Ah, what difference does it make when you're in love?
|
|
Two percent of DNA is all the difference there is.
|
|
"I think that is the absolute difference here," Daly said.
|
|
Aside from price, is there any real difference in taste?
|
|
In most cases, that's a difference of at least $1000.
|
|
However, having genuine, honest, people around you makes a difference.
|
|
He was eager to make a difference and he did.
|
|
Half an hour can't make much of a difference, right?
|
|
There's one more key difference between Abe's and Xi's stay.
|
|
So now you know, one arm makes all the difference.
|
|
Be sure people know the difference between analysis and commentary.
|
|
By the Renaissance, that mystique gave way to fearsome difference.
|
|
This difference in real yields is particularly striking in Germany.
|
|
It doesn't make any difference if it does or not.
|
|
So there's no doubt that Independents can make a difference.
|
|
But what's the difference between Sound Design and Sound Editing?
|
|
Read: What's the Difference Between a Leaker and a Whistleblower?
|
|
ESMA also has temporary curbs on contracts for difference (CFDs).
|
|
"We noticed an immediate difference in her," her mother said.
|
|
"I want to create something amazing and make a difference."
|
|
The most obvious difference is the view of the Sun.
|
|
The biggest difference users will notice is the battery boost.
|
|
"I didn't expect it to make a difference," he says.
|
|
But I would just tell you there is a difference.
|
|
The big difference comes in how portable the 285 is.
|
|
The difference between Level 2 and Level 4 is immense.
|
|
Rarely does it feel as if it'll make a difference.
|
|
As for that difference ... Wendi really paints a scary picture.
|
|
There is no difference between cooking and pursuing Buddha's way.
|
|
"That kind of focus from her will make a difference."
|
|
Actions speak louder than words, so GO MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
|
|
And what's the difference between a caucus and a primary?
|
|
So the timing really would make a big difference here.
|
|
They saw London as safe and open, celebrating difference, welcoming.
|
|
Would it make a difference if more clergy came out?
|
|
The only difference, he says, is which drugs people choose.
|
|
That's an average of a four run difference per game!
|
|
THUMP: What's the fundamental difference between Britain and the Netherlands?
|
|
Some of that difference may be because of increased partisanship.
|
|
The most noticeable difference between the two is the design.
|
|
But what about the small idea that makes a difference?
|
|
There's a difference between the i8 and the NSX, though.
|
|
What's the difference between UK and US rappers in general?
|
|
What does the difference in the ham sandwiches represent, exactly?
|
|
It's a seemingly minor intervention — but it's made a difference.
|
|
Until you fight somebody it don't really make a difference.
|
|
And a simple change in terms made all the difference.
|
|
Whether she runs or not, she's already making a difference.
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Mariah Carey knows that good lighting makes all the difference.
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The difference is that here, they're supposed to get hacked.
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The difference, called "spread," ends up in the PBMs' pockets.
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It ordered lenders to repay the difference and offer compensation.
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Of course there is a difference between rationality and morality.
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What the hell is the difference between "mission" and "values"?
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Cut spending in all other areas and invest the difference.
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Those can make a difference in a tight job market.
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That small difference in temperature matters a lot out there.
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The difference of who prevails often boils down to brand.
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But harness them to make a difference in the world.
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The difference perhaps is that, this time, America means it.
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It doesn't make any difference towards reduction of their debt.
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For developing countries it makes a great deal of difference.
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