People dressed differently, ate differently, wrote differently, did everything differently.
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They react differently, they spend differently, they may invest differently, they may run their businesses differently.
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Sizemore said her personalities dressed differently, talked differently, ate differently.
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Fighters are striking differently, moving differently, training and eating differently.
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We approach life differently, spend money differently, wake up in the morning differently.
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Every woman recovers differently, feeds her child differently, and feels differently emotionally after her own individual pregnancy.
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"Clearly Mr. Bannon's being treated differently; differently by the White House and differently by the majority," Schiff said.
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People are living differently, meeting people differently, communicating with their friends in a different way, going outside less, sleeping differently.
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They see the world differently, and so they fight differently.
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In order to think differently, you have to read differently.
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They think so differently, and they answer questions so differently.
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No, but I know what I would have done differently and who I would have chosen differently, people I would have chosen differently.
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Lesbians may not need to behave differently to be treated differently.
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If they see them differently, then they will treat them differently.
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Everything is a bonus and I see tennis differently, my life differently.
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Not only is she dressing differently, she's conducting herself differently in interviews.
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The CPI and PCE are constructed differently and perform differently over time.
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Millennials live differently from the last generation, and we eat differently, too.
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When people are under surveillance, they act differently, but how do you measure whether they are acting differently and to what extent they're acting differently?
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But "if you want to do things differently or create unique differentiated value, you have to be comfortable in thinking differently and doing differently," Isokauppila says.
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Not only do we look differently but we serve and we fight differently.
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So, the consumer is thinking differently, they're buying differently," he told "Power Lunch.
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I sing differently every 15 minutes of the day because I feel differently.
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When those teams are on the field, they look differently and play differently.
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Did that make you view your neighbors differently, your community differently after that?
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We not only look different, but we serve differently and we act differently.
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I might react differently to different sounds, but overall I don't approach anything differently.
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We want people to engage differently with history and think differently about these issues.
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People watch television differently — not news or business, but entertainment they watch very differently.
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But I think most CEOs -- I think a lot of people can say we feel differently about immigration, we feel differently about -- Charlottesville, we feel differently about DACA.
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In my utopia, where you're valuing things differently, we would value care work very differently.
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Otherwise, if you start treating differently then Europe will have to treat differently American banks.
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And it's a system that treats you differently, dramatically differently, depending upon where you're from.
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Their immune systems are different, their brains function differently and their bodies are structured differently.
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They dress differently, they think differently, they speak broken Spanish and they dream in English.
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"Different bacteria and fungi affect different diseases differently, and affect different children differently," he said.
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Depending on what you ate, it would taste differently, and you would prepare it differently.
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Not only are emoji designed differently across smartphone platforms, but people interpret the same emoji differently.
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Your successful friends think differently, speak differently and work 10 times harder than your loser friends.
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"Men relate to Disney differently, and Disney relates to men differently," he wrote back to me.
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Audio experts have said the reason people hear it differently is because everyone hears frequencies differently.
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Also, we need the world to look differently and I need my world to look differently.
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Yes, alcohol always affects the body differently, and each person reacts differently based on external factors.
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And it reinforces the message that if you're Aboriginal, you'll be seen differently or treated differently.
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But there's also going to be an emerging segment who wants to interact differently and discover differently.
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"She asked not to be treated differently, so we didn't treat her differently," he told Fox 13.
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And it reinforces the message that, if you're Aboriginal, you'll be seen differently or be treated differently.
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But if China helps us, I feel a lot differently toward trade, a lot differently toward trade.
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"Men need to learn to think differently about girls, and to act differently towards girls," she said.
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They parent differently from their parents — and run their lives differently too Everyone loves to hate millennials.
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I wish he would have handled it differently, but I'm sure he wishes he had handled it differently.
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Every insurance company prices these differently, and will look at a variety of factors and weigh them differently.
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I was asked to treat my female employees and male employees differently and likewise white and minority differently.
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"He wonders if people actually see him differently now, or if he's just seeing himself differently," Russo writes.
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When people start to hear what happened, people start to look at you differently or treat you differently.
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One strategy might be to talk about climate change differently — to "frame" it differently, in the current jargon.
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Because standardized tests often drive instruction, it's hard to expect teachers to teach differently unless students are tested differently.
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White Americans and black Americans perceive life differently, they live life differently and they get different forms of justice.
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In order to stop treating ISPs differently the FCC is doubling down on treating one industry differently than another.
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We own stocks because they behave differently than bonds, and international stocks because they behave differently than U.S. companies.
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You hold your head up with a hat on and you smile differently, and you carry your handbag differently.
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It looks a bit like Concorde if you squint but the fuselage is differently shaped, the wings are differently shaped.
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It means owning multiple asset classes that behave differently in various market conditions and respond differently to various economic events.
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Schizophrenics responded differently to the blots than manic-depressives, and both responded differently than the people who were "normal" controls.
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This one is too, but it's more importantly about how to do things differently, and why you should do them differently.
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The violence in both Joker and John Wick is expressed differently, shot differently, and couched in different situations and moral universes.
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I do think male and female directors often, and not always, but we can experience emotion differently and interpret performance differently.
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" Arora said he made Zikr, "not only so that people look at Muslims differently, but look at all religious people differently.
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She also couldn't shake the worry that "people were going to look at me differently, act differently toward me," she said.
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"I wished that certain doctrines would have come out differently, and I wished that things had been communicated differently," she says.
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"If China helps us, I feel a lot differently toward trade, a lot differently toward trade," he told reporters on Thursday.
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"We're nuts if we don't say that we have to do things differently when people are reading us differently," he told me.
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The system must reconfigure itself for each new user, since just as everyone speaks a bit differently, all ASL users sign differently.
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Hillary Clinton is a woman, and her ambition and drive are treated differently from other politicians', as Barack Obama's was treated differently.
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Just as a photographer sees things differently through the lens of a camera, I see them differently when I have a microphone.
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" Mohamed ElShorbagy, the current men's world champion, said: "It is not what he does differently, because pretty much he does everything differently.
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And Mark has to make his mark on that company, Mark has to make his mark, which means he's the new CEO, he's going to do things differently, and in doing things differently definitionally, do things differently from my choices.
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In the last week alone, there's been a wave of reported hate crimes targeting people who love differently, look different, and pray differently.
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They like the normal way things are done, it's just they watch it differently or they consume it differently, I would say. Yeah.
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The head of operations may see things differently than the head of sales, who may see things differently than the head of finance.
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FM radio and SiriusXM are treated completely differently from streaming services like Spotify, and even more bizarrely, they're treated differently from each other.
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It will speak to me differently, or I'll hear it differently — a rare quality in a world too easily closed off from growth.
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Kahan and his colleagues put "scientific curiosity" to more tests to see if the science-curious not only thought differently but behaved differently.
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The question that burns in my mind is this: If we are forced to live differently, can we be inspired to think differently?
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All of that, though, pales in comparison with how differently Trump and Bush view foreign policy — and how differently they talk about it.
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I would say that it would be good to know that you're doing it for the small screen before you do it, not after, because you would shoot it differently, you would do the VFX differently, you'd do the sound design differently.
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So not only do women react differently to some drugs than men, they might also react differently depending on whether they're premenstrual or not.
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Right now, he's holding onto Kim Scott's "Radical Candor," which he said "inspired me to view things differently and my role as leader differently."
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This is not an argument for treating incidents of domestic violence differently than other crimes; rather, it's an argument to stop treating them differently.
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This is not an argument for treating incidents of domestic violence differently than other crimes; rather, it's an argument to stop treating them differently.
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Obviously the rules were different and that he would have done something perhaps differently today or that he would say something differently about it today.
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If he wants something done differently, he should order that it be done differently, with serious reflection, through proper channels and in the proper form.
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"As we engaged with the web scalers, it was clear that we had to approach them differently and do business with them differently," Robbins said.
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All veterans return from combat changed in some way, they all handle it differently; and they all handle transition out of the service differently, too.
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You might see it differently, and someone else might differently still, and no Redditor will ever beat the final boss level and unlock the answer.
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And she doesn't treat me differently than any other client, so I don't think she would allow anyone to treat me differently than any other client.
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It also seeks injunctions to prevent the district from adopting policies that treat transgender boys differently from other boys and transgender girls differently from other girls.
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Everyone has someone that they've met, or had a situation where they look back and ask, 'What would have happened differently if I had done something differently?
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It's about using our feet to unite people around the world to use water differently, to think about water differently and to work together to save water.
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We just wondered if there were ways in which men and women operate differently, especially because there's a lot of research on men and women communicating differently.
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Such big subjects didn't come up in the Zuckerberg hearings because socially wealthy and socially poor people experience Facebook differently and perceive reality and social problems differently.
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But they do think about how those clothes reach the end user in different ways, and they do talk about them differently, and see their roles differently.
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That's part of the thinking on this idea of neurodiversity; that we do better when we mix people who think differently or are wired a bit differently.
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Why Democrats and Republicans feel so differently about the economy Why Democrats and Republicans feel so differently about the economy Economics used to be about the facts.
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For steps, some devices treat hand movements differently, so if people wave their hands a lot during the day, they might get credited differently depending on the device.
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Since iOS and Android render emoji differently, characters appear differently on both devices and Android users were previously unable to see some emoji that iOS users could see.
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They chose a kind of midpoint in the range of alternatives ... It could have been handled differently, should have been handled differently, but it's not an utter catastrophe.
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Always stay positive, and don't ever feel like somebody's going to treat you differently, or look at you different or talk to you differently because of your gender.
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She's trying to encourage an eyes-wide-open approach to mortality, because, the thinking goes, if you know how to die differently, you'll be able to live differently.
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Of course, phones are much more than a laundry list of specs, and I'm quite sure that Xiaomi and Samsung's cameras, in particular, will perform differently, perhaps very differently.
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This new movement causes the photons to scatter differently than they would under natural circumstances, which is why it makes the object appear differently, rather than just getting brighter.
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We have technologies now that could let our economy work differently, where we could use those technologies and manage them in a way that let our economy work differently.
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You see the place that you're visiting differently, but you also see your place in the world differently — our time in South Africa really put our lives into perspective.
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One element that perhaps contributes most to why wine is confusing: Every country regulates wine differently — and names its wines differently — so there's very little consistency across the world.
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The other thing that we're seeing, too, is there's a converging of ... Before, the social media worked differently than the communications team, which worked differently than the marketing team.
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Every story — be it a novel, movie or TV show — is full of forking paths: points at which characters could have chosen differently and events could have unfolded differently.
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I was never able to identify a patient zero who made it accepted wisdom that, in the sovereign citizen movement, you needed to write your name differently and dress differently.
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"I've definitely learned so much about how these two characters use breath differently, how they use resonance differently, and these are the touchstones I grab onto every night," he said.
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My parents know the trauma of war first-hand, and they've been coping with this recent escalation between the U.S. and Iran differently from me and differently from each other.
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"I had no idea what it looked like to do it differently; Senator Gillibrand is doing it differently," said Ms. Palmieri, who has discussed Ms. Gillibrand's presidential ambitions with her.
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There's experiences that you can create that can maybe put people in other people's shoes to realize maybe they can treat people differently, think differently about how they treat people.
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" But another user defines the term differently: "Kim Kardashian.
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Since different assets perform differently in various circumstances - i.e.
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" He explains: "I was angry – but everybody grieves differently.
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" Trump added, however, "A lot of Republicans feel differently.
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Mark and I saw things a little bit differently . . .
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" She explained: "Dreams are experienced differently by different people.
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The people that think they ... I'll put it differently.
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Read these stories next: Recount: Science Says THIS Is The Best Age To Get Married 7 Things Happy Couples Do Differently 9 Stunning Photos Of Differently Abled Women Taking Back The Beach
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When you say he wanted to do things differently, tell us precisely what he said to you, why he wants to do things differently and why you concluded that didn't include you.
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Political scientists, such as Gary Jacobson, argued Gen Z and millennial generations have been socialized into politics differently, especially during the Obama presidency, so that they view politics differently than previous generations.
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I was interested in taking the framework that we had and seeing what we could do differently, what we could approach differently, what things we could build off that we had already done.
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VICE: Because World has certainly been the most popular entry among Western audiences, is there anything you've noticed about the way Western audiences play the game differently, or what they're interested in differently?
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I am not your typical academic, so I've had to learn that just because I talk differently or dress differently than some of my older, white, and male colleagues, I still deserve respect.
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Read these stories next: 7 Things Happy Couples Do Differently 9 Stunning Photos Of Differently Abled Women Taking Back The Beach This Viral Photo Reveals A Breast Cancer Symptom You Might Not Know
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But for the hippies it wasn't enough to grow the food differently; it had to be sold and distributed differently, too, which meant networks of buying clubs and co-ops and farmer's markets.
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When world events walk in, these countries all react differently.
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It may be that things work differently in other countries.
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Race being socially constructed, things work differently in different places.
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Yet locals on the Six Acres estate see things differently.
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The person I am now would definitely do it differently.
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For the record, I loved them all, though each differently.
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I don't think there's anything we could have done differently.
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J.M. Faleel, a Muslim autorickshaw driver in Colombo feels differently.
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Had he landed differently, medical expenses might have ruined him.
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Why do Republicans and Democrats seem to govern so differently?
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Or if I were this character, would I react differently?
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She claims the conversation reads differently that it went down.
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When he came to town, people wouldn't treat him differently.
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"Firefighters are looked at differently than police officers," she says.
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I don't know why we have to treat them differently.
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There's not an obvious one because coffee behaves quite differently.
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It refuses to treat today differently than any other day.
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It's just that it manifests itself differently in different places.
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Everyone sees the world differently and has their own perception.
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But other parts of the brain might act quite differently.
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"I did do things differently," said Underwood of his season.
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You roll the dice and watch it come out differently.
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Check it out ... he remembers things much differently than Heather.
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There are certain things about the film I remember differently.
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They are very, very different, the president treats them differently.
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Isabella never answers, and different productions interpret her silence differently.
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Where Gypsy is almost desperate for things to go differently.
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Volunteering with UNICEF has made Chopra see the world differently.
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Also beware that RMDs for inherited accounts are calculated differently.
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People ask me, 'Do you do photo shoot makeup differently?
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I need to act differently than I've ever acted before.
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If you've been too idealistic, you'll see things differently now.
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NOW, WE'VE GOT TO BRING THOSE STORES TO LIFE DIFFERENTLY.
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"You do it differently because you've evolved," she told PeopleStyle.
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And you can really see how people treat you differently.
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I knew I could have handled some management situations differently.
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When the rules were first announced, other manufacturers responded differently.
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He believes cities will be organized differently as a result.
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People of good faith can see an unprecedented situation differently.
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Obama, of course, sees his foreign policy legacy quite differently.
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She looks at me differently when I am made up.
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The problem is that each agency defines sex crimes differently.
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And why should we expect Ivanka to behave any differently?
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Well, I like to think about it a bit differently.
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If Oedipus could have gone differently, then what's to stop
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At a mechanical level I would have done things differently.
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We'll use the raw_input function again, but a bit differently.
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Hallie, what do you think you need to do differently?
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Sweden, the tweet is saying, does things a little differently.
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What would you do differently if you could redo it?
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"I'm not sure that O'Zell sees me differently," she says.
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It followed that Mr Trump would have to do differently.
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Plus, different people might respond to frequencies differently, says Greenberg.
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MATHISEN: WHAT WOULD YOU DO DIFFERENTLY THAN THEY ARE DOING?
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Amazon's business model will also encourage regulators to think differently.
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But the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (CCA) thought differently.
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Will I feel differently when I listen to it again?
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Those two colossal cultural forces ended quite differently for fans.
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And each athlete handles the writing process a bit differently.
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With the black lipstick on, I started comporting myself differently.
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I also believe a younger generation sees the issue differently.
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We'd do this differently next time: Splurge for a suite!
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It's also dangerous to deny that they affect men differently.
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But even in China, the film is being interpreted differently.
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Here's what scientists say about why we hear them differently.
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So, to modify them, we can just paint them differently.
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"You see it differently when you live here," Larsen said.
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Did they perform their jobs differently than their male counterparts?
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Is there anything you would do differently with your career?
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But this made me look at things a lot differently.
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Phrased differently, we don't consciously decide to act a fool.
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In retrospect, is there anything you would have done differently?
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Barbara's farm operates differently to many others in this township.
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This pen works totally differently from anything I've ever used.
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He thought differently than most Army general officers I knew.
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Are there things you wish you would have done differently?
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Some researchers have countered that lncRNAs evolve differently than proteins.
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Q. Do Chinese fans view "Star Wars" differently than others?
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The opposition Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn sees things differently.
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Cordero said he sees things differently than Sharpton and Brown.
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If I could go back, I would do it differently.
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Looking back, would you do anything differently during the challenge?
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" After Seifert's statement, another employee jumped in: "We ... feel differently.
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The believers are twofold, and the two groups grate differently.
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Spectre approaches the fundamentals of long exposure a bit differently.
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But by the billions, a billion people all walk differently.
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I see the role of digital media a little differently.
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But such delays would play out differently for each chamber.
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Another finding was that taxi drivers treat the sexes differently.
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Kids appreciate things differently and aren't burdened by outside influences.
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The reality is every student learns a little bit differently.
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If you feel differently, I'm sure you'll let me know.
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Everyone faces the temptation to treat friends and enemies differently.
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If you played again, how would you do it differently?
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Each of us may respond differently to these social experiences.
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It is one thing to ask China to behave differently.
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Did you approach the material any differently this time around?
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People behave very differently behind the screen than in person.
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For consumers, the digital you will evolve a little differently.
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What exactly should the German government do differently on Brexit?
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Would the court have decided differently without the mass scrutiny?
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I don't think I could have done it any differently.
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Millennials, once again, are doing things differently than prior generations.
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Still, China's unicorns will need to grow differently in future.
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David Goldbloom of the University of Toronto sees things differently.
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Stated differently, OPEC has declared a truce on oil prices.
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A shock to your system helps you see everything differently.
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I had no idea that he saw things so differently.
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Is there anything that you wish the films did differently?
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Reading the data differently, in other words, suggested less effectiveness.
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But different officers are going to perceive a threat differently.
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The different absorption rates causes the food to fold differently.
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And differently abled people deserve more representation in the media.
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What's less clear is what Cruz plans to do differently.
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I think a lot differently now than I used to.
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Do the boy characters dress differently than the girl characters?
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You try to say, 'What would I have done differently?
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Bijan: Has it made you think about journalism any differently?
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It's the only reason that I'm treated differently right now.
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Will police treat people differently because of their political opinions?
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I don't think I could have done this project differently.
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And if they had different doctrines, they would behave differently.
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So the DNA stays the same; it's just behaving differently.
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Are people also paid differently based on their sexual orientation?
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The latest restrictions apply differently to travellers from eight countries.
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Rinaudo talks about Zipline a little differently than his colleagues.
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"The crime is treated differently than other crimes," she says.
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Definitely, there would have been some things we did differently.
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Though the weather may say differently, fall is actually here.
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Why does Apple treat iCloud differently from the phone itself?
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It's an obvious action that says we're doing things differently.
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Mr. Trump is proud of doing it differently this time.
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She does things differently, and people love her for it.
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The only thing I'd do differently is bring more sunscreen.
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It is very common, but each person experiences it differently.
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"He's doing some things a little bit differently," Melvin said.
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I looked at it differently than I ever had before.
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"I perform very differently," Arthur says of doing acoustic performances.
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"People are just consuming the Games differently now," Lumme said.
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The president, of course, saw the matter a little differently.
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It's a new generation, and everybody wants to dress differently.
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Whether it deals with them differently is not yet known.
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China has solved this problem differently than American companies have.
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Are we going to start treating all Muslim Americans differently?
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It also takes thinking about production a little bit differently.
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Mark DeSaulnier, looking directly at the executive, saw it differently.
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Are certain racial groups, neighborhoods, age groups being treated differently?
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I mean, like I said, he never treated me differently.
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Unaccompanied children asylum claims are handled differently than adults are.
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The second is we want to run the company differently.
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Why would government workers be treated differently from everyone else?
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Has that made you think differently about being an author?
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Could we be downloading content that could portray ourselves differently?
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Did men and women react differently to the initial complaint?
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These are states that are changing very differently than Missouri.
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It still feels like he'd go about it differently, though.
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However, according to Gibson, the situation unfolded a little differently.
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Freund says that means only they get their funding differently.
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Now I view it very differently than I did before.
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And as a result, they perform differently on cognitive tests.
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"It's the same lifetime ban, just dressed differently," Hayes says.
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It's because of how people treated him for looking differently.
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"The bank may very well treat consumers differently," Alix said.
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By nature of their good looks, people treat them differently.
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Did you approach this album differently from your first two?
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This exercise in body positivity challenged her to think differently.
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Did you prepare Hedonism any differently than your previous work?
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This one just takes a chance on doing things differently.
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And there are a few things they are doing differently.
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What else did you do differently over those seven years?
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Sydney Kamen looks at soap differently than most people do.
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All these things experience and interact with the world differently.
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But are the widespread sightings affecting children differently than adults?
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Well, this year we're approaching Singles Awareness Day very differently.
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"Peter is characterized quite differently in this book," explains Hanks.
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My parents and two older brothers never treated me differently.
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Looking back, is there something you wish you'd done differently?
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Jeff Flake for his seat, felt differently about Trump's visit.
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The approach doesn't actually require engineers to do anything differently.
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What did you want to do differently with this one?
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It's scary going anywhere, and you look at places differently.
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The impact of measuring things differently can be very significant.
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Mo Fiorina, a political scientist at Stanford, sees it differently.
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He saw us very differently from who we really are.
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We knew the president was going to do things differently.
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So how could he have been expected to behave differently?
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The students and United American Patriots approach the issue differently.
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It says "THEBLACK" in all capitals, but differently weighted typefaces.
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Yael: I'm trying to think what Olivia could've done differently.
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The rub is that we each define "repeal" very differently.
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But despite their overarching similarities, the two play very differently.
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While her evening went differently, it inspires a similar sentiment.
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But it rose differently in the two years in question.
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If it happens, it's going to happen later and differently.
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In a calmer moment you will look at this differently.
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Harris' record and the other candidates in the field differently.
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Members of the media have reported on specific shootings differently.
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Would they be treated differently because of their former status?
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Though this is still being developed and may work differently.
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Needless to say, Honnold's brain is wired differently than most.
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Had it been otherwise, things might have turned out differently.
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But the thing we're doing differently is we're shopping online.
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Is there anything you would do differently in your career?
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Still, it does make you think about home ownership differently.
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The base reacts But outside Washington, things often appear differently.
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What will you try to do differently on Saturday night?
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Things could have turned out very differently, and almost did.
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The shareholders pushing the initiative feel differently, despite low support.
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We'd do this differently next time: Try breakfast at Floret.
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As a result, is going to act differently, Brown said.
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But then script has the scene play out slightly differently.
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It was not hearing differently; it was only hearing better.
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Each industry will fare differently, and numerous assumptions were made.
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The result, she hopes, will be in them governing differently.
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But Sanders also engaged with Muslims differently than Clinton did.
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Certainly, the two imagined the job of first lady differently.
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Minneapolis This city does things a bit differently than most.
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But that online software is created, sold and serviced differently.
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President George W. Bush came by his unified government differently.
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We all react differently to the deaths of loved ones.
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For most of American history, preemption law was used differently.
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All policies, including those affecting Americans alone, value lives differently.
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Comparing the two kitchens shows how differently space gets used.
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I want to do it differently & gather input now pic.twitter.
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I don't think that we could have done anything differently.
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"I think Nancy Pelosi should've handled it differently," he said.
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Suneson told AP that the prosecution viewed the videos differently.
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It affects your self esteem, so you conduct yourself differently.
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I think Obama's been treated differently because of his race.
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LONDON — Nicola Formichetti likes to do things a little differently.
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At what age do Dads start dressing differently and why?
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I don't think the press could have covered it differently.
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"Challenge people to learn to work differently," suggests Bruce Paul.
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He is always finding ways to see the position differently.
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" Mr. Beck sees it differently, calling Mr. Trump "a clown.
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"Consider trying to do things a little differently," she said.
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Apple, however, is reading those same tea leaves very differently.
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Has it made you think about love or romance differently?
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The dough ferments completely differently when you make that much.
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Why did two people see the same numbers so differently?
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We know however that we respond differently in different situations.
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But since then, Kim has reflected differently on that moment.
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Do people respond to you differently because of your hair?
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Tunnels in 2017 are, of course, built a little differently.
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Since then, I've had to negotiate my prison time differently.
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That scenario could play out differently in the near future.
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Obviously drugs affect everyone differently, but there some universal experiences.
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Research has shown that doctors treat men and women differently.
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But many sex workers and free speech advocates feel differently.
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I started to sing differently because I heard Tammy Wynette.
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What can you do differently to have a different outcome?
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I was even treated differently just for being with him.
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Shah suggested that things could play out differently on Instagram.
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Other nonprofit startups are tackling the second digital divide differently.
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Looking back, would you do anything differently with your labels?
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I don't know if it could have worked out differently.
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No. I can understand why people think differently, of course.
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President Trump promised that he'd govern differently than Barack Obama.
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Are they treated differently as mothers because of their age?
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They might attack, patrol differently, or go on the defensive.
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Sungwoong decided to do things differently than other Japanese media.
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We asked ourselves what these inclusive managers were doing differently.
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Emi Nurjasmi of the Indonesian midwives' association sees things differently.
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Each insurance company looks at people and their characteristics differently.
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That would be treating this person differently than John Doe.
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We found a way to do it a little differently.
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For many of us, 2017 turned out differently than imagined.
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Q: What do you wish you did better or differently?
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"The accident made me look at life differently," she said.
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And how would I treat them differently if I knew?
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What do you think the system should be doing differently?
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Was I really going to try to do things differently?
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Better Call Saul Gus and Hank handle disappointments very differently.
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Mr. Skripal's Russian colleagues, though, might have viewed things differently.
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Latinos of different national origins, however, might view him differently.
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Americans are commuting, eating, and interacting with one another differently.
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But different people respond differently to the effects of caffeine.
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It forces you to think differently, to exercise your brain.
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"Poor people recover differently than rich people do," Kennedy said.
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Of course sometimes I'll feel it differently the next day.
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Why would I treat Martha Stewart differently than that guy?
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And try to remember that your twins may behave differently.
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At home, the charity is responding to the squeeze differently.
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Those who know her well have registered the moment differently.
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A few thousand Google employees see things differently from Google.
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Kyle Kondik at Sabato's Crystal Ball ranks the states differently.
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French music has to be played differently than Russian music.
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But Shimrit Meir, a Middle East analyst, saw things differently.
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Hansen and Hegerberg made clear that they saw it differently.
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To put it differently, there are two scenarios possible here.
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I shall find a way of doing it all differently.
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That's because the US and North Korea define it differently.
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I can't say that today anything would turn out differently.
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With overlapping melodic strands, four characters express differently bewildered reactions.
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I'm saying we all choose to calibrate differently within that.
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Men and women may express symptoms of these conditions differently.
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"The world stigmatizes people who live differently," Ms. Bruder said.
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He treated me differently than he treated the male writers.
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Brizzly+ handles the edit tweet feature a bit differently, however.
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I feel that when I go back, I'll dance differently.
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Still, agencies within the United Nations sometimes interpret that differently.
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That situation might have unfolded differently today, Ms. Gordon said.
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Do other players treat you differently because of your age?
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We've got to do things differently for a while now.
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"You use your space differently throughout the day," she said.
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Mr. Ghosn had planned to spend Tuesday night far differently.
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"We're going to have to think very differently," he said.
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It shows how they are looked upon differently than men.
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"Change will only come if we engage and think differently".
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There's no reason to think Sears would fare any differently.
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Today, such a scenario might have played out quite differently.
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Each state seems to be handling the coronavirus epidemic differently.
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How has working with audio made you approach reporting differently?
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"When we opened them up they smelt differently," he said.
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Justice Ginsburg said treating mothers and fathers differently was unjustified.
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Depending on their locations, airports may experience the effects differently.
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If Alice looks differently here, then Alice can be anybody.
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How does the life work to make words mean differently?
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This is why many countries approach justice for minors differently.
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This meant that Rocheron's team had to work slightly differently.
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The U.S. faces similar issues, but it addresses them differently.
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" Or, "How can we handle this differently in the future?
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The Dutch — it is fair to say — do childhood differently.
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But at some companies, you might approach this situation differently.
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The same scenario can play out differently in different hands.
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Bleed out is different and organs react differently in space.
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Do you think people need to think about it differently?
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People use the Pixel default camera very differently from that.
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I mean, every individual is thinking differently about that now.
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"I want them to be thought of differently," she said.
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But it then dealt with the two companies very differently.
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How have so many constituencies read the symbol so differently?
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These require you to look at the clues much differently.
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Fox News and CNN covered the impeachment hearings very differently.
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" He added: "I would have handled it differently than Sean.
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Put differently, we use it to prevent another [Hurricane] Katrina.
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He just wants to go about it a little differently.
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Because, you might answer, fate impinges differently on their bodies.
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But now, a decade later, Chen sees it much differently:.
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It is unlikely that the military will respond any differently.
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I do not think this cycle is running any differently.
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The firm's top executives, like Mr. Dalio, see things differently.
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And it hits each of our businesses a little differently.
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Actually, I knew I should have handled that situation differently.
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Still, Ms. Singh would not have done it any differently.
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Each is articulated differently: fully extended, half bent, fully bent.
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How might different people understand this message differently than me?
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"The challenge is to see her differently," Mr. Frederick said.
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They viewed it differently, but they listened to each other.
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" Now, however, he sees it differently: "I was numbing myself.
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The gym rat pack is wise to measure success differently.
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Obama speaks differently in a black or a white crowd.
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Know that people from different cultures speak and write differently.
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I want to challenge those people to do something differently.
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People with curves or differently abled people can be androgynous.
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They are taxed differently, they are stripped of many rights.
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It's well recognized that men and women use language differently.
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So for the Super Bowl, Fox is doing things differently.
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That state of getting lost happens differently in each work.
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As with all movies, Onward will resonate with moviegoers differently.
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He saw my people no differently than he saw others.
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And yes, some people may have learned it slightly differently.
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KS: So I would slice it a little bit differently.
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But others, especially those who were personally affected, felt differently.
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Local airport authorities handle the situation differently in different states.
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We treat men and women very differently in this role.
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December will not have made the Austrian think any differently.
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That was the reason the race was raced so differently.
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The Dutch do childhood differently, with an emphasis on independence.
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"Synthetic identities and real identities behave very differently," he said.
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You know, because people get sick differently in different states.
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The issue, he said, is when they are treated differently.
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What could I have done differently for a better outcome?
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And the two leaders still view the word very differently.
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The House dealt with the issue differently that the Senate.
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Why do we assume our children will fare any differently?
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You walk into a place and just start behaving differently.
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But people watch TV and listen to radio differently today.
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In his interview with Deadline, Tarantino remembers the crash differently.
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"President Trump processes information" differently from his predecessors, Bannon said.
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Younger people consume it differently than people from my generation.
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But afterwards, people saw the things that he said differently.
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The officer sees this couple entirely differently than we do.
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Looking back, there were things we could have done differently.
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You have to manage the advertising business model really differently.
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Finally, we need to think about the rural economy differently.
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They didn't break rules, but they looked at tennis differently .
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In fact, Gates used to think very differently about sleep.
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It's not like any of us would have behaved differently.
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FLAKE: No. I would've written the tax bill much differently.
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I feel like I approach things differently than other designers.
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Each couple does marriage and married life a bit differently.
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We had to think different, approach our language teaching differently.
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But McCain appeared to feel differently with his own vote.
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Many experts and public health officials see the research differently.
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Now the country has a chance to do things differently.
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It is a way of looking differently at the world.
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States and local real estate agents are handling disclosure differently.
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They're all Democrats, but they see things very, very differently.
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Today's military families think differently than those in the past.
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Women govern differently than men do in some important ways.
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Balan's final days Tesla handled Balan differently from her colleagues.
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Religious people look, sound, and act differently from one another.
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Do we all have an obligation to present this differently?
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Chiang notes though that people respond differently to this realization.
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Anyone lucky enough to survive understood images of hell differently.
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Today we tend to use the word "gleaning" differently, metaphorically.
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After reading that novel I literally rose and walked differently.
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Viewed differently, though, Trump's praise for Sisi is more troubling.
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Critics of the move expect things to turn out differently.
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What I can tell you is that I feel differently.
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Do you expect them to look at you differently now?
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Mr. Trump saw the source of the protagonist's troubles differently.
|
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Does Asian cinema frame its characters differently than Hollywood cinema?
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But I despair that some theatergoers see them so differently.
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With practice, you can train your brain to think differently.
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In retrospect, I might have done a few things differently.
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Do you think you will be treated differently at Bellator?
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Naturally, when I was younger, I saw things very differently.
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How will you be looking at the red carpets differently?
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Kate Crawford: I guess I'd put it a little differently.
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How does it make you think about human language differently?
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But I thought differently when I read more about it.
|
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Conservatives in the GOP read the 1960 election results differently.
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The house's owners, George and Gohar Afifi, see things differently.
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That being said, everyone's skin reacts differently to different ingredients.
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Have you given her a chance to do things differently?
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I guess I think about things differently than people perceive.
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Are there genres you treat differently, based on different factors?
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Stated differently, the broadcast and cable networks have gone nerdy.
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Well, we're all born differently, and we all indulge that.
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That I can reenter my busyness differently when I sit.
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But Blackburn, she added, should have gone about it differently.
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Then imagine how the election might have played out differently.
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So, anyway ... So, we're doing things a little differently today.
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The other apps are the same, albeit ranked slightly differently.
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Each cabin is set up differently, some with two bedrooms.
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He isn't disrespecting the recipe; he's just naming it differently.
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Maybe she would have felt differently had she done acid!
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How does he see the world so differently than me?
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Cory Booker of New Jersey, that use the platform differently.
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Color constancy was the big reason why people saw 'The Dress' differently: since the light source was really unclear, people's brains corrected for different kinds of light, causing them to see the dress differently.
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We explored the nation's political divide in new research, uncovering that liberals and conservatives don't simply see things differently, they experience things differently – in their preferences and in the choices they make every day.
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Privy to that information while looking back at us, our ancestors will know us differently than we currently know ourselves, just as we now know the Victorians quite differently from how they knew themselves.
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One of the things that we're learning to do is treat different images differently, different parts of images differently, to try to make sure that everything gets the style that it should and deserves.
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Everyone celebrates holidays differently — some families have traditions that they stick to year after year, while others treat each year differently never knowing where they may end up or what's will be on the agenda.
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"Even though different researchers across the world may define the problem somewhat differently, or ask different questions in different countries with differently aged kids, we find almost the same results across the world" Gentile says.
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It looks like the iPhone X's gesture bar, but works differently.
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But you think about it differently when s— like that happens.
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Dr. Portier, who left the C.D.C. in 2013, sees it differently.
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I think we all experienced the mission a little bit differently.
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But overweight or obese boys might think differently about their size.
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The public reacts differently to the heroism of Danny Rand, a.k.a.
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SJ: Do you approach making a painting differently from a sculpture?
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Though this was another nadir for Danvers, it was handled differently.
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He wants to convince the reader to think and act differently.
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Only now, looking back I wish I ate a little differently.
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So we said, how are we going to do it differently?
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Well, maybe a little differently, but the principle is the same.
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Kupper wishes her own mother could have seen her future differently.
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Elizabeth Wydra of the progressive Constitutional Accountability Center sees things differently.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton have been treated differently throughout their careers.
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We're all older and wiser now and think differently about things.
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But Apple has always done "inexpensive" devices differently than the rest.
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"Every woman carries and shows off their pregnancy differently," Ross explained.
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She found herself acting differently around them than with her friends.
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When other variables come into play, the same cells behave differently.
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Yoda might have put it differently: page-turners, they were not.
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The prevailing explanation seemed to be that men perceive colors differently.
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"I don't know if they're necessarily attacking him differently," Ausmus said.
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Dan Smolen, an attorney representing Lee and Lorenzo, sees it differently.
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"Elections can always turn out differently," he said, according to NPR.
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I could have gotten more money had I done things differently.
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They really divide up the space differently, depending on the person.
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Find a way to think differently about that moment, she says.
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Is it fair to treat the substances so differently under law?
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I think it's so fascinating how differently people relate to money!!
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But it interacts with the brain differently than most antidepressants do.
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Chelsea Handler's Netflix talk show Chelsea does things a little differently.
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"If I were in charge, I'd do things differently," she said.
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Moore also said he views Trump's trade policy with China differently.
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Elsewhere on the internet, though, the news was received very differently.
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Would you do anything differently in the ... Something you would correct.
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They are valued very differently in the marketplace and right now.
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Given her past, though, she probably sees things a little differently.
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Eagle-eyed users will notice the new Chrome handles URLs differently.
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The authors give the example of women responding differently to drugs.
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Importantly, the bats assessed these conditions differently across the migration season.
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There are several reasons women might access transportation differently than men.
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I realized that we did things differently than my Ashkenazi friends.
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But it's also unlikely that Apple will behave differently going forward.
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And obviously on the individual side you could do things differently.
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In retrospect, Van Vuuren wishes he had done many things differently.
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But if you were handed this, what would you do differently?
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There is no question that Steve Jobs managed differently than Cook.
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But this time, Young says she feels very differently about Heitkamp.
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What would you do differently about this album if you could?
|
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Nike's Air Jordan shoe, for example, fits differently than other sneakers.
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On the flip side of that, do you treat life differently?
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The president's 2020 reelection team, however, is shaping out much differently.
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That when in the White House, he will act very differently.
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Meanwhile, having different Mercury signs just means you two communicate differently.
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Why do we share equal responsibility but society views us differently?
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The state of Kentucky and the Trump administration obviously feel differently.
|
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First off, Elon Musk loves to operate differently than traditional carmakers.
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Do you wish you could go back and do it differently?
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Having friends who think differently can be challenging, but also illuminating.
|
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According to Baker, the two women have very differently shaped eyes.
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I don't know how to answer it differently for you. Yeah.
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They tried to convince us to look at the world differently.
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"We should have acted differently in our approach to this matter."
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Okay, so he put it a little differently than we would.
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This Reuters feature shows how differently things are done in Thailand.
|
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Those two characters are dealing with the same issues just differently.
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" Tip 7: Patience is key "Be patient… everyone's body reacts differently.
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Every human being has a body clock and everyone's ticks differently.
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Why do I look at these issues differently from my peers?
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Nobody gets treated differently when it comes to the Justice Department.
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Is there anything you see me doing differently than you did?
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The Bachelorette is revealing its contestants a little differently this season.
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We see differently than when the veil is no longer there.
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SHERYL SANDBERG: We're running the company differently than we used to.
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I might feel differently if I lived in hilly San Francisco.
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I think if they were privately held, they'd behave much differently.
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Eddie Lucio III, a Democrat, put the point a bit differently.
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Even Mr Trump's mercurial nature plays differently with friends and foes.
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"My peer group consumes content differently than Gen X," Penna said.
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Funds that fail to think differently may not survive the competition.
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" —Christian Cody "Certain experiences cause people to think differently about situations.
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But for two German bombs, everything might have worked out differently.
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Lenovo is pricing these headphones differently between consumers and commercial customers.
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If they don't start operating differently, they'll continue to miss out.
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Men and women used these friendship books differently from one another.
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MoneyLion wants to get people spending better by presenting information differently.
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Yahoo handles email unsubscribing a bit differently on mobile and desktop.
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Given the chance to play again, would you do anything differently?
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Two foreign doctors who visited him on July 8th thought differently.
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We can, however, choose to act differently because of her story.
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And then there are the small-scale brands doing it differently.
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"It's those that challenge [it] and do things differently who advance."
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A month in athleisure also made me see my body differently.
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For something as frivolous as a sporting event I feel differently.
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Did you find that you were writing differently with these books?
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Uber Black still operates in Munich but is now organized differently.
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The judges were divided differently on other parts of the ruling.
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In addition, five toilets have been built for the differently-abled.
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" Below those headings, the veil begins to lift: "We interview differently.
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He hopes the photos will help people view their surroundings differently.
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How differently do you think the girls and the lads race?
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Even perfect OLED technology will handle color representation differently than LCD.
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Life continues to grow explosively, but differently than it had before.
|
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I look at life very differently now than I used to.
|
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"Racing drivers are just wired differently," Hinchcliffe told PEOPLE Now Thursday.
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They're just learning a little differently than in a standard school.
|
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With Trump, as Heuser's picture shows, the impulse manifests slightly differently.
|
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But voters seem to feel differently about state and national elections.
|
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But then I wake up the next morning and feel differently.
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If I left my desk, I would find myself walking differently.
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Q. How did you approach Season 2 differently from Season 1?
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The two kinds are spun differently and have some different properties.
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"People thought about toddlers very differently 50 years ago," says Neville.
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Remember: it's differently tiring and that can be better than nothing.
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But the virtual joystick in the Lightning McQueen app works differently.
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Add water to the mix, and the sand behaves entirely differently.
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"Each agricultural sector will interpret USMCA differently," the bank's report said.
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It's always uncomfortable to approach something differently or try something new.
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"I don't think either of them would have done anything differently."
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But experiencing something like that firsthand, you think of everything differently.
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So this year, we interpreted Easter Sunday a little differently.... enjoy!
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Now because of increased sanctions, they threatened to move slightly differently.
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Why should the data that I generate be handled any differently?
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What Men WantMen think about aging differently and have different concerns.
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Noah feels differently and comes to talk some sense into him.
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Had he done things differently, he would have dove in sooner.
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Keys are spaced just differently enough for a lot of mistypes.
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When investors analyze us they have to think of us differently.
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I think it's really about challenging yourself to see things differently.
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"It wouldn't have turned violent if they responded differently," Bates said.
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Humans disperse it differently, especially because our bodies are more fluid.
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If you could remake the album, what would you do differently?
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WILLIAMS: How can people see one thing and interpret it differently?
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What if things had gone differently for her and for England?
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"How are we going to act differently on sets?" she asked.
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What did you do differently in your next relationship after me?
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Did others treat you differently because you were a pageant girl?
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He tried things, tried to do things differently, change the process.
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Charles Schumer, D-NY, said companies should reinvest their capital differently.
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But some strategists say investors are thinking differently about global trends.
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And: Doesn't the upside down make you think differently about life?
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There are special units (archers, pikesmen, etc.) which all operate differently.
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It's structured differently from past films, despite throwbacks to previous installments.
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Yes, but: Authors Ashley Nunes and Kristen Hernandez see it differently.
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But the new pro league jerseys work a little bit differently.
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So, we're starting to think very differently about paid family leave.
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They just squeak differently because now they have a cornstarchy squeak.
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The opposition hopes that other rural Malays will see things differently.
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What did he do differently behind the plate in the majors?
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DF: I feel like it plays out differently in different situations.
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But if you voted for him you view his actions differently.
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It would be strange if he handled women and men differently.
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But marriage equality is, for now, treated differently by Republican politicians.
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The show's 33rd season will be released differently than ever before.
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And because of the history of America, we see it differently.
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But the young women in her classroom saw their childhoods differently.
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Tidewater glaciers interact with the ocean differently than other sea ice.
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"Do you wish you had phrased it differently now?" she asked.
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But this time, I answered the woman behind the counter differently.
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"It makes sense to treat corporations differently than individuals," he said.
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JUAN WILLIAMS, CO-HOST: I think I read it differently, Kimberly.
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You're held to a different standard and judged differently than men.
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This record comes after learning to live differently in my city.
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Although he also says it's using those kind of techniques differently.
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Put slightly differently: The first goal isn't meaningful because it's first.
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But in an interview with Vanity Fair, Mastronardi explains it differently.
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Done differently, the scene might've avoided being brutality for brutality's sake.
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And would I react differently if I had slightly different genes?
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The type of opioid being used seemed to affect patients differently.
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Will Reid dress it up differently and run it yet again?
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Avoid trying to teach a difficult relative how to behave differently.
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A startup called Peloton Technology sees the future a bit differently.
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We were so young, but the show could have ended differently.
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" She sees it differently: "I think he had too much heart.
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CLJ: If we wrote differently that might have been a thing.
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Ribeiro, on the other hand, feels differently about "the Donald" now.
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That's probably a little idealistic, but we definitely approached this differently.
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Sandy Ingber, executive chef of the restaurant, recalled a little differently.
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You and your partner do this differently, but that's not bad.
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That's in part because they view ownership differently than other generations.
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Philip tells her they'd like to do it differently this time.
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Finally, workers may look at their job choices a little differently.
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The president's daughter and senior advisor wrote it a little differently.
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Both campaigns approached things differently and used different amounts of support.
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Is the royal family covered differently in American and British media?
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Even though they help me out, they still treat me differently.
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Kissing is one of those things everyone does a little differently.
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In retrospect, I would have done a couple of things differently.
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And it functions very differently than the court of public opinion.
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Different approach In some ways, Trump is approaching the issue differently.
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Seeing all these bodies [made me see] my own body differently.
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Watch, read, listen and analyze what they're doing differently than you.
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Each one controls slightly differently and has its own distinct feel.
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Of course there were things I wish we had done differently.
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Ryan and Trump (and Trump's closest aides) are simply wired differently.
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Ultimately, Cervantes said, providers don't want to treat undocumented patients differently.
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A policy aimed at spreading success might distribute the funds differently.
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Google and Facebook, on the other hand, may have felt differently.
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The smell would be treated very differently depending on the state.
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This time around, of course, Clinton has portrayed herself very differently.
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They know that they have to live with him, but differently.
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The other man sees it differently ... claiming Horry was the aggressor.
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I look differently than I used to, at least to myself.
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Michael DeForge: I kind of just wanted to do everything differently.
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There is reason to think China could behave differently this time.
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Would you have done things differently, knowing what you know now?
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"Each community applies the metaphors of the piece differently," Invincible says.
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One obstacle to such understanding is that Germans view reunification differently.
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The reality is that all three should be doing something differently.
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What do you think the federal government should be doing differently?
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Change happens differently in a place where people tend to stay.
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"You need people who are willing to think differently," said Buck.
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But it is men who are really voting differently this year.
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Put differently, we're not so far from the collapse of reality.
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But parenting experts and many parents themselves view the case differently.
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First of all, British elections work differently than U.S. presidential elections.
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It might be that gay people ... I don't know, talk differently.
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Besides, Tehran might see things differently with the threat of sanctions.
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I hope he proves me wrong, but history tells us differently.
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Social scientists and historians have begun to investigate just how differently.
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" But then "I began to see the world and myself differently.
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Challenges to the validity of the system, however, are treated differently.
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Said differently, "Never Trump" Republicans aren't really much of a movement.
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Each sound carries its own vibration impacting the tiny hairs differently.
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China could have responded to the global shock of 220006 differently.
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Colorado awards its delegates differently from the way most states do.
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Why treat it any differently than, say, your heart or kidneys?
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How every woman is so different and she labors so differently.
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Zaidi said Tuesday he wishes he had handled the matter differently.
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The residual trauma of the assaults has marked each woman differently.
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A disengaged leader begins to treat the employees differently, as well.
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Each company will price your premium differently based on these factors.
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That is what disrupters do: deliberately look to do things differently.
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But some Democrats, pointing to the recent polls, see it differently.
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Time seems to work differently when you spend your days online.
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So they have to be made very differently than other tires.
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And the actual show is shot differently from other talk shows.
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Clinton would even schmooze differently than the past few presidents have.
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How can black people white people look at the police differently.
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Sometimes you have to do something differently to advance the conversation.
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Automation and AI will impact black men and black women differently.
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The shocking twist makes you think about the movie completely differently.
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And that means financial markets may have to think differently too.
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What is striking is how differently the two stories were reported.
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The American version was sweetened much differently from its international counterparts.
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Others reacted differently to a police officer's knock on their door.
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Dicamba acts differently from glyphosate, which farmers are more familiar with.
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North Carolina's power utility, Duke Energy, responded to these lawsuits differently.
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Moreover, liberals and conservatives actually think differently and honor different priorities.
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In general, Beekes believes that Germans deal differently with project planning.
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Each company will weigh these factors differently in pricing your policy.
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Now I look at things differently, but at the time, yeah.
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It's hard to believe that they feel differently about this topic.
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Everyone copes with s*** differently... I cope with things with humor.
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"He was not only thinking differently but moving forward," she said.
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And then you make a punny phrase that is clued differently.
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Every sniper approaches the vegetation and camouflage process a little differently.
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These would be different whales, from elsewhere, who do things differently.
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These decisions can exclude less likely voters, who may vote differently.
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Perhaps a mixed-greens base would have made me feel differently.
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Every company monetizes differently — not only how and what, but when.
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People think about flu vaccines differently: less like a medical and
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Your brain is interpreting it differently because of the antecedent conditions.
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I came to the conclusion that patients view it very differently.
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"I like reading it because they thought differently," Carmody said Thursday.
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And those in the medical field should be treated no differently.
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Has doing this show made you think any differently about love?
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That their lives had turned out differently was a mere accident.
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They perceive the environment differently and don't recognize people they know.
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So do you really treat one guy differently than the others?
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These days, I approach sex much differently than I used to.
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Our body chemistry brings the top notes out differently with everybody.
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That gave people a chance where they wanted to talk differently.
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We have to design differently for the bottom of the pyramid.
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Some point to the fact that time is handled differently there.
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Our milk is presented a little differently up here in Canada.
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What we did differently was: we were there before [the storm].
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We need to train them a little bit differently from adults.
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What would you have done differently if you were 26 today?
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Is there anything you would have done differently on the show?
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Would we feel differently if our pets had our genetic traits?
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Unsurprisingly, the vanguard of open source sustainability sees things very differently.
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Adrianne Jeffries Do you think you will use Slack differently now?
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Research shows that people perceive women differently based on their gender.
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And it's not the only thing that Final Fantasy does differently.
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I'm not going to act any differently to what I was.
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There's a couple of things, though, she wishes she said differently.
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Luckily, Lauren feels differently once she sees me in the office.
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Turns out that he's governing differently than candidate Trump as well.
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I view this move differently from the rest of the market.
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Courts have interpreted these laws differently since Indian independence in 1947.
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In my opinion, though, these cards can be used very differently.
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At least, they seem to see the same country quite differently.
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With every company considering them differently, it's critical to shop around.
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Knowing all this, I view news differently than I used to.
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And her six siblings have treated her no differently, Tadlock said.
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How is the behavior learned and regarded differently in different cultures?
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Internationally, the price drop will reverberate differently from country to country.
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I saw America completely differently at the time, compared to today.
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Spending differently to encourage different forms of innovation is another approach.
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But their experiences were viewed very differently in the United States.
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Unaccompanied minors are handled differently from adults apprehended at the border.
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Crises force us to do things differently, to rethink the world.
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"We're trying to do it a little differently," Ms. Gillibrand explained.
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Maybe if I'd read this, things would have turned out differently.
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Each state or city might define "shelter in place" slightly differently.
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But numerous women who claim differently have since called him out.
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Second, it shows that millennials behave differently than older generations do.
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Your daughter's stated complaint is that you treated your children differently.
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If you could change it, how would you do it differently?
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Supporters of the assessments view their effects on vulnerable students differently.
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"Sex is treated differently than other forms of work," he said.
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There's something a female designer does differently from a male designer.
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The Migos cameo would play differently than it did back then.
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Sabre, of course, sees the lawsuit differently than the federal government.
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In Mexico, the people react differently when you paint street art.
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"They define their data differently, and they keep changing their definitions."
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Airport financing works somewhat differently than investment in public works projects.
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"But, this cancer behaves so much differently than that," he says.
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What, if anything, do you think should have been done differently?
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"A contemporary vocabulary allows us to show women differently," she said.
|
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Are there things about the show you look at differently now?
|
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But a local Republican politician interpreted that "86" a little differently.
|
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Wearing different clothes can prompt you to think or behave differently.
|
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But if it's not, I'm going to think about it differently.
|
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Have you felt yourself approaching the news differently because of it?
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What would you have done differently in the first marriage together?
|
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"Three months ago, you might've read my face differently," he said.
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"He could have handled that differently, and better," one economist said.
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Mr. Nelson said Mr. Bush looked at campaigning and governing differently.
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The court looks at it ... The law looks at it differently.
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If I could go back and do it differently, I would.
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"They are shaped differently than the standard body type," she said.
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And researchers are discovering that different sports affect the heart differently.
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"Since the meeting I don't remember things differently," Mr. Graham said.
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And they think of the medium differently than a television would.
|
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Each state defines it differently, if it defines it at all.
|
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How did you approach this video differently from your previous work?
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She just perceived things differently, with different nerve and different guts.
|
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And because every earthquake is unique, buildings respond differently each time.
|
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Female candidates are treated differently by the media and by voters.
|
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But early Super Tuesday election tallies show their neighbors feel differently.
|
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But Dr. Greenwood, 2500, who has flashing brown eyes, thought differently.
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How do you think teenagers see these issues differently than adults?
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But yeah…I don't think I have done anything else differently.
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Now I approach patients differently than I did before her illness.
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But even those guidelines have been interpreted differently by each agency.
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That's a thing that should have turned out differently, he said.
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M.J.: Do you see the situation differently for students at H.B.C.U.s?
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Perhaps Intel defines these things differently than most of us do.
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"China communicates differently with each country it deals with," she explained.
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It's hard to imagine things playing out any differently in tech.
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Every woman who's had an abortion or miscarriage processes it differently.
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That wasn't the only thing that the Koch brothers did differently.
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I mean, clearly the Furioverse just works differently from our world!
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Swenson calculates the effect of the industry very differently than Shaw.
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We see no legitimatereason for our merger to be treated differently.
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More unexpected, their brains also worked differently after they had ridden.
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"As a family we always did things differently," Ms. Kumar said.
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How do the British use tech differently from Americans (or not)?
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And I'm disturbed that others (regardless of gender) would think differently.
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JL: Karthick and I think a little differently on this issue.
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Here are some of the things it did differently this time.
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"The night is always treated differently to the day," he said.
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So that's what we tried to do differently with this team.
|
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"Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations," Love said in a statement.
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He talks about and treats people differently based on their race.
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Since becoming a mom, I've also been looking at applications differently.
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But the donor who received the Buttigieg fundraiser's email felt differently.
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Can two people really remember such a momentous event that differently?
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Wear heels, develop sore feet, limp, and you could move differently.
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How could she have said or handled things and situations differently?
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Apple is starting to think about Siri differently with iOS 11.
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An Amazon spokesperson reached for comment, unsurprisingly, framed the issue differently.
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The dissenting judge on the panel, Neomi Rao, saw things differently.
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But is it time to consider funds that construct indexes differently?
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Ed McFadden, a spokesman for the archdiocese, described the encounter differently.
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Put differently, her somewhat dysfunctional family has provided far livelier copy.
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She never treated Claire differently, a fact Claire has always treasured.
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If you grew up in Polynesia, you may see Maui differently.
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Will people treat Ford differently than Hill because she is white?
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We'd do this differently next time: Opt for a smaller room.
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So I'm saying, why should members of Congress be treated differently?
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Adam Schiff, had criticized Trump for treating the two documents differently.
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Other parts of the federal government operate a little differently, however.
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"I do live my life a lot differently now," she says.
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It made me say things differently, and it's an interesting exercise.
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Superstars caught after penalties began, in 2004, have been treated differently.
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Laurent Binet's "The Seventh Function of Language" imagines this event differently.
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We shop differently now, and no one has the right model.
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DK: I would say, technically speaking, we don't run remarkably differently.
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Self-made millionaires do things a little differently from everyone else.
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Other countries respond differently to economic forces, which can improve returns.
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Those on the receiving end of such abuse see things differently.
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Similar as the businesses may seem, their stocks perform very differently.
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The rankings in that round could easily have turned out differently.
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Mr. Frank saw my people no differently than he saw others.
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Payton's advisers push him to choose a "differently abled" running mate.
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For today's this fucking guy, we're doing things a little differently.
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These HyperSonic Lite True Wireless Earphones do things a bit differently.
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Do you wish it had ended differently, or not at all?
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In the Jim Crow era, blacks and whites were treated differently.
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For example, they display lines running along the same route differently.
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We'd do this differently next time: Consider a different room category.
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But beyond that, each school uses the dogs a bit differently.
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Yum China approaches delivery a little bit differently from its competitors.
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If the future can be bright, why would we choose differently?
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Don't let anyone or anything make you feel differently.. Seriously though.
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The two sides are likely to interpret the visit very differently.
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