Most people in the criminal justice system could not be more different than Turner and could not face more different outcomes.
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The Hot Licks' sound could not have been more different.
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But twelve months on, the world couldn't look more different.
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The battle for the Senate could not look more different.
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Ah, baby boomers and millennials — could they be more different?
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The two men's professional backgrounds could not be more different.
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Ford's situation, on the other hand, couldn't be more different.
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"They could not be more different these two," Harrison shared.
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The reality for adult sufferers could not be more different.
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Piper and Taystee could not come from more different worlds.
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My upbringing could not have been more different from Errol's.
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On the outside, the two worlds couldn't seem more different.
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Eight months on, the picture could not be more different.
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But on every other count, they couldn't be more different.
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Amal's world couldn't be more different from the Hollywood lifestyle.
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Experience in the present moment could not be more different.
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The two friends couldn't have more different attitudes toward life.
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As leaders, Trudeau and Trump could not be more different.
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The gubernatorial candidates in this contest couldn't be more different.
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The story of Toni Morrison could not be more different.
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"It couldn't have been more different today," Scott told reporters.
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But the reactions to them couldn't have been more different.
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The response from Ronell's supporters could not be more different.
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Now, years later, the parents' lives couldn't be more different.
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The previous day's protest could not have been more different.
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Her approach could not be more different this time around.
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But the results, in some ways, couldn't be more different.
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My dad couldn't have been more different from his father.
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The two families couldn't be more different, Mr. Morton said.
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Mr. Cruz and Ms. Feinstein could hardly be more different.
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But the brothers' roles could hardly have been more different.
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On the surface, Trump and Moore couldn't be more different.
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The fighters could not be more different on many levels.
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This time, the experience could not have been more different.
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The two couldn't be more different in terms of quality.
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James Dailey and Paul Skalnik couldn't have been more different.
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This time, the political context could hardly be more different.
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This year the answers could not have been more different.
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In many ways, the two politicians couldn't be more different.
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After all, the two candidates could not be more different.
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The two events couldn't be more different — or could they?
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Their daily negotiations with the world could not be more different.
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But it couldn't be more different from the refugee program's purpose.
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Energetically, things could not have been more different a year ago.
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Little more unique, more different than most restaurants here in Colorado.
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QLED and OLED are much more different than they are alike.
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In Karachi, however, the situation could not have been more different.
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Their runway looks, on the other hand, couldn't be more different.
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The selection process between the award shows couldn't be more different.
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Comparing two Chinas The two Chinas could not be more different.
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You couldn't ask for more different strikers than Assuncao and Dodson.
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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher's two kids couldn't be more different.
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But when it comes to sex we couldn't be more different.
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My reporting trip the previous week couldn't have been more different.
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Breakingviews For companies, failure and expansion could not be more different.
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In some ways, they couldn't be more different from one another.
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The two candidates' stances on Europe could not be more different.
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In terms of temperament, they could not have been more different.
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Different styles Stylistically, the two men could not be more different.
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On the surface, the two men could hardly be more different.
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At first glance, the two companies could not be more different.
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Similarly, at first glance, our group couldn't have been more different.
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Five years after Mr. Mubarak's ouster, things couldn't be more different.
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But behind the scenes, the two retailers couldn't be more different.
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But rhetorically, the attitudes toward Trump couldn't have been more different.
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" He added, "They couldn't be any more different, yet more similar.
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But the reality behind the deal couldn't have been more different.
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For all their shared experiences, they could not be more different.
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In some ways, McGee and West could not be more different.
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But the reaction in 219 could not have been more different.
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The styles of the two powers could not be more different.
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The two ships that collided could not have been more different.
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The overall look of these two EVs couldn't be more different.
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Tonally, Ready or Not and Downton Abbey couldn't be more different.
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"They really couldn't be more different," said TPC Director Len Burman.
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But with their new album, Cheer, things couldn't be more different.
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"I have seen a tremendous shift in the industry, and a huge improvement where more and more different kinds of models and more and more different bodies are showcased in more venues," Runk said to Business Insider.
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The two countries' attitudes towards their indigenes could scarcely be more different.
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On the surface, Tessa Thompson and Gina Rodriguez couldn't be more different.
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But when it comes to their personalities, they couldn't be more different.
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We couldn't be from more different parts of the world, you know?
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Diab's first foray into graffiti art could not have been more different.
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But when it comes to their workspaces, they couldn't be more different.
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They couldn't be more different in terms of the CEOs, for example.
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That might seem weird, because these women could not be more different.
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AS BOSSES go, Linus Torvalds and Andy Jassy couldn't be more different.
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It's a showdown between two fighters who could not be more different.
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On the one hand, two more different projects are hard to imagine.
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It couldn't be more different from Zelda, and that is just fine.
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What is clear is that Bredesen and Blackburn couldn't be more different.
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The soundtracks to Trainspotting and Batman Forever could not be more different.
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Fast forward 10 years, and the scene could not look more different.
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Our current relationship to the written word could not be more different.
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Paula Schneider has run two organizations that could hardly be more different.
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PC: I'm even before you and it was even more different then.
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The two versions of the murder could not have been more different.
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The three sons of Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov could not be more different.
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Netflix's new reality dating show, Love Is Blind, couldn't be more different.
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In many ways, the two impeachment cases could not be more different.
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But the proclamations from the last two presidents couldn't be more different.
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In terms of personality, the two men could hardly be more different.
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But in Hong Kong, the mood could not have been more different.
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I think there is more space for more different types of voices.
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I think there is more space for more different types of voices.
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In fact, the two couldn't be more different from a personality standpoint.
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There's more writers being able to tell more different kinds of stories.
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The result of both these divisions is that liberals and conservatives aren't just more different from each other in their politics — they're more different from each other in all the many, many ways education and age separate people.
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That coincidence of age apart, though, the specimens could not be more different.
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Britton and Dlugos were friends, but their writing could not be more different.
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"They didn't know each other, and they couldn't be more different," she continued.
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To go from Sicario to Arrival, obviously both movies cannot be more different.
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Theresa May could hardly be more different in temperament from her new counterpart.
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This case could not be more different from the Defense of Marriage Act.
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The more different genres you can listen to, it just expands your perspective.
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You just start to learn and look at things a bit more different.
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While both characters are almost unstoppably strong women, they couldn't be more different.
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And at the same time, the consumer wants more and more different products.
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And it will be even more different if we fully develop these resources.
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On their weaker offensive sides, the two teams could not be more different.
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But the two policies couldn't have been more different in design and enforcement.
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They assembled a Final Four team from guys who couldn't be more different.
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The geographies of the U.S. and the Maldives could not be more different.
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What's more, different people respond in different ways to the same training program.
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Their views of Trump, his competence and character, could hardly be more different.
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Then and now, the politics and the countries are more different than alike.
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In many ways Barack Obama and Donald Trump could not be more different.
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The two wars could hardly be more different, as are the American responses.
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The reaction of the two leading candidates could not have been more different.
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At first blush, you couldn't pit two more different quarterbacks against one another.
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Though the two places could not be more different, they are inextricably linked.
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" Outwardly, "The Queen of the Night" could not be more different from "Edinburgh.
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At a quick glance, Donald Trump and Elon Musk couldn't be more different.
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But the backdrop is much more different now than it was back then.
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But while both films are about families, they also couldn't be more different.
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The central mystery couldn't be more different, but the pacing is vintage Lost.
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We are a different country now, and there are 50 more different religions.
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The photographs on your mantel couldn't be more different from the Guibert nearby.
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It was a wise match — but Walker and Lister couldn't have been more different.
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Maisel" and "Atlanta" could not be more different from each other in tone. "Mrs.
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In Africa I lived in Djibouti, and that couldn't be more different to here.
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This couldn't be more different from how he was perceived by the wider public.
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But when it comes to sleep patterns, the two animals couldn't be more different.
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The two approaches could not be more different and, as such, warrant some comparison.
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But when it comes to software design, the two companies couldn't be more different.
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Terrace House, a Japanese reality series that debuted in 2012, couldn't be more different.
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The game couldn't have been more different when it comes to styles of play.
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But the biggest thing is that I feel even more different than I look.
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Among Clinton voters, it couldn't be more different — 93 percent disapprove of his performance.
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On the surface, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and The Get Down couldn't be more different.
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When it comes to the community Apu represents, America is more different than ever.
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The perspective of everyone else in the clubhouse could not have been more different.
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What's more, different individuals' responses to a given amount of cannabis can vary wildly.
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It was a story about these two brothers who couldn't have been more different.
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"We have to create more different pathways," said Judy Olian, the president of Quinnipiac.
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On the surface, the six-term senator and Trump could not be more different.
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The more the two parties take strongly opposing positions, the more different they appear.
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As growing kids, the twins' personalities are also evolving — and couldn't be more different.
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But when she entered the Cherokee, her feelings could not have been more different.
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They look nothing like each other and their policies could hardly be more different.
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Released one week later, The Education of Brett Kavanaugh could not be more different.
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Honestly, I know that people associate it, but they couldn't be more different. Yeah.
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Karoui and Saied fit this bill, but their positions couldn't be any more different.
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But while she played a mother in both films, the characters couldn't be more different.
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In many ways, the "Olympic Movement" and action sports practitioners could hardly be more different.
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"It couldn't have been more different than the royal wedding," a source told the outlet.
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"Every family is different, but some families are more different than others," the narrator says.
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Seeing as her and her on-screen counterpart's style "couldn't be more different," maybe not.
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Although the two will be airing back to back, the content couldn't be more different.
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But the public reaction -- and the circumstances -- surrounding the two cases couldn't be more different.
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Though both Park and Ahn are Korean in heritage, their films couldn't be more different.
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In terms of both aesthetics and atmosphere, the two bashes couldn't have been more different.
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And there's more: Different plans have different performance measures purporting to measure value and quality.
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You can definitely feel it—there are a lot more different emotions in the room.
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I can't really think of two shows more different than Feud and 13 Reasons Why.
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Yet they couldn't have been more different—one of them created, while the other destroyed.
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Sanders and his progressive supporters could not be more different from the hardline Freedom Caucus.
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From Siberia to hobnobbing with the NRA Butina's background couldn't be more different from Erickson's.
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And in fact on the surface, John and I could not have been more different.
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And then when our customers select their profile, they select one or more different beers.
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Roark's lefty-righty splits could not be more different, as right-handed batters are hitting .
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Just a couple of years ago, the situation could not have looked more different here.
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But when it comes to criminal justice, the two cities could not be more different.
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I bet I've had 10 or more different things here and drooled over every bite.
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"We are a different country now, and there are 50 more different religions" he said.
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While yesterday's crossword and today's are both challenges, the solving experiences couldn't be more different.
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When looking at the economic and investing environment, the two eras couldn't be more different.
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The two men couldn't have more different speaking styles if they came from different planets.
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Emily and Luke couldn't be more different, but a special bond is formed between them.
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On the surface Elon Musk and Donald Trump's core demographic audiences couldn't be more different.
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And, in fact, on the surface, John and I could not have been more different.
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Though the two companies have lots in common, their stockmarket fortunes could scarcely be more different.
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"We have different surnames and we couldn't look more different," Reed said, according to The Sun.
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More than 40 percent of the people who sign up request three or more different services.
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Both temperamentally and in approach to government, the genteel Gorsuch couldn't be more different from Trump.
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The authors of each book could not be more different in the life experience they bring.
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"We couldn't have been more different," he tells THUMP over the phone from West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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At first glance, the meeting halls of Russia's and Botswana's parliaments could not look more different.
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And it was the exact opposite for [us] … It couldn't have been more different for us.
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Whistle Sports believes young viewers ages 25 and under are even more different than previous generations.
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As commerce students studying at Ryerson University, it couldn't have felt more different than downtown Toronto.
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In Van, about an hour's drive from the Iranian border, things could not be more different.
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The two men couldn't be more different in experience, temperament and how they see the world.
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The trio have contributed to a dozen or more different law enforcement and security research efforts.
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Over two decades later, the post-breakup rituals of the digital age couldn't look more different.
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As he noted later, the slavery experience and the immigrant experience could not be more different.
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The two events could not be more different in their respect for fans wishing to attend.
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Though each is now represented by a Republican, the two places could hardly be more different.
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Graham said North America has more different kinds of salamanders than anywhere else in the world.
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Two new books attempt to set things straight, but their arguments could not be more different.
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These six teenagers couldn't be more different, except one important commonality — their parents are all evil.
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A decade later the backdrop to President Obama's visit, beginning Wednesday, could not be more different.
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Now, 25-year-old Bahri's life couldn't be more different from the one he left behind.
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And although their narratives are presented parallel to one another, their accounts couldn't be more different.
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The former presidential candidates couldn't be more different in their political stances, oratorical approaches or hometowns.
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Marina Ratner and Maryam Mirzakhani could not have been more different, in personality and in background.
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Despite the fact that we all went to business school, our careers couldn't be more different.
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Despite this bipartisanship, the parties could not be more different in their approaches to women's issues.
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This one already looks so much more different than the first two that I&aposve tried.
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These are two young men who couldn't be more different but also couldn't have more in common.
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And although Nimona, a tongue-in-cheek feminist magical fantasy, couldn't be more different from Check, Please!
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The experience will have Uber-like convenience but the mode of transport couldn't be any more different.
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Twenty-three percent of the moms said they'd been shamed by three or more different sources. Hmm.
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These two projects couldn't be any more different in how we're building them, or the end result.
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Yes, all four movies are comedies starring four protagonists, but in reality, they couldn't be more different.
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When it comes to political structures, in some ways the two countries could barely be more different.
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It couldn't be much more different to Underhill, which not everyone would agree is a good thing.
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But Michael Reagan, president of the Reagan Legacy Foundation, said the two men couldn't be more different.
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The layering also enables Winters to bring together different sources, to compress two or more different diagrams.
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In most ways Mr Corbyn could not be more different from Britain's departing prime minister, Theresa May.
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What happened in AJ's final days The explanations by AJ's parents and police couldn't be more different.
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When you have more different countries that show where your ancestors come from, it's kind of cool.
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But their responses to the challenge of assembling a recital program could not have been more different.
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Kelsey isn't a "grown-up Lizzie" — they're both independent women, but the characters couldn't be more different.
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Fast forward to this week's World Economic Forum and the atmosphere could hardly have been more different.
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The voluble Trump and the plodding May could not be more different in personality and political style.
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But his life, in many ways, could not have been more different from that of most Pakistanis.
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All the imagery is attention-grabbing; frequently the stage shows three or more different sequences at once.
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The difference between Wolfenstein: The New Colossus' interpretation of violence and Detroit's could not be more different.
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"It is more acceptable for people to be a little bit more different now," Ms. Siegel said.
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"Our religious beliefs could not be more different from the Islamic State's," said Mr. Iqbal's son Ifaz.
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"Fast forward a few years and my pregnancy with Annie couldn't have been more different," she said.
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Thus far, the two examples of interstellar comets that humans have observed could not be more different.
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This approach to relations with Cuba could not be more different than that exhibited loudly in Washington.
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This one, at first glance, couldn't be more different, since its protagonist is a 19th-century aristocrat.
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Mr. Rambert belongs to the same generation of playwrights, but his style could hardly be more different.
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And a new Pew survey found most men and women believe they are more different than alike.
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It's difficult to think of two modern political figures more different than Donald Trump and Jimmy Carter.
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On the face of it E. J. Dionne Jr. and Matt K. Lewis could hardly be more different.
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In all of the most obvious ways, Ocasio-Cortez and Finkenauer couldn't be more different from one another.
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The Super Bowl will provide a matchup that could not be more different in both style and substance.
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Although they are identical twins, the brothers couldn't be more different, both in their physical appearance and personalities.
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The original Persona game couldn't be any more different from the modern Persona titles as we know them.
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But Russia is not France, and blasphemy laws under Putin couldn't be more different from those in Paris.
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Both are worth a listen (not saying that just because they're fellow Texans), but couldn't be more different.
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I couldn't believe this journey took me back to Wisconsin, but Peter and Nick couldn't be more different.
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"It's one of the more different ones, but we find them in all sorts of places," he said.
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What they supposedly specifically do is cloudier, because there are at least a dozen or more different ones.
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GRINNELL, Iowa — The messages coming out of the political world of Jeb Bush could not be more different.
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West's proposal could not be more different than Kris Humphries' intimate one to Kardashian just two years prior.
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Ceniza Levine also warns that roles that appear the same might actually be more different than you think.
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Men in the Workplace Men and Women Say They're More Different Than Similar Sexual Harassment Training Doesn't Work.
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Blue Lips, I experiment with a lot more different styles, like in pop, that I haven't really before.
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The two versions could not be more different, save for the use of a shared ingredient, the egg.
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What's more, different groups of women and girls are differently affected by the various policies candidates might support.
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"The next American president and I could not be more different," he said to an audience in Athens.
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Pirlo's American life couldn't be more different than that of M.L.S.'s other most famous import, David Beckham.
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I felt very safe doing a riskier thing in a more different role in those kinds of hands.
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I was really taken by that, so I thought, why not just be even more different—fuck it.
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While these 18 songs couldn't be more different, they all have one thing in common: They've broken records.
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Now, we try to distantiate ourselves from that label because we sound like a lot more different stuff.
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Mr. Pei, refined and genteel, could not have been more different on the surface from the brash Zeckendorf.
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SK: I stand by my original feeling that the people on this show need to look more...different.
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Although both are memoirs by comic actors, these audiobooks could not be more different in content or delivery.
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McDonald&aposs and In-N-Out serve similar food, but the two chains couldn&apost be more different.
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They spoke on the same day, but could not have been more different in tone, style and substance.
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But scientists have discovered that even healthy people are more different from one another than they had imagined.
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But mosaicism also means that even healthy people are more different from one another than scientists had imagined.
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Biden's relatively staid endorsement events here couldn't be more different from the razzle dazzle rallies showcasing Ocasio-Cortez.
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The two leading candidates have never held political office, but in other ways could hardly be more different.
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Thinking back on those days, it is difficult to imagine two more different personalities than Bill and Mort.
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"It is hard to imagine two parties offering more different prospectuses to the British population," Johnson told CNBC.
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Developers, however, are forced to make sure their product supports three or more different smart home software ecosystems.
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Aside from the calibre of the mind behind it, "The Sport of Kings" could hardly be more different.
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She's working on a new show that involves polyrhythm, when two or more different rhythms play at once.
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For as similar as it is to Louie in form, it could not be more different in content.
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What's more, different aspects of personality can be elicited by different circumstances, at different times, around different people.
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I personally like the man and that surprised a lot of people because we couldn&apost be more different.
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Their diagnosis of the roots of the problem, however — as well as their proposed solutions — couldn't be more different.
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But Conde, you know, Reddit's four people and Conde's, I don't know, thousands or whatever — couldn't be more different.
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The Taiwanese phone maker's latest flagship Android phone couldn't be more different than its notchy brothers on the market.
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DXM molecules looked like codeine and stopped the cough well enough, but otherwise couldn't be more different, Kaplin says.
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She and I, on paper we couldn't be more different, but in life nothing's ever worked better for me.
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But his performance at a Super Bowl party on Sunday in Manchester, N.H., could not have been more different.
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Now back in the play-off places in League Two, the mood around Wycombe couldn't have been more different.
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But in other ways, the prominent figures of the modern religious right could not look more different from Graham.
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Treatment adherence for an HIV patient means taking from three to six or more different medications daily without fail.
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You couldn't pick three more different ways to carry the same themes of wisdom -- learning how to worship God.
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Buying "incense" or "lures," which attract pokémon to a location, is one easy way of catching more different species.
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True to the game's promise, the new planet couldn't be more different than the ice world I came from.
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The gentle cow and creeping scorpion couldn't be more different... so, basically, this should be an exciting full moon.
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Their ads both feature (relatively) dashing images of the 70-year-old men, but substantively, couldn't be more different.
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These worlds are referred to as twins, but the reality is that they couldn't be or look more different.
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These brands couldn't be more different in terms of packaging and aesthetic, which makes this collaboration even more anticipated.
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You can watch on more different devices — and stream on more devices at once — with Sling than with Fubo.
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There could not, on first glance or listen, be two artists more different than John Zorn and Agnes Martin.
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"You couldn't have two more different people," Scot Ross, who leads the progressive group One Wisconsin Now, told me.
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But while one wrong in-game word might start a war, his real life job couldn't be more different.
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But it turned out to be even more different, sort of partly that, but also just completely different entities.
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Paragon, a third-person MOBA, and Fortnite, co-op survival game, couldn't be more different than Gears of War.
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His opening act at this show uses similar instrumentation but couldn't be more different in tone: Eva Moolchan, a.k.a.
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Eli's got a very distinct look to him, and it couldn't be more different from your more casual vibe.
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Medicine is hard because, as A.I. is teaching us, we're much more different from one another than we thought.
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For example, the policy agendas of President Obama and President Trump concerning Iran and China couldn't be more different.
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And every day for a whole month, those two friends, who couldn't have been more different, played beautifully together.
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The more different voices we can engage in the national conversation, the better the outcome is going to be.
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Rick's take: Both teams enter the series after stellar regular seasons, but their histories could not be more different.
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On the surface, the 77-year-old six-term senator from Kentucky could not be more different from Trump.
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The reception Mr. Zarif receives now in Washington could not be more different than it was 24 months ago.
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The two finalists could hardly be more different on the big questions facing France: globalization, immigration and French identity.
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But offscreen, Mitchell couldn't be more different from the low key, no-nonsense high schooler she became famous for portraying.
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The two men couldn't have been more different: Bergé was stocky where Saint Laurent was as thin as a reed.
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On an entire range of issues, from tax policy to immigration, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump couldn't be more different.
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In a prior life, Joe DeLoss worked as a banking analyst, but today, his day job couldn't be more different.
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Obviously, the two couldn't be more different in their backgrounds, and specifically their experiences of what we now call precarity.
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The local internet is largely smartphone-based, for example, as is black Twitter, and the two couldn't be more different.
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But their nominating bodies could not be more different — and only one appears to reflect the changing diversity of America.
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He and Trump scarcely knew each other, and his understated demeanor could not be more different than Trump's brash style.
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The project draws a comparison between two cities — Denver and Mexico City — that, on their surfaces, couldn't appear more different.
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This adds another layer of uncertainty for the chain, and Credit Suisse said it makes the recovery process more different.
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The more different she is from her husband, the more divided they seem, the more impervious she is to criticism.
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The Raskins, brought aboard after several top Washington lawyers turned down working for Trump, couldn't be more different from Giuliani.
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At a glance the two locales couldn't be more different, in terms of climate and culture, populace past and present.
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The narcissistic, amoral, vulgar reality-TV president and the modest, principled, classy, old-world president could not be more different.
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Frazier and Norton could not have been more different and yet Futch wrote a plan for each to best Ali.
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"But we, as a use case, couldn&apost be more different and therefore really are not competing with them directly."
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"The future masters of the world will probably be more different from us than we are from Neanderthals," he wrote.
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But on the surface, the 77-year-old six-term senator from Kentucky could not be more different from Trump.
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The group could hardly look more different from the 13 white men who prosecuted former President Bill Clinton in 1999.
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The Interpreter The two movements that culminated in this week's presidential elections could hardly seem, from the outside, more different.
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No. Again, I think that if you really look into our business, you know that it couldn't be more different.
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"I think the more different subjects you deal with in something, the less likely something can get passed," Kinzinger said.
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The two major science-fiction movies of the fall of 1997, released two weeks apart, couldn't have looked more different.
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Jack the Ripper & West End Adventures, a standalone game in the Sherlock Holmes: Consulting Detective series, couldn't be more different.
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But the idea of trying to include more different kinds of people from more different walks of life, more genders, more races, all of that, looking at it socially, I believe in that 100 percent and I would go out of my way to include an interesting group that wasn't being included much, yes.
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At this point last year, the market was in a roughly similar spot, but the mood could hardly be more different.
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In January at CES in Las Vegas, I met with both companies and the mood could not have been more different.
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"We couldn't be more different, but our love is the same and I think that's the strongest part of our relationship."
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Meanwhile Swiss-German dialects and even many dialects within Germany are more different from High German than Slovenian is from Croatian.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner got hitched, and their wedding could not have been more different than the Nick/Priyanka nuptials.
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The four games couldn't be more different from each other, and they help further broaden an already diverse lineup of games.
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That visit to China, her last, could not have been more different from her first to the country 30 years earlier.
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The films themselves couldn't be more different, but no one has separated themselves from the rest of the pack just yet.
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We couldn't be more different, but our love is the same and I think that's the strongest part of our relationship.
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What was already a somewhat tenuous relationship between two men who could not be more different is even more awkward now.
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When it comes to appearance, age, background — even the way they speak — Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders couldn't be more different.
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But supporting a bigoted political candidate today could not be more different than being gay in the United States during McCarthyism.
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The iPhone 21769's new home button will elicit instant reaction from people; it's much more different than you might think.
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But as similar as the two were in persona, all boisterousness and bravura, their backgrounds could hardly have been more different.
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She consistently sees able-bodied patients coming through her door with three or more different control prescriptions, funded entirely through Medicaid.
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Ms. Swift and Mr. West couldn't be more different: Ms. Swift is a covert operator, Mr. West a namer of names.
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We couldn't be more different but our love is the same and I think that's the strongest part of our relationship.
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Conte abandoned his attempt to form a government, and Mattarella settled on Carlo Cottarelli, whose politics could hardly be more different.
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As the tests continue, it is entirely possible the Army's weaponeers will try out even more different missiles in the launcher.
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And the broader the base, the more hopeful it is, because the more different kinds of people are willing to work.
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Outwardly, the two men could not have been more different: Johnson could talk circles around anyone, and Trump is verbally inept.
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Her films, like Waters's, though with a wry delicacy that couldn't be more different than his approach, speak a secret language.
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The wind-whipped seaside landscape where I started this journey could not have looked more different than this primordial mountain range.
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If the lunch bore an eerie similarity to an ill-fated 2015 dinner, the circumstances could not have been more different.
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"The more options you have in terms of starters, the more different ways you can set up your rotation," Zaidi said.
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Last week, however, following the announcement of immigration restrictions on six additional countries, the reaction could not have been more different.
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In 22019, the federal government once again stepped in to support states — though its approach could not have been more different.
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Johnson's and Mr. Trump's biographies could not be more different but their lack of presidential demeanor was evident from the start.
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Not only is this year's Heisman slightly different from last year's, it is more different from those of a generation ago.
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The two incidents couldn't have been more different, although they both served to illustrate the ever-blurring line between art and politics.
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Going into this, I wanted to find someone with a similar lifestyle, and with Jacqueline I couldn't have found someone more different.
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They're both known for their jaw-dropping knockouts—though the skills they use to earn these knockouts could not be more different.
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As mobile chipsets have grown smaller and more sophisticated, they've started to take on more jobs and more different kinds of jobs.
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Their origin stories couldn't be more different, but they're all out to protect New York, which brings them together in The Defenders.
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"He's Palestinian and Iraqi, I'm a white girl from Connecticut, so we couldn't be more different in some respects," Ms. McCracken said.
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Yet Jennifer's and Sara's experiences of sex education and the effect it would have on their lives could not be more different.
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The ROG Strix XG17 is another portable 1080p monitor, but the focus couldn't be more different: this one is all about gaming.
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The two men could not have been more different: Mr Bergé was stocky where Saint Laurent was as thin as a reed.
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But it's also more different from its predecessors than any other Pokémon game (barring spin-offs from the main series, of course).
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At ages 9 and 11, sisters Kimber and Mikelle Biggs were the best of friends — but could not have been more different.
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"The more different the U.K. is from Europe, the harder the challenge is so the more value we can provide," he said.
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Their onscreen personalities couldn't be more different, with Amy as a habitual rule-follower and Rosa as the precinct's resident tough-guy.
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Two designers working from broadly similar source material have come up with games that could hardly be more different from one another.
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Both men are the same age but, as Bloemen puts it, their paths to the Olympics could not have been more different.
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Their temperament couldn't be much more different from that of their local rivals, even if Stamford Bridge is barely two miles away.
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It's almost like comparing a plain pizza with a supreme pie — sure, they're both delicious, but the taste couldn't be more different.
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Heads or Tails: The world is anxiously waiting on France's presidential coin toss and the two candidates could not be more different.
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Now Aster returns with Midsommar, which couldn't be more different: Its action occurs under the unsparing, perpetual daylight of a Scandinavian summer.
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A lot of their new ad products seem to be borrowed, and we'd love to see something a little bit more different.
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"As you may have noticed, the next American president and I could not be more different," he said in Athens on Wednesday.
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Hamilton is less than an hour away from the overshadowing metropolis of Toronto, but the two cities couldn't be any more different.
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Hybridization is embodied in two works that couldn't be more different: Gilliam's hulking draped canvas and Alex Katz's "Edwin, Blue Series" (21960).
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The composers' approaches couldn't be more different: In his sprawling, methodical works, Bruckner seeks the sublime within the strict confines of protocol.
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"The more you've relaxed and the more different ways you've gone through these same things, you can't help but deepen," he said.
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Fashion designers typically produce four collections a season (bolstered by multiple interim commercial collections), some designing for two or more different labels.
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And Clinton's campaign organization could not be more different, an analysis of Federal Election Commission (FEC) spending data by The Hill reveals.
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And the more different they appear, the more the other party comes to feel like a genuine existential threat to the other.
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And it is rapidly expanding its footprint in physical retail, to collect more different kinds of data about customers' habits and desires.
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There were two high-profile police shootings in the past week — and police's responses to them could not have been more different.
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The candidates couldn't be more different, and nor could their ideas for how to fix a France profoundly uncertain about its future.
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They could not have been more different from the jagged cinder-block rubble and delicate, half-destroyed caravansaries of Mr. Hadad's hometown, Aleppo.
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Despite a very real speculation bubble around cryptocurrency, these financial gains are mostly on paper, and the two coins couldn't be more different.
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On its website, the company explains that people are more likely to be attracted to one another the more different their DNA is.
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Life in Grant County, population 641, could not be more different than the gilded Big Apple existence long enjoyed by President Donald Trump.
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But in real life, the actress couldn't be more different from her iconic alter ego, preferring all things vegan, eco-friendly, and organic.
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Going strictly by that $60 per month or less metric, the five states with the highest amount of access couldn't be more different.
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While their lives couldn't be more different, Hughie and Annie become the epicenter of a superhero shake-up that could bring Vought down.
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The two couldn't have been more different, and it was that juxtaposition that really set up a lot of their storylines to come.
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Aurora Innovation and Zoox are two of the most ambitious companies working on autonomous vehicles, but their strategies couldn't be any more different.
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For obvious reasons, Miranda's first hip-hop-infused musical has much in common with his second, but the plots couldn't be more different.
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"From a distance, these women could not have looked more different," the magazine describes the day the women met for their photo shoot.
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The eighth episode is packed with lightning-fast jokes and is fun to watch, parodying five or more different genres all at once.
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His questioning style couldn't be more different than Justice Antonin Scalia, but in some ways his questions channeled the man he has replaced.
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The more different 5G is from 4G, the higher the chances that China can make its own intellectual property part of the standard.
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Leaf scored a 27 on the Wonderlic, while Manning scored 28, though the trajectory of each quarterback's career couldn't have been more different.
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They don't know each other, but they do know they couldn't be more different — and, they need to help each other to survive.
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Even under normal circumstances, it could be hard to keep track of a half dozen or more different China trade issues running simultaneously.
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Another factor to watch will be the relationship between the two leaders — Trump and Xi. The two men could hardly be more different.
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Different immigrant groups have come in, and Canadian politics has always been different from American politics anyway, and now it's even more different.
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While the pumpkin pie from Stop & Shop looked almost identical to the Key Food pie, the two desserts couldn't have been more different.
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"That they felt the country would have been even more different had Robert Kennedy been president than if John F. Kennedy had lived."
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Michael, who lives in a swanky house in LA, buys luxury goods, and runs a thriving business, couldn't be more different from Austyn.
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Mixing sound live at the Met, Mr. Frost said, "couldn't be more different," because there's no opportunity to stop or try something again.
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In-N-Out&aposs sleek, photogenic sandwiches couldn&apost be more different from Five Guys&apos generous, unfussy stacks of beef and bun.
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I hope it&aposs as popular and resonates with fans in the same way, but, truthfully, the shows couldn&apost be more different.
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A single father with a son, he couldn't be more different than Jones, but the two have a connection that's fun to explore.
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But if you look closely, you'll also see a snippet featuring Lena Dunham, who couldn't be more different from her Girls character, Hannah Horvath.
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Along with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Finkenauer became the first woman in her twenties elected to Congress — but the two Democrats couldn't be more different.
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The other could not be more different: a project to create a Form 10-K, a type of corporate report, for America's dysfunctional government.
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The difference between skin tone four and five for emoji is much more different compared to between two and three or three and four.
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She could hardly be more different from the president whom she hopes to charm and who reportedly calls her "my Maggie", after Margaret Thatcher.
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When Theresa May met Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Tuesday, their political fortunes could hardly have been more different and neither could their outlooks.
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The current liberal, conformist Germany could hardly be more different from its late-1920s counterpart, yet in Mr Strauss's book it prompts similar sensations.
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They may share an affinity for black turtlenecks but the reputations of Ms Holmes and Apple's celebrated late boss could not be more different.
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Alexis Bledel's role as Ofglen in The Handmaid's Tale couldn't be more different than the fast-talking, coffee-chugging character that made her famous.
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For his signature "mermaid hair," he mixes three or more different shades so that they fade from the roots to the tip, Buzzfeed reports.
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The Echo Anywhere strategy couldn't be any more different from the tack Apple has taken with Siri and it provides Amazon a solid moat.
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"The more different people you have in the room, in these high-pressure circumstances in which we operate, the better the decisions," he said.
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Sharing yards of genetic material, both works aim to explain the power and mystery of the human genome, yet could not be more different.
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On the southwest side of Chicago, where the landscape couldn't be more different but the economic fears are much the same, it's Oreo cookies.
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" Day said that while the covers couldn't be "more different" from one another, "they all look so nice when you line them up together.
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And I have met many more clients whose experiences are eerily similar to mine, even if their outcomes could not have been more different.
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The more different tests you run—the more parameters you monitor, and the more often—the more likely you are to be caught out.
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"Even though Donald and I are both from New York, the truth is we could not be more different," he said recently in Nashville.
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But the program was dominated by two substantive pieces which did not particularly highlight the flute, and which could not have been more different.
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"The more technology and the more different vendors that get put in your home, the more important that it all works together," he said.
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When it comes to the options we have today to connect to each other in times of crisis, the reality couldn't be more different.
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Growing up in the Northeast, the son of a pro tennis player and a supermodel, Noah's background couldn't be much more different from Rose's.
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How different is the more controversial question, to which there is one particularly interesting answer: A little more different than they used to be.
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"Austin gets to fight with Dallas, which couldn't be more different than Houston, and all of that makes a dynamic, meaningful region," he said.
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Though Garcia and Rose are long-time friends and Ryder Cup teammates, they could not be more different in the way they approach courses.
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"As you may have noticed, the next American president and I could not be more different," Mr. Obama said to a ripple of laughter.
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If you don't feel this art's spell, try seeing any important classical work with two or more different casts in a top-level company.
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The title could cause confusion with another coming Mads Mikkelsen movie — the outdoor-survival drama "Arctic" — but the tone could hardly be more different.
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But his approach on foreign policy, and his economic successes, could not be more different from the man whose mantle he seeks to assume.
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No two men could be more different in physique and demeanor, and several critics have compared their relationship to that between dog and master.
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Despite the similarities between elements of Fillon and Trump's messages, the two men could not be more different in terms of background and temperament.
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For a trio of voices that blend so perfectly, the leading ladies of Star could not be in a more different place in this episode.
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All three go to the same Portland high school (the show is very heavy on the "Keep Portland weird" ethos), but couldn't be more different.
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The new Dart probably could not have been much more different from its ancestor, and the car was only in production for a few years.
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Letters look much crisper and more regular, and fonts look much more different from each other, allowing you to customize your reading experience a more.
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In other words, this one charger eliminates the need to bring along two or more different chargers to keep all of your devices topped off.
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Yet temperamentally, the careful and scrupulous vice president couldn't be more different from a commander in chief who prefers to make decisions on the fly.
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News in their "13 Things You Didn't Know About the Actor" quiz and thankfully the very real Prentice and fictitious Bryce couldn't be more different.
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But as we coast into the new year, we're on the hunt for the next big trends — and what we're finding couldn't be more different.
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"It was so amazing to play that opening bar — it couldn't have been more different than it was when we were much younger," he said.
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My experience as a non-walking person could not have been more different from my experience as a biped, even when I was on crutches.
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"How's it going, girl?" he asked as he plopped himself down on the floor next to Ms. Wu. The two could hardly look more different.
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Did you use the aesthetic of the books in putting together her closet, or did you want to develop something more different for the movie?
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"They really couldn't be more different," Len Burman, director of the center and a professor at Syracuse University, said in a conference call with reporters.
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But on campus, just beyond the militants' reach, the topics being batted around a giant lecture hall could hardly have been more different: Radical feminism.
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The Des Moines Social Club might sound like a place where retired ladies spend their weeknights playing bridge, but the reality couldn't be more different.
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The second show, "Liliana Porter: Other Situations," organized by the SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah, Ga., couldn't be more different in look and tone.
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"The more different kinds of animals we find, the more we learn about the pattern of archosaurs taking over after the mass extinction," Peecook said.
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But stylistically, they couldn't be more different, with Romney's measured, sometimes awkward style naturally at odds with the bombastic, erratic and combative tactics of Trump.
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The person who sat across from me on the couch couldn't have been more different from the 21-year-old I'd met 13 years before.
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Many noted with a hint of disapproval that they could not be more different from the anti-Trump Women's March last Saturday — culturally or politically.
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But there are definitely a subset of people for whom video games are a tool that they use to define their identity, and then when you have that space kind of being pried open and people saying, "Let's get more different kinds of people in these games, let's get more different kinds of voices contributing to the culture," then that starts to become scary.
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Fifty years on, the biggest music festivals could hardly be more different, with corporate sponsors, VIP packages, air conditioned tents, gourmet dining and social media influencers.
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The Trump and Clinton cases could not be more different, but the lesson is the same: Play the long game, or risk losing the big one.
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Jack worries that the school has even less diversity than the kids' current school — he doesn't want Randall to feel more different than he already does.
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It COULD NOT have been more different from the endless wedding of Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra, which was beyond elaborate and lasted 9 years. CONGRATS!!!!
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On the surface, it would be hard to think of two films more different than director Richard Linklater's most recent efforts, Boyhood and Everybody Wants Some!!
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But price-wise, the two sets couldn't be more different: The Juvia's Place palette offers 16 shades for $30, while Thorne's includes nine shades for $50.
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But yeah, they really could not be more different from each other, although I wonder it'll be kind of funny to see Rose in 'Castle Rock.
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This weed-infused, stoned-to-the-bone project couldn't be more different than their main gig, but it's certainly got its own addictive, sleepy-eyed charms.
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Enter the Stan Smith Shock Primeknit kicks, a pair of slip-on shoes that, upon first glance, couldn't be more different than their now-iconic namesake.
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The Bush twins, Barbara Pierce Bush and Jenna Bush Hager, have always been close even as their lives have taken them in ever more different directions.
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When DIVE opens, Springsteen's framed signature will be hanging on what may be the same wall, but oh boy, the atmosphere couldn't possibly be more different.
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Yes, these two politicians, who could not be more different, are the reasons for this mad dash to the Democratic nomination, but for vastly different reasons.
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Saturday's concert could not be more different: Messiaen's erotic, rapt, sumptuous "Turangalîla-Symphonie," with Jean-Yves Thibaudet at the piano and Cynthia Millar on Ondes Martenot.
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In a larger sense, the farm bill reflects a fork in the road of our cultural progress, and the two paths could not be more different.
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"The physics don't add up," one official with knowledge of the situation told the AP.Spectrum analysis of one recording revealed around 20 or more different frequencies.
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Needless to say, these early missions unveiled a world that could not have been more different from the lush oasis some had hoped Venus might be.
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Their convention speeches could not have been more different — Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton almost talked about two countries with very little resemblance to one another.
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Here's Makena Kelly at The Verge: Both Sanders and Biden have held virtual campaign events over the past week, but their approaches couldn't be more different.
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Here's Makena Kelly at The Verge: Both Sanders and Biden have held virtual campaign events over the past week, but their approaches couldn't be more different.
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The greatest pure hitters of modern times — Tony Gwynn and Ichiro Suzuki — could not have looked more different: Gwynn lumbering (in later years), Suzuki forever lithe.
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The two could hardly have been more different — her days were organized to the minute; he got out of bed only when he felt like it.
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That's basically the night that New Hampshire produced on Tuesday, and it could not be more different from the debacle that was the 2020 Iowa caucus.
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"I daresay there have been more different proposals for Mars calendars than there are different calendars for the Earth," said Michael Allison, a retired NASA scientist.
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While Rudolph was singled out for having a red nose, this brainteaser asks you to look out for a reindeer even more different than the rest.
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"The Martin" and "The Donald" couldn't be more different in character, but in this regard Mr. Schulz has certainly learned a lesson from America's recent election.
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Temer, who speaks in the rigidly formal Portuguese of a former constitutional law professor, could not be more different - from Rousseff or most of his countrymen.
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The setting and the rigorous, on-the-job training it offered could not have been more different from those of the art school he had left behind.
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The Dell XPS 13Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)And speaking of manufacturers, Windows is available on a lot more different types of laptop, desktop, and 2-in-1.
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Even if the Florida State Senate has recently ruled that studying computer code is equivalent to learning a foreign language, the two could not be more different.
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Creating human organs inside an animal might not work as easily, because pigs, monkeys, and sheep are much more different from humans than rats are from mice.
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Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton both aced their first official solo engagements as royals, but when it came to their style choices, they couldn't be more different.
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Dunkirk, Girls Trip, and Baby Driver all crossed the $100 million mark, with the first two (which couldn't be more different from each other) strongly outperforming expectations.
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That was a very complicated period and the coming together of Lloyds and HBOS couldn't be more different than the transaction that we're looking at just now.
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Susan Collins of Maine couldn't have more different reasons for being no, but yet they are the ones most critical of the health care bill right now.
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Brie Larson movingly portrays a devoted parent in Room, but the Oscar frontrunner reveals that her real-life relationship with her own father couldn't be more different.
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Spectacles — aside from the whole camera-in-eyewear thing — couldn't be more different and that's why I think a lot of people are going to like them.
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But while we've all been practicing our upside-down liner techniques, a sleeper trend's been brewing in Hollywood, and it couldn't be more different from the pack.
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But the two characters couldn't have had more different hair styles, with Valkyrie rocking a pragmatic yet elegant flowing ponytail, and Detroit slaying with short, colorful ringlets.
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From a vanity standpoint, sure, you may not look that much more different, but are you truly going to optimize your performance when you eat like that?
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This begins with the evening's most wonderfully complex passage, with the ensemble fragmented into five or more different groups, all musically motivated and all in changing geometries.
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The company is also investing in engineering and technology expertise to improve its AI. "We're building AI to go after more different areas of content," Zuckerberg said.
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While Trump and Trudeau have had several seemingly congenial meetings and phone calls since Trump took office, they could not be more different in terms of policy.
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After the divorce, I embarked on a disastrous relationship with someone who could not have been more different, and I was devastated when that, too, fell apart.
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I think if we were at home and sitting in the house, eating and drinking, and he called, it would have been a little bit more different.
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More than four years after officially announcing his mayoral run, Mayor Bill de Blasio seeks another term in a political environment that could not be more different.
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The psychologically astute storyteller Amy Bloom and the adept historical novelist Kelly O'Connor McNees could hardly be more different as writers; consequently, their books occupy distinct territories.
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And they're about giving audiences the chance to intimately experience [the subjects'] lives, even though their lives could probably not be more different than the audience members.
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" The weather could not have been more different from a year ago, when Britons found themselves up against a polar vortex nicknamed the "Beast From the East.
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Hulu goes full-on Jim Henson with the return of these two classic Muppet films, which are both a delight even though they couldn't be more different.
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When I was at school, and you're a teenager just trying to fit in in this intense, peer-pressured environment, being asexual makes you feel even more different.
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Though Ms. Morgendorffer had been seen on Beavis and Butt-Head before, the March 3, 1997, premiere of Daria proved that the two shows couldn't be more different.
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Rocky IV is kind of awesome, in that cheesy '80s way, but its tone could not be more different from the more realistic tone of the Creed movies.
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It could not be more different for the men of Bollywood, which has a long history of protecting its "bad boys," even when they are not particularly profitable.
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Culp's time at Danaher "could not have been more different to this with a very clean balance sheet, no dividend, and generally solid short cycle businesses," Tusa added.
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As the annual U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT) gets underway in Washington D.C., the backdrop could hardly be more different from a year ago.
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The film was rushed to beat out Mars Attacks Though the two films couldn't be more different in tone, Devlin and Emmerich were aware of Tim Burton's movie.
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Though a deeply personal issue, this public debate has created a friction and a gulf between Americans, making it seem as though we are more different than alike.
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Little in common Trump and Pelosi could hardly be more different, so it's hard to see how they can forge any kind of bond in the weeks ahead.
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When it comes to real estate, Tribeca is known for its loft-style low-rises that couldn't be more different from a 1,000-foot-tall Billionaires' Row skyscraper.
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A few weeks later, we were up two flights of stairs and tucked into a back room, and the tone of service could not have been more different.
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They could hardly be more different from Mary Heilmann's lush and intuitive abstractions on canvas, and Jessica Stockholder's equally painterly assemblages of commercial goods, also on view here.
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Three of them — Bêtes de Foire, Cirque Inextremiste and Akoreakro — could not have been more different in scale and tone, and yet each subverted expectations in delightful ways.
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The mood could not have been more different on Thursday evening, as the Met presented the premiere of a new production of "Così," set in 1950s Coney Island.
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The more different realms of consumer life in which Alibaba has a hand, the more data it can amass on how consumers spend, and on what they want.
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There must be 180 or more different food groups in the city, and the vast majority are in the outer boroughs [Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island].
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The more different wines you drink, the better your instinct becomes for which bottle to open, which ingredient to add to the meal to create a wonderful harmony.
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When she runs, Helen heads to a local bar, and we get her version of last week's run-in with Alison (Ruth Wilson), which could not be more different.
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Highly specialized athletes were 18 percent more likely to have an overuse injury than moderately specialized athletes who spent at least some time on two or more different sports.
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His analytical, reserved, no-drama style could hardly be more different than that of the pyrotechnical Trump -- one reason why the Republican presumptive nominee has drawn millions of supporters.
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Both debuted at Park City this week, and though they couldn't be more different, each is a stunning work — testaments to what VR experiences can and should be like.
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Having beguiled critics with "Call Me By Your Name", Mr Guadagnino has conjured up his version of Dario Argento's "Suspiria", and the two projects could hardly appear more different.
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IT WOULD be hard to find two more different characters than Theresa May and Donald Trump; the former a suburban vicar's daughter, the latter a brash reality TV star.
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Twenty-four percent of women in the closure group reported facing three or more different kinds of burdens, compared to just 4 percent of women whose clinics remained open.
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The more the team of developers learns about the way users want to play the game, the more it will be tailored and tweaked to offer more, different experiences.
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Although the two countries could hardly be more different in their foreign policy in Iraq, they both feared a vacuum and found none of the other candidates terribly appealing.
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Murray and Djokovic, the world's top two players, reached the final, to be played Sunday at O2 Arena, with victories on Saturday that could not have been more different.
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That man couldn't be more different from the one he plays in this slow-burner from Jim Jarmusch — save for the fact that both characters are from New Jersey.
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Alfredo Casella's only opera, "La Donna Serpente" ("The Snake Lady"), which had its final performance on Sunday at the Teatro Regio in Turin, Italy, could hardly be more different.
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During my reporting in Mosul this week, the picture couldn't have looked more different in the eastern half of the city, which was recently taken back by government forces.
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Setting aside the brief, disastrous tenure of Michael Flynn, two men have held the role of national security adviser under Donald Trump, and they could not be more different.
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In temperament, ideology and style on the campaign trail, the gregarious, gaffe-prone, relatively moderate Mr. Biden and the disciplined, democratic socialist Mr. Sanders could not be more different.
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But her painted world — for all that it seems to admit and bask in, from time to time, a common Californian light — could not be more different from his.
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Wallner's portrait of the active, transparent and collegial Senate of the early 1990s could not be more different than today, where an open legislative process is virtually unheard of.
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It is hard to imagine two leaders more different, in style or substance, than Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, and Donald Trump, the new president of the United States.
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The scene could not be more different from Tucson, where the landscape is red and rocky, another planet, with more stars in the sky than I have seen anywhere.
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But from the Birkenstock outlets in Vermont to the Harley-Davidson dealerships in New Hampshire, these two states, on opposite sides of the Connecticut River, could not be more different.
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The three siblings — Nova (Rutina Wesley), Charley (Dawn-Lyen Gardner), and Ralph Angel (Kofi Siriboe) — could not be more different, but are also so clearly cut from the same cloth.
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The two women couldn't have been more different, yet now they were stuffed in a cell the size of a walk-in closet, their shared toilet practically touching their bunkbed.
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As an obsessive television writer, I decided to compare these two very different messages, and they clearly weren't written by the same people since the handwriting couldn't be more different.
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"The more different people we have who are focused on solving the problems we have in this world, the better results we will get," Williams told me at the time.
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" The evening opened and ended with choral scenes that could not have been more different: the entrance of the guests from "Tannhäuser" and "Make Our Garden Grow" from Bernstein's "Candide.
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It is unknown how many sporting goods manufacturers will ultimately produce new headgear, but the two companies that have taken the leap into the marketplace could not be more different.
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My transition couldn't have been more different from that of my boyfriend, who started graduate school and quickly made sure his eating habits were as organized as his homework routine.
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"Since we bought the club, we have tried to be even more different, more unique, more creative," Khelaifi said in an interview at the launch of the Air Jordan event.
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Zahler seems to want to make Henry a counterweight to the detectives (Brett especially), as if to suggest that they're alike, though their worlds and power couldn't be more different.
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"Every family is different, but some families are more different than others," the narrator notes in the first trailer for the animated film inspired by Charles Addams's New Yorker cartoons.
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The character may exist in both movies, backed by the same studio (Warner Bros), and are part of the larger DC universe, but his narrative role couldn't be more different.
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"I don't think anybody has tried more different styles and nailed it than Linda has," country star Bonnie Raitt says in CNN Films' documentary on Ronstadt, airing New Year's Day.
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Channing Daughters Long Island Rosso Fresco 2015 $17.99 Like Wölffer Estate, Channing Daughters is based on the South Fork of Long Island, yet the estates could not be more different.
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"The conversation today couldn't be more different than it was a decade ago," said Hunter Cutting, director of strategic communications for Climate Nexus, a nonprofit group focused on climate issues.
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It's hard to think of three more different European sites than Museo d'Arte Moderna di Bologna, the Museo Vincenzo Vela, or the Kunstmuseum Kloster, the three settings he responded to.
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The more different kind of things they call you, the more of a chance you'll get to be on the formatted radio stations for the thing that they called you.
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Not surprisingly, he did not know what to make of Vaccaro, who not only was immersed in the world of sports, but also could not have had a more different personality.
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"Our covers celebrate Zendaya and Cardi B, two women who could not be more different but who are both icons made for 2018: approachable, unfiltered, and multitalented," said CR's editor, CarineRoitfeld.
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It's likely this orbit will get even more different over time, too, as the satellite is still drifting and gravity from the Sun and the Moon will tug on the spacecraft.
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In general, the more different the genomes of the partners are, the greater the diversity in their offspring and the more likely it is that some of the combinations will survive.
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In temperament, Mr Jope could not be more different from his predecessor, Paul Polman, a self-confessed "Calvinist Dutch" whose messianic belief in long-term sustainability gave him a haughty air.
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S'mores and ice cream sandwiches couldn't be more different: One has a frozen filling between chocolate cookies while the other has golden grahams and a filling you literally set on fire.
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But Obama knows he is being replaced by a president who's vowed to roll back many of his core policies and whose worldview could not be more different from his own.
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The two bashes couldn't be more different A few hours later, I found myself at a restaurant deep within the Venetian for a party being co-hosted by Intel and Lenovo.
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The Canadian team that stepped on to the Kwandong Hockey Centre ice on Thursday could not have been more different than the one that claimed gold four years ago in Sochi.
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The dry, almost clinical tone could scarcely be more different from the meditative mood the Supreme Court struck the last time it stood up for abortion rights, in Planned Parenthood v.
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But the star admits that her offscreen wardrobe couldn't be more different from LJ's (but that didn't stop her from stealing a few key pieces from her character's closet for posterity).
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Do you think that we're going to have more and more different kinds of voices or do you think there's actually kind of a thing that we all want to hear?
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Despite the fact that both of our companies share files and despite the fact that they added 'box' to their name, the underlying structures of the businesses couldn't be more different.
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The two candidates' campaigns could not have been more different the month following the Washington Post's report alleging Moore molested a 14-year-old girl when he was in his thirties.
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Apart from its titanic partnering requirements, Rudolf has solos in each act charting his descent from questing elegance to psychological torment; we're shown his reactions to 15 or more different people.
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"Elephants are no more different from humans than mice are," Dr. Thesleff said, "so it's quite possible that the same gene or genes are involved" in elephant tusklessness and human toothlessness.
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The block, where traffic funnels out from the Lincoln Tunnel, couldn't be more different from the Distillery District, an area of stylishly restored Victorian industrial architecture: lots of red brick everywhere.
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It&aposs also the latter foundation brush head that hooked makeup artist Patrick Ta as the brand&aposs first-ever consulting makeup artist, though their backgrounds couldn&apost be more different.
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And the reality is that the more different somebody is for me, the worse I'm going to be at guessing what is going to resonate or alienate that other person. Right?
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Beyond a trailing earnings comparison, Frank said the valuations are even more different when comparing each period's interest rates with its earnings yield, which is the opposite of an earnings multiple.
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In any case, in 200 or 300 years, the beings that will dominate the Earth will be far more different from us than we are different from Neanderthals or from chimpanzees.
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Regarded at home as a potential successor to Park In-bee as the next Korean world number one, Sung-hyun's game could hardly be more different to that of the Olympic champion.
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At the end of the day, car manufacturers neither want to lose control over the center stack of their cars nor support three or more different standards for interacting with smartphone apps.
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She goes toe to toe (and sometimes blow to blow) with Taraji P. Henson on Empire, but in reality, actress Grace Byers couldn't be more different than her TV character Anika Lyon.
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The upside is that with Kalanick resigning, along with Emil Michael and board member David Bonderman, Uber's leadership suddenly looks far more different now than it did just a few months ago.
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Currently, it airs about one per day, but by the end of the year it plans to air three, as well as introduce more different formats, including animation, scripted drama, and comedies.
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The moody first teaser for Denis Villeneuve's upcoming Blade Runner 2049 arrived earlier this week, and the footage couldn't be more different from his currently-in-theaters film, the thoughtful, patient Arrival.
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"My case is a lot more different today as I'm a musician and my role [in the industry] is completely different [than when I was a blogger]," she says of the transition.
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For example, investors in the broader Washington, D.C. metro area have invested in more different metro areas around the country than investors from any other metropolitan area, which is a remarkable finding.
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The two women couldn't have been any more different, but some fans thought that the pair's constant butting of heads had to do with more than just not seeing eye to eye.
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While, around 27 BC, the first emperor of Rome gave the goddess Cybele the title of Supreme Mother of Rome, by 500 AD, attitudes toward female Gods couldn't have been more different.
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"Men and Women Say They're More Different Than Similar" explores the traditional notions of gender that underlie a culture of sexual harassment: Men are tough; women are in touch with their feelings.
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"Fancy Free," Bernstein's first ballet — a collaboration with the great Jerome Robbins, who would choreograph "On the Town" and "West Side Story" — came just several months later and couldn't be more different.
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Further, it pits two of the highest-ranking female politicians in the country against each other, officials who cross paths on a near-daily basis but whose styles couldn't be more different.
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I was 19 at the time, and the home we left in Florida couldn't have been more different than the small town where my Irish Catholic grandparents had raised their 15 children.
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While the circumstances couldn't be more different, the biggest demographic question heading into 2020 is the influence young people will have on elections that could shape America for a decade or more.
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More, different disease tracking needed Along with heat, the spread of infectious diseases can pose a higher risk of death, and high temperatures can play a role in the spread of such diseases.
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Our music, and what we say lyrically couldn't be more different, but the outcome was much the same... offering a room full of people a few minutes of joy in a crazy world.
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The hysteria which Diego Maradona commanded is very different from the fervor that devoured singer Amy Winehouse, and more different still from the haze of glory that enshrined Formula One racer Ayrton Senna.
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In truth, Abrams' clip reveal is an SNL sketch that asks why everyone in the Star Wars universe seems to speak and/or understand a dozen or more different alien or droid languages.
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The Focus On Global Expansion Of course, the zeniths of Lanvin and Kors couldn't be more different, but Lapidus is aware of how a more mass (read: global) approach can benefit a brand.
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The more different species are, the more likely they are to evolve in different ways and adapt in different ways, and certainly, life on another planet couldn't be more dissimilar to life here.
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And though their outfits couldn't have been more different — Kate wore an ethereal, flowing blush gown, while Meghan was in a fitted pantsuit — they had one very important thing in common: The designer.
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"The more different people we have who are focused on solving the problems we have in this world, the better results we will get," Facebook Global Director of Diversity Maxine Williams told me.
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"Different companies have different business models and different ways that they exploit the product, but the more there are, the more different ways, it's just that much healthier for the business," said Joel.
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"The reason why we butcher so much is because we have such an intensive charcuterie menu and it makes it more versatile when you can make more, different types of products," he says.
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I like the idea that people on repeat viewings of the opening credits would appreciate more and more different things, because if you're binge-watching, you're going to see it again and again.
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Technically it only worked on certain stereos, whereas Come Down achieved maximum, emotional, engaging power and beauty more frequently on more different kinds of listening situations than most of The Black Album does.
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One of Frandsen's studies indicated that places where unions marginally win and the places where unions barely lose might actually be more different than economists initially thought, undermining the basis for such studies.
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The character you commandeer is nowhere near as cool as Samus Aran and the subversive vibe of the humor couldn't feel more different from the earlier NES game's sterile and story-lite delivery.
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It is hard to imagine two starts in one night being more different than the ones recorded by James Paxton of the Seattle Mariners and Dylan Bundy of the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday.
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Not to be confused with the late, great installation artist Mike Kelley, designer, illustrator, and occasional curator Mike Kelley couldn't be more different from the Kelley who tragically committed suicide nearly five years ago.
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Why it matters: This was a priority for the Trump administration, which has now cut a deal with a Mexican administration that couldn't have more different views on immigration, or just about anything else.
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In another, however, they couldn't be more different: social media companies are inextricably part of the fabric of modern society, and getting banned means being excluded from a larger and larger sector of society.
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They like that Mr. Rubio's background could not be more different from the brash and boastful Mr. Trump's, that Mr. Rubio demonstrates a strong work ethic, and that his story seems so quintessentially American.
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Turns out, that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to iconic BFF pics: The characters the two men play couldn't be more different, which is why this friendship is so exciting.
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"Our covers celebrate Zendaya and Cardi B, two women who could not be more different but who are both icons made for 2018: approachable, unfiltered, and multi-talented," Roitfeld said in a press release.
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Both sites offered liveblogs of their iPhone 7 (and 7 Plus) teardowns and spotted some interesting tidbits in the process, discovering a handset that looks a lot more different on the inside than out.
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Untouchable's approach to sexual trauma couldn't be more different from Share's, but their goals are simpatico: Both want you to think about the women harmed by these injustices, rather than the men perpetrating them.
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David Bowie dies after battle with cancer By 1976, for instance, Ziggy was long gone and Bowie was the Thin White Duke, a character that could not be more different from the androgynous Stardust.
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Their summit brings together two leaders who could not seem more different: the often stormy Trump, prone to angry tweets, and Xi, outwardly calm, measured and tightly scripted, with no known social media presence.
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Here are the five takeaways from Wednesday night's debate in Knoxville: Bredesen and Blackburn couldn't be more different Bredesen called for partisan compromise and wished his opponent well, should she be elected in November.
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In its library, I started learning about ways of representing the world that could hardly have been more different, including the works of distinctly unorthodox women like Kathy Acker, Carolee Schneemann and Karen Finley.
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The summit brings together two leaders who could not seem more different: the often stormy Trump, prone to angry tweets, and Xi, outwardly calm, measured and tightly scripted, with no known social media presence.
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Hung beside one another in a corner of the gallery, the works of Henry Taylor and Tschabalala Self could not look more different, but they are each uniquely riveting constructions of the female form.
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"Angola has more different mine varieties than most mine-affected countries," said Gerhard Zank, the country manager of the Halo Trust, a private British organization that clears land mines in Angola and other countries.
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When you see lots of perfectly ripe food all together it's attractive, and the more different elements there are, the more your eye moves around — like, 'ooh look, there's that, and that and that!
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Mudbound is centered around the lives of Florence Jackson (Blige) and Laura McAllan (Carey Mulligan), two women who couldn't be more different, as they grapple with the challenges of living in the Jim Crow South.
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All of these medical conditions come with prescriptions – at least five different drugs for a typical dementia patient and up to nine or more different medicines for 16 percent of these patients, the authors write.
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In contrast, this kind of horror figure could not be more different from 1956's Invasion of the Body Snatchers, which was the product of a society consumed with fear of uniformity and communist takeover.
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During a two-week stretch in September, Murphy visited at least ten—if not more—different eateries in Delray Beach, and on each occasion, she complained of finding a piece of glass in her entree.
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"The cool things about this show is that they wanted everyone to feel really good and they didn't mind the girls looking more different than each other than they did in previous years," she said.
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Our experiences couldn't have been more different though, hers mostly in Nova Scotia, mine in the Yukon, and I wondered why mine isn't the standard for roughly 53,000 documented Canadian women go through each year.
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"We saw a lot of people steeping into the material being put out of the male supremacy ideological sphere, spending time there with those ideas before moving onto more different forms of extremism," said Hankes.
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"Zama" and "I Love You, Daddy" are two of the best movies I saw at the Toronto International Film Festival, which ends Sunday, and they could not be more different or more unwittingly in sync.
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The population is European, Japanese, Hawaiian, Filipino — there is no ethnic majority, and nearly a quarter of the people who live there identify as "hapa," meaning that they belong to two or more different groups.
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Werner and Marie's conflict is timeless, a story about two individuals who could not possibly be more different coming together, but Doerr keeps the reader on edge because Marie and Werner are such effective foils.
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He befriended notables like Princess Diana in a high-flying life that could not be more different from the lives of most Pakistanis, though in recent years he has mellowed and turned more toward Islam.
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In Season 3's first trailer, released Thursday, we see Marty (Jason Bateman) and Wendy (Laura Linney) pick up where they left off canonically — but it's clear their power dynamic has never been more different.
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The study design allows researchers to compare identical twins, who have the same genetic makeup, with nonidentical twins, who are more different genetically, but grow up in the same family environment at the same time.
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This new revival could not be more different, and if there is very little gentility about it, nor much of the poised stylization of traditional French style, it has a vitality that is utterly arresting.
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A likely reason for the stagnation is the growing partisan divide in the US. Parties no longer agree on "basic facts," and see the other group as more different and disliked than their own group.
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"I could not think of two more different protagonists in the great drama of U.S.-China relations," Evan S. Medeiros, formerly the senior director for Asian affairs at the National Security Council, said by email.
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It couldn't be more different from the Big Apple, which is probably why I spent much of my adolescence wishing Kristin Chenoweth would show up in Glinda the Good Witch's bubble and take me there.
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It's a rule of journalism: Unless witnessed by the reporter, a fact must be corroborated by two or more different sources — people, organizations, publications or documents — that did not get the information from one another.
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The two men, who couldn't be more different, are nonetheless still very close and, as David Streitfeld writes, speak admiringly of each other — even if it's likely there are few things they would agree on.
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Culp is coming into GE with a track record of success as the CEO of Danaher but his previous "situation could not have been more different to this," J.P. Morgan's Stephen Tusa said earlier this month.
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The pair couldn't be more different on everything from trade to immigration and climate change, although the prime minister told reporters last week that he would be respectful in approaching things he and Trump disagree on.
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"If they had some kind of a protection inside the temple maybe it could have been a much more different situation, they didn't," he said when asked if there was any link to U.S. gun laws.
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If current market and policy trends in electricity continue or accelerate, as they are widely expected to, the landscape is going to look very different in 10 years, and even more different in the years following.
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By Monday, he was back on a set, this time in a different century, surrounded by new people and ready to take on a character that couldn't be more different from mild-mannered footman Mr. Molesley.
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In that respect, it couldn't be more different from Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the show Jenner haunted before transitioning; a show in a class of its own when it comes to meandering through trivial plotlines.
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"The difference in perception inside and outside of Korea could not be more different," said Bom Kim, founder and CEO of Coupang, Korea's largest online retailer, which received a $1.4 billion investment from Softbank in 2015.
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He has strong relationships in the establishment wing of the party and is no stranger to politics-as-usual in Washington, D.C. But Bannon, a grassroots populist who loathes the establishment GOP, couldn't be more different.
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The projects could not be more different, yet both serve as important tests for the administration's efforts to blunt gentrification by requiring developers to include affordable housing in their projects in exchange for building them bigger.
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White Collar Watch The explosion of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010 and the demise of venerable New York law firm Dewey & Leboeuf in 2012 could not be more different.
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And in this regard, the Naval Station could not be more different from the detention facility, where 19033 men remain, held, detained, some awaiting judgment, others awaiting trial, many just waiting for a new Executive Order.
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From a policy perspective, that couldn't be more different from the Raise Act, which seeks to make it all but impossible for someone to get permanent residency who hasn't already been well-educated and professionally trained.
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The soloist on Sunday afternoon's program could not have been more different: Jan Lisiecki, the splendid 21-year-old pianist known for his consummate technique and sensitivity, played Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor.
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They could not have been more different, Holt points out — Gödel so fastidious in his white linen suit, Einstein with his "pillow-combed hair" and enormous trousers (Holt is wonderful on the self-presentation of scientists).
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Ohio State, the football-mad university of more than 217,22014 students, could hardly be more different from Williams College, the prestigious liberal arts school in the Berkshires, or Loyola University Maryland, a Catholic college in Baltimore.
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But as often happens at festivals, two movies you'd never have put next to one another under normal circumstances turn out to resonate with each other — even though I can hardly imagine two more different movies.
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But what happens when two or more different countries dependent on the same source of water—be it the Nile, the Jordan, the Euphrates, the Mekong or another large river system—begin to compete over them?
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While the 37-year-old Serena Williams and her opponent, the upstart Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu, could hardly be more different in terms of the depth of their experience, their styles are a near mirror image.
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Starring Oscar winner J.K. Simmons, it tells the story of a world that split in two late in the Cold War, with the second universe, initially a copy of our own, slowly becoming more and more different.
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The reality on the ground can't be more different than what Obama/Trump voters perceive, and veering toward the "purity politics" advocated by the Sanders wing of the party will do little -- if anything -- to change that.
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And while the ingredients are common, the products couldn't be more different: each album feels like a personal statement, a little brick that owes just as much to geography, experience, and temperament as the artists listed above.
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Things couldn't have been more different for Awtrey, who was told on the day of his surgery that he had to vacate his dorm, according to an email from Welch College seen by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The Secretary Clinton perspective on lots of distributed clean energy couldn't be more different than the Trump view," said Daniel M. Kammen, the director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The new establishment, housed in two landmark carriage houses, has taken shape, and the rustic, intimate bar and dining room, designed by the architects Bentel & Bentel, could not be more different from the sleek, spacious former premises.
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Though our clients could not be more different from their hosts with regard to race, ethnicity, cultural background and, most dramatically, life experience, over time winning relationships are molded and our common humanity comes to the fore.
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"My predecessor and I could not be more different," said Kashkari, who has been an aerospace engineer, a Republican candidate for California governor, and the head of the U.S. government's bank bailout program in the financial crisis.
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While Fox's Bill O'Reilly and MSNBC's Chris Hayes couldn't be more different from each other, the networks sell both men as personalities first, suggesting that what you see on television is who they are in real life.
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This isn't simply the doing of the city's diverse population; part of the reason New York has more diverse tech workers is because the companies here offer more different kinds of jobs than they do out west.
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Jones' weekend couldn't have been more different, pushing hard against the finish line, bringing in national Democratic surrogates, and sending canvassers fanning out across the places Democrats will need to turn out if they want to win.
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Yet another Yemen work nearby, a near-abstract alabaster head of a woman with enormous eyes and a small, sweet smile (she was affectionately nicknamed Miriam by the archaeologists who found her), could not look more different.
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The austere mood of Three Dances couldn't be more different from the playfulness of Hungary's Liget Dance Ensemble, a youth folklore group that performed at A.R.T./New York Theatres shortly after Three Dances played at Lincoln Center.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka stayed on course for a third successive Grand Slam title and Novak Djokovic a fourth at the French Open on Thursday but their paths to the third round could not be more different.
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Before cabernet, chardonnay and the rest were hard-wired into the industry, California was growing far more different sorts of grapes: riesling, sémillon, grenache, valdiguié, gamay noir and many others, and that was just in Napa alone.
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"An alien with no DNA in common with life on Earth should look more different from life on Earth than any two life forms on Earth look from one another,", Tyson wrote in his List App entry.
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It'll allow us to move faster, with more innovation, better consumer offerings, more different price points, more effective advertising, and people are going to see that more of the cost of content can be borne by advertising.
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They canoodle their way through most of the clip, and though their music couldn't be more different, there's a nihilism about both artists which means that they're actually kind of kindred spirits, and the chemistry is palpable.
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This time, however, the video moves from the city sidewalk to a corner diner to a loft — basically, it's a Manhattan love story, told from the perspective of two people who couldn't be more different from one another.
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I hope to have a long career and play many more different types of roles, so I'm trying to give myself the chance to be as believable as possible, rather than burden the viewer with my personal stuff.
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The gaggle of rich New Yorkers from business, politics and the media, in ballgowns and white tie and tails could hardly be more different than blue-collar, white working-class crowds that have flocked to his outsider message.
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How the media will rise in the face of the digital revolution Unlike the dramatic decline of the media in the west brought about by smartphones and the internet, the situation in India could not be more different.
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As if contemplating the girl who wrote the words she was about to read, a girl perhaps more different to her now than similar, she paused for a moment, and then, with her turquoise nails, opened the letter.
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In tone, palette and form, "Happily After Ever" could hardly be more different from Anna Ziegler's "Boy," currently at Theater Row, a drama about a child raised as a girl after his penis is sheared off in infancy.
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It's hard to imagine a character more different from Cookie than Ms. Johnson, whom Ms. Henson met not long after the mathematician, now 97, received a Presidential Medal of Freedom in November for her contributions to rocket science.
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My tour of Jonabell Farm couldn't have been more different from my visit to one of Kentucky's most prestigious horse farms: Claiborne Farm, a 3,000-acre, 109-year-old farm that's been visited by Queen Elizabeth II — twice.
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Charles Bradley's career couldn't be more different from Nirvana's: He began performing as a James Brown impersonator in his late 40s, only releasing his first album as an independent artist in 2011, when he was 62 years old.
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Before Game of Thrones, HBO's biggest drama had been The Sopranos, but when that show was on the air, it was flanked by two other series that achieved similar levels of success but couldn't have been more different.
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Though the Dodgers are in the World Series for the second consecutive year, the environment could not have been more different than a year ago when the first-pitch temperature was a record 103 degrees in Los Angeles.
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Ultrarunning's two most prestigious races couldn't be more different: South Africa's Comrades Marathon is a fast-paced 55-mile road run, while the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc (UTMB) in the Alps is a 106-mile mountain trudge.
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And researchers at RAND have found that congressional districts (and counties) have become more different from one another over time in ways that suggest "clustering" by people who are similar in their politics, income, education and marriage rates.
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Although the material for both U.F.O.F. and Two Hands comes from the same pool of 50 tracks Lenker wrote since 2017's Capacity one time period, these two albums couldn't be more different in tone and emotional palate.
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Well-cast with a talented ensemble, including Ione Skye, Brett Gelman and Chris Sullivan ("This is Us"), "Camping" largely hinges on the tension between the two central women, who couldn't be more different in their approaches to life.
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Four years after his last NFL game, Edwards is back in the arena, albeit in circumstances that couldn't have been more different than what Edwards became accustomed to when he was chasing quarterbacks around Lambeau Field or Soldier Field.
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Andrew's relationship with Mary could not be more different from Lenny's, going all the way back to when they first met her as young orphans and she told Andrew to call her "mom" while specifically instructing Lenny not to.
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A "resonance" refers to an affinity of some kind between the work or ideas of two or more different artists in different places, without any explicit "connections" discernible between them; sometimes, "resonances" can more obviously be recognized in retrospect.
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The June 8-9 gathering in Quebec of the now G7 – Russia was suspended for annexing the Crimea in 123 – could hardly look more different, much to the alarm and irritation of its host, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Leigh, last prominently seen on the big screen spewing obscenities and blood in The Hateful Eight, could scarcely be more different here as the tough, watchful, oddly edgy group commander, while Thompson gets a few good verbal licks in.
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Born to a privileged family, educated at Oxford, a lover to many beautiful and famous women and a superstar athlete considered one of the best in cricket's history, his experiences couldn't be more different from those of most Pakistanis.
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Here in the United States, we now have access to more different sorts of wines than ever before, from more places, in more styles, made often from grapes that were largely unknown at the end of the 20th century.
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The relatively quiet rise of Google could not be more different than the approach taken by Amazon, a corporate giant that led a nationwide search for new offices, pitting cities against one another in a kind of beauty contest.
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In other words, things couldn't be more different from 1993, when islanders seethed over their giant festering landfill, bewailed the restructuring of the city government that had slashed the borough's influence, and sported an unemployment rate of nearly 10%.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 90%Summary: In the romantic drama "My Summer of Love," two 16-year-olds who couldn't be more different — Mona (Natalie Press) and Tamsin (Blunt) — grow incredibly close throughout a boiling hot summer in Yorkshire, England.
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Although the soccer pedigrees of the two countries could not be more different, Iceland looked the better team in just about every aspect of the game and fully deserved to extend their dream run on their first tournament appearance.
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Z.W. SWR Symphony Orchestra Baden-Baden and Freiburg; Michael Gielen, conductor (SWR) This release in memory of Mr. Gielen, who died in March, pairs performances of the same symphony, with the same orchestra, that could not be more different.
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Lilly Wachowski's decision both allows her to tell her story in her own way (though perhaps not on her own timeline) and gives the story to a news organization that could not be more different from the Daily Mail.
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Surely GE, an industrial company that was launched by Thomas Edison in 1888 couldn't be more different than Apple, a computer company launched almost a 100 years later in 1976, but there is more in common than you might imagine.
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While Robert Whittaker is now 2-0 against Romero on paper, the first and second fight could not have been more different and should the UFC wish to sell a third match there would certainly be an audience for it.
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We have all these built-in assumptions that could not be more different than the lived reality of so many of these people in so many of these communities, who have very legitimate reasons to be suspicious of what they're told.
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The run-up to the Iowa caucuses, which took place on Monday night, shows it's time to move beyond the emotional venting that has been broadly common to both parties, but could not have been more different in the particulars.
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Symmetra/Winston: Symmetra and Winston couldn't be more different as Overwatch heroes, but they share one thing that makes them both effective against Tracer: a short-range primary weapon that automatically locks on and delivers sustained damage to any target.
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Their impact can't be overstated, and because of precisely when they hit, it really might be the case that in 2017 a 33-year-old is more different from a 23-year-old than at any other point in recent history.
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With clients across Europe and the US including Avis, Hitachi, Santander and Travis Perkins, it currently employs over 70 people at its Midlands headquarters in Bromsgrove, England, a place which couldn't be more different to Silicon Valley if it tried.
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After nine years, Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) and Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) return to the familiar Stars Hollow gazebo and cozy Luke's coffee shop for Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, but the characters' paths there couldn't be more different.
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J.P. The vocal line of "Lonely Lover," the first single from Xenia Rubinos's new album "Black Terry Cat" is a long, teasing, jazzy, chromatic zigzag, pausing only to wiggle a little and then veer off at one more different angle.
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The second offering, which opened on Thursday at Hunter College's Kaye Playhouse, could not have been more different: the premiere of the American composer Louis Karchin's "Jane Eyre," with a libretto by Diane Osen based on the Charlotte Brontë novel.
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The movement and speed generated by the lines and cellular forms recall the Futurist aesthetic of "universal dynamism," although ideologically, Reddy couldn't be more different from those Fascist-friendly ideologues, given his activity in leftist politics in India and Europe.
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For someone who grew up in Los Angeles, life behind palace walls - where butlers, footmen and members of the royal household, often dressed in smart traditional uniforms with scarlet waistcoats, discreetly go about their jobs - could scarcely be more different.
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Research shows that the higher the number of what are known as "adverse childhood experiences" (ACEs), the longer the exposure to them, and the more different types of trauma involved, the greater a person's risk of addiction and poor mental health.
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For the most part, however, the GOP's lines of attack couldn't look more different than two months ago, when the nation was affixed to the Senate's six-day-a-week impeachment trial and the vote to acquit Trump on Feb. 5.
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Mr. Barrasso, who is seeking his third term in the Senate, has managed to find a way to coexist in Mr. Trump's Republican Party, even though his political style and approach to governing could not be more different from the president's.
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By comparison, Pecknold's approach to the press cycle surrounding Crack-Up couldn't be more different: He's careful not to reveal too much about himself, emphasizing by way of omission that despite being an adept conversationalist, he's a considerably private person, too.
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We are in for an epic clash between two septuagenarians who both came from wealthy New York families and attended Ivy League schools but couldn't be more different — the flamboyant flimflam man and the buttoned-down, buttoned-up boy scout.
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In some ways, the movies could not be more different — one tightly controlled, scaffolded by the historical record and exuding a verisimilitude despite the liberties it takes; the other sending a historical character down a fictionalized picaresque flight of fancy.
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" In a nod to Warren's charge that Democrats nominating Bloomberg to challenge Trump would be exchanging "one arrogant billionaire for another," he told a rally in Utah: "We could not be more different; I bill myself as the un-Trump.
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When I ask her to talk about the differences between puka shell necklaces as she's come to know them and puka shells as she and I might remember them from our teenage years, she laughs, because they couldn't be more different.
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" Strong Bad went on to give a tutorial which included drawing the letter S (for "snake"… or "dragon," whatever), a "more different S," a beefy arm, some wings ("if he's a wing-a-ling dragon"), and consummate Vs for teeth and "spinities.
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Moreover, because our office buildings are dispersed throughout the area, we may be unable to adequately oversee employees and business functions... This spread-out format could not be more different from the typical Silicon Valley office park or San Francisco high-rise.
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Shania Twain, Jake Owen and Travis Tritt have handpicked the acts who will appear on the eight-episode season of USA Network's Real Country, and among the three, you could hardly find more different opinions on the current state of country music.
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But her entire address couldn't have been more different than most of those delivered by her GOP rival -- it was heavily policy-based, full of measures on a variety of fronts that Clinton said she would seek as president at home and abroad.
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The approach couldn't be more different than the one that propelled Rubin's previous venture through a riptide of Silicon Valley buzz last year, helping to ignite an industry-wide live video craze that ultimately pushed its progenitor into the wake of bigger latecomers.
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After days exploring both East and West Berlin (which used to be more different from each other than anyone can imagine today), we eventually made it home, and each of my classmates got a special piece of history in a Ziploc bag.
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By painting each individual in a different style and color, Eisenman underscores her belief that we are more different than alike, and that terms such as male and female, straight and gay, don't reveal much about the individual to whom they are applied.
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On the surface, Mr. Son — who is one of Japan's richest men but is often described as modest — and Mr. Neumann, who has said he wants to become the world's first trillionaire and "president of the world," couldn't have been more different.
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In fact, web tracking has become so pervasive that approximately ten percent of websites send the data they've collected to ten or more different companies, and 15 percent of all page loads on the internet are monitored by ten or more trackers.
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As Trump visits China for the first time, the communication styles of the two leaders could not be more different: one carefully controlled and choreographed, the other shooting off quick reactions to everything and anything on a social network banned in China.
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Now we have her much-anticipated third novel, "The Mars Room," and though it, too, has already been optioned, it couldn't be more different from "The Flamethrowers" — or, for that matter, from Kushner's first book, "Telex From Cuba," also an N.B.A. finalist.
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The interior of the church, attached to the hospital, couldn't be more different from gallery 19413 at the National Gallery, where the painting hangs alongside works by Francisco de Zurbarán, Diego Velázquez, and other European painters of the 21941th and 16633th centuries.
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The first real day of President Donald Trump's impeachment trial began Tuesday with all 100 senators in assigned seats, silently observing the historic proceedings — and it couldn't have looked more different from the raucous, partisan battle that had consumed the House since September.
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The attacks could not have been more different in style, but each showed, in simultaneous fashion, the modern era of terrorism brought on by the expanding blowback of the wars in the Middle East, which have defied international efforts to end them.
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A survey of more than 1,400 patients conducted in July-August 2016 by the Arthritis Foundation revealed that over half of all patients reported having to try two or more different drugs prior to getting the one their doctor had originally ordered.
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And Tilda Swinton is bald and weird and pretty much awesome: Doctor Strange — which comes out this fall — will be the next Marvel film to hit theaters after May's Captain America: Civil War, and it couldn't look any more different from Bucky Barnes's latest adventure.
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The legal scene couldn't be more different in Southern California, where several big, national law firms are behind some of more than 25 suits filed over a disastrous natural gas leak near Los Angeles that has forced thousands of residents from their homes since October.
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AT&T's response has the same message at its core, but the tone couldn't be more different: it's standoffish and argumentative, with AT&T's public policy chief, Bob Quinn, trying to explain why nothing has changed and the FCC was wrong in the first place.
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Jelly's (or Ford's, as it were) approach to dockless electric scooters couldn't be more different from other so-called micromobility players like Bird and Lime, which have gained both fame and notoriety for dropping hundreds of two-wheeled devices in cities without any warning.
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In the Veterans Room, the best-known of the period rooms once used for receptions, stands a grand piano — it is stark white and couldn't be more different from the extravagant interior, which is mostly the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany and Associated Artists.
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As Washington Heights rejoiced on Wednesday over the apparent victory of Adriano D. Espaillat in the Democratic primary to choose a successor to Representative Charles B. Rangel, the scene and tone could not have been more different a few dozen blocks to the south.
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A deadlift—in which a loaded barbell or dumbell is lifted off the ground to the level of the hips, then lowered to the ground—is a compound exercise meaning that it engages two or more different joints to fully stimulate entire muscle groups.
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Photo by Olivia Becker/VICE News 283:20pm, Sunday, January 31: Feeling the Bern Bernie Sanders campaign headquarters is located in a strip mall in downtown Des Moines, but the atmosphere could not have been more different compared to the offices of the Republican candidates.
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Though their goals couldn't be more different, Dom and Angela have both bumped up against frustrating dead ends as they dig deeper and deeper into the endless tangle of red tape and shadowy connections that make up bureaucracies like the FBI and E Corp, respectively.
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The Milwaukee Bucks have a top-three defense and, whether Giannis Antetokounmpo is on the floor or not, are brick-walling opponents with a game-plan that couldn't be more different from the blitz-happy aggression encouraged by Jason Kidd over the past few seasons.
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"You couldn't get three more different members of Congress than Jack Kingston, Phil Gingrey and Paul Broun, but they all had the scarlet letter of congressman hanging around their necks," said former Gingrey advisor Chip Lake, who lamented that experience has become a dirty word in politics.
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The actress accessorized the look with a smokey eye, glossy lip, a thin diamond choker, ring, and delicate drop earrings all from Tiffany & Co. And earlier that day, Jennifer wore two more different outfits that ran the gamut from casual business chic to full-on couture glamour.
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The courts have played a central role in a larger ideological split that has unfolded across the state — which both Mr. Obama and President Trump carried and where its two United States senators, Ron Johnson, a Republican, and Tammy Baldwin, a Democrat, could not be more different.
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Sure, they both took the side-on, action-platformer approach to presentation, with Ripley running and gunning her way through legions of facehuggers and their rather bigger, angrier relatives, but get past that first impression and play the things, and wow: they couldn't be more different.
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" AUTHOR OF "Commonwealth"BOOKSTORE Parnassus Books in Nashville RECOMMENDS 'Chemistry' by Weike Wang and 'The Leavers' by Lisa Ko "These debut novels couldn't be more different, but they each tell the story of a first-generation Chinese-American whose life turns in directions I never saw coming.
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Three decades on, the situation couldn't be more different -- North and South Korea will walk under a joint flag at the Winter Olympics that kick off next month in the South Korean city of Pyeongchang, and athletes from both sides will compete on the same hockey team.
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When the pair met in 1965, they could scarcely have seemed more different: Mr. Wooden a 20193-year-old, 5-foot-10, white Hoosier, and Lew Alcindor — who later changed his name to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar — an 18-year-old, 7-foot-2, black New Yorker.
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"It could not be more different from the difficulty of raising the debt limit because it is policy that affects millions of Americans and health care is so personal," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, who is among those who have balked at her party's plan.
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The best pinball players in New York State had been competing all afternoon on Saturday, and now it was down to the last few silver balls, in a title match between the Storm and Zen, two dominant players whose styles could not have been more different.
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So I think one of the most underestimated opportunities is to serve China as it becomes a part of the world outside of China as they build the belt and road initiative outwards as they start to invest more different in a differentiated way outside of China.
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While the two men have had several seemingly congenial meetings and phone calls since Trump took office, they could not be more different in terms of policy, with Trudeau a progressive liberal, outspoken on feminism and the merits of diversity and who was close to former president Barack Obama.
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I saw the latest Ta-Nehisi Coates sitting directly between the Pantsuit Nation book and a volume of David Brooks essays, three works that could loosely be described as popular, and pertaining to politics or social science, but could not possibly be more different in substance or intent.
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As the stock market rose, the vast bulk of the benefit went to a select few whereas if we pursued a program of fiscal policy changes, a repatriation of earnings overseas tied to employment, and encouraged a more pro-business environment, we might have had a more different outcome.
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Gabbard's slash-and-burn appearance at the state house couldn't be more different than her usual stump speech, in which she gives a long spiel about the meaning of "Aloha" and reminisces about winning over Republican colleagues in Congress with care packages of her mom's homemade macadamia nut toffee.
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Even though veteran Ron Howard was tapped to bring the whole enterprise in to dock, and even though so much of modern blockbusters is created by visual effects technicians in post, the styles of Lord and Miller (improvisatory, comedic, anarchic) and Howard (actor-focused, traditionalist) couldn't be more different.
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For example, it is hard to think of two more different candidates, in temperament, style and policy, than Mitt Romney and Donald Trump, yet more than 90% of those who voted for Mr Romney in the presidential election in 2012 also voted for Mr Trump this time, according to the ANES.
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While the two projects couldn't seem more different at the surface — Cunanan was a desperate, down-on-his luck any-man who turned to mass murder, and the Getty oil family is, well, the peerless Getty oil family — there is one very large similarity afoot: the soul-crushing grind of loneliness.
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"What it allows us to do is just move faster, with more innovation, better consumer offerings, more different price points, more effective advertising, and therefore people are going to see that more of the cost of content can be borne by advertising," Time Warner Chief Jeff Bewkes told CNN on Monday.
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Read more: I visited Pompeii in the middle of Europe's deadly heat wave, and I couldn't believe how many tourists braved the sweltering temperaturesWhile both towns were home to similar societies and got buried by the same volcanic eruption, in the 21st century, they couldn't be more different from one another.
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"If you're thinking about it from the industry and government's point of view, the more different sets of eyes you have on piracy, the better off you are," Rayna Denison, a senior lecturer and researcher on Japanese creative industries at the University of East Anglia, told me over the phone.
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He could not be more different from his predecessor at the new positions, Jean-Claude Biver: a larger-than-life, impassioned personality accustomed to interviews and public appearances and known for bringing big wheels of his farm-made cheese to share with sports figures and celebrities at watch-related events.
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It's hard to imagine two more different institutions: Haverford in the 1970s being a rigid, all-male (sic) finishing school; the selective, coed Wesleyan being an unapologetically progressive campus, where Mr. Hickenlooper was nurtured by the author Paul Horgan and I worked with the poet and novelist Franklin D. Reeve.
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Trump's choice is coming down to two men who have closely advised the brash billionaire in the final months of his campaign, but whose backgrounds and political styles could not be more different: Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus or Steve Bannon, the Trump campaign CEO and executive chairman of Breitbart News.
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These methods have given scientists a new way to compute heritability: Studies that measure DNA sequence variation directly have shown that pairs of people who are not relatives, but who are slightly more similar genetically, also have more similar IQs than other pairs of people who happen to be more different genetically.
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Voters in deep-red Trump states – such as Indiana, Missouri, and West Virginia – as well those from states that Trump brought back to the Republican fold for the first time in years – Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Ohio – could hardly be more different from the voters Ellison has always relied on in his own district.
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Attorneys for the Justice Department opposed the Democrats' efforts in a subsequent filing Tuesday on behalf of McGahn, arguing that the cases "could not be more different" and that the committee's desire to quickly resolve the case "rings hollow" because of how long Democrats waited to file the suit for McGahn's testimony.
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Alma's relationship with her own mother couldn't be more different: They sit around at the breakfast table discussing her sex life; her mother, a former professional wrestler, jokes about how great it would be if she were with a nice Mexican guy instead, but that's as far as any potential conflict goes.
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While Future Finance plans to expand further in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, it's own future finance roadmap does not include the U.S., where Norton (remember, he's an American ex-pat) says he is a "huge fan" of SoFi but believes the loan terms are much more different and less desirable for his company.
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I spend my time in more different ways, and a lot of it has been really new to me, but I actually really strongly believe it makes us stronger, where I think now we really look at every dollar that we are using in the business and really understanding how it's driving long-term value.
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If you're wondering why nine-year-old fight is suddenly relevant (and why the UFC made Penn's finish of Sherk the latest KO of the Week), it's because Penn is fighting once again, and the circumstances couldn't be more different for Penn this Sunday at UFC Fight Night 22014 than they were at UFC 84.
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Coupled with an animation style that couldn't be more different from the bouncy, eye-popping CGI we're used to seeing in most big-screen fare, Early Man has the feeling of being handmade — linked less tightly to flashy cartoons and more to the stories we told when we were kids, acted out with Play-Doh.
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Gordon Ramsay and Madelaine Petsch may have similar on-screen personas — Petsch plays the feisty and occasionally malicious Cheryl Blossom on The CW's Riverdale, while Chef Ramsay is known for being assertive and harsh in the kitchens of his many cooking shows — but when it comes to taste in food, the two couldn't be more different.
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We started looking at more and more different aspects of the way that you could discriminate in advertising, and after about two-and-a-half years, three years, actually, it was only about a few weeks ago, Facebook finally said it would stop offering what I call the "dropdown racism menus" that they were offering before. Right.
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Another French film at TIFF, Let The Corpses Tan, struck me in the same way, though it couldn't be more different: Revenge is a glossy, modern story with no compunctions about graphic male nudity or a man spending long minutes pawing around inside his slashed-open, heavily bleeding foot, trying to fish out the piece of glass that cut him.
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Harbour has already spoken about his excitement for the upcoming seasons of the '80s-themed Netflix series — not to mention the ungodly amount of hormones floating around on set — but up until now, he hadn't given fans a real look into his newest role, which could not be more different from a police officer in the small town of Hawkins.
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And again, coming from a generation that's going to be working more and more different jobs or gigs over the course of a week, let alone over the course of our lives, we can no longer have a system that rests on the assumption that you're going to spend your life as a lifelong employee of a single employer that makes sense.
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"These photographs capture a distinct moment in the evolution of the Gowanus watershed, one that is dramatically different from how it was one hundred years ago, even more different from four hundred years ago, and I expect quite different from what we will see in another fifty years," writes Andrea Parker, executive director of the Gowanus Canal Conservancy, in a book essay.
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Specifically, the tech will be used to create a way for publishers to better segment their site visitors based on things like time of day, device type, location, traffic referral source and more; to A-B test different content on them; and to ultimately serve between five and 10 or more different mixes of content and ads to different audiences.
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Eventually I found it, because it turns out that even Betty White dabs (probably for money, but I digress), but before I found that, I found out that DABS now means something even more different — and possibly illegal in some states — which just goes to show you that there is no point at all in even trying to keep up.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The life stories and work of painters Elizabeth Murray and Carmen Herrera could not be more different, and yet, as told in documentaries about each of them now playing as a double-bill at Film Forum, they share at least two traits: absolute commitment to their instincts and success in spite of art world sexism.
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And her celebrity has never seemed entirely healthy: this Nordic child, from one of the most comfortable and privileged societies the Earth has ever known, leading a movement to confront a planetary crisis that disproportionately harms people who do not look anything like her—people who live in Mozambique, the Bahamas, Somalia, San Juan, whose lives could not be more different from hers.
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