Instead, it can only be marked as a wandering play of differences that is both a spacing of signifiers in relation to one another and a deferral of meaning or presence when they are read.
While there is a certain arbitrariness in the play of differences that result, it is not the arbitrariness of a reader getting the text to mean whatever he or she wants.
Derrida expresses this idea by saying that meaning is created by the "play" of differences between words a play that is "limitless," "infinite," and "indefinite".
"I think there is a way for Mr. Putin, despite me and him having a whole lot of differences, to play an important role in that.
I've noticed a lot of differences between playing and training philosophies in the U.S. and in other countries.
Nintendo insiders may be worried about the iPhone-App Store nexus, but surely they realize that there's a world of difference between playing a long role-playing game like Chrono Trigger on the DS and playing, I don't know, Bejeweled 2 while waiting for the subway to arrive.
As one might expect, there is a world of difference between playing an old mono record on a gramophone built in the 1960s compared with listening to it on equipment available today.
There's a world of difference between playing sports for a few years, gaining national exposure and the adulation of your community, but not getting money everytime a jersey sells with your name on it, and a lifetime of bondage and hard labour.
Or, as he puts it in his book, "With a broad-based index fund, you don't play the odds; you play the averages, which makes a world of difference".
The energy secretary also played down suggestions of differences with Tory Chancellor George Osborne - who is currently in China on a trade mission - over energy policy, saying they were "stuck together" on the need to substantially increase levels of investment.
