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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a slight difference between a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing two or more items, concepts, or situations that have minor distinctions.
Example: "There is a slight difference between a cat and a dog in terms of their behavior and needs."
Alternatives: "a minor distinction between a" or "a small variation between a".
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There is a slight difference between a direct exposure to commodities and owning energy or basic materials stocks.
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Because varies as ∼ℓ3, a slight difference between ℓ e and ℓ h can lead to very different values for and.
Yet there remains a slight difference between the Christians and the other religious groups.
We only detected a slight difference between the weakest SS levels at these two sites.
Any long-term study of the W.H.I. type often detects only a slight difference between groups it is comparing.
Giovanni Ciriani wondered about the comparison: was there a slight difference between the two problems?
"There is only a slight difference between boom and boomerang," Volker Jung, president of Bitkom, the German technology industry association, said at Cebit's opening ceremony.
There was a slight difference between the land, the sky, and the sea, but they were all just varying levels of blackness".
The study found a slight difference between the calculated $8.70 excess reactivity and the measured value of $9.11 for the core.
But there's a slight difference between the women's ($252) and boys' ($150) raincoats: embroidered inside the pockets of the boys' coat are the words "dinosaurs" and "cool stuff".
There was a slight difference between the land, the sky, and the sea, but they were all just varying levels of blackness". On shore, later into the night, the streetlights got turned off.
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