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"The financial dynamics of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum are dramatically different than the financial dynamics at art museums," Mr. Monroe said.

Finally, today's politics -- in which most conservatives are Republicans and most liberals are Democrats -- are dramatically different than those of 1968, when both parties were split. .

However, we have shown that the epigenetic signals and chromatin conformation that govern imprinting at this locus in opossum are dramatically different than that in mouse, suggesting that the mechanism of transcriptional silencing of the maternal allele may have evolved independently in these two lineages.

"The conclusions we come to are dramatically different than the N.H.L.'s current claims of financial distress," Ted Saskin, the union's senior director, said.

"It's just that the industry is dramatically different than it was even five years ago".

Richard Berman, president of Manhattanville College, said: "It's dramatically different than it was in 1996 when I came here.

It's dramatically different than the darker, cramped quarters where they live".

The time to get a product to market is much longer in the biotech industry, but the sustainability of a product once it gets to market is dramatically different than a dot-com's.

"We haven't reached this point yet, but there are reasonable thoughts that the book experience of the future will be dramatically different than today," said Lee Rainie, director of the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

If you're building your financial plans based on a 10 percent rate of return, what would happen if you "only" get 8 percent or 6 percent, and reality turns out to be dramatically different than your expectations?

Google's approach is dramatically different than Apple's.