It is not a question of your interpretation; it is literally different for you.
A targeted intervention thus engages children into a time, space and set of activities distinct from the everyday life of the classroom: children are literally in a different space; there is a different mix of children; they are not with the classroom teacher; and they are engaged in activities outside the standard curriculum.
There are literally thousands of different trading card games There are literally thousands of different trading card games, each with their own cards and rules.
Part of the chardonnay problem is its ubiquity; there are literally thousands of different chardonnays in the world, and believe it or not, they are all different.
There are literally 17 million different guns (along with several million shields, grenades and other equipment) in the game, all of which have different strengths and weaknesses.
"There are literally scores of different families and circumstances," Mark Leno, the state senator who sponsored the bill, said.
There are literally hundreds of different websites devoted to them, most of which let senders add a message so there is no need to lose the personal touch.
If there are, say, 500,000 items in a store, that means there are literally billions of different combinations of outfits you can make with those items," said Munjal Shah, a Google product management director.
One has only to sit in a Japanese subway car watching teenagers communicating via the Internet cell phones, or wander the stores of the Akihabara, Tokyo's electronics district, where there are literally hundreds of different voice, data and data-voice handset models on display, to grasp the momentum of the wireless Net in Japan.
