It's very hard to be the world's only policeman and I feel sorry for it because it has to be there for everybody and if it's not there for everybody it gets slammed.' As a donor to the Republican Party and a friend of both President Bushes, or Bush 41 and Bush 43, as he differentiates them by indicating their places in the presidential order, the political is personal for Norman.
Senator Orrin Hatch, Republican of Utah, came out against the Brownback bill, arguing that, as a pro-life advocate, he differentiated between an embryo in a petri dish and a fetus in its mother's womb.
He differentiated ln x 3 as 3 ln x 2 instead of ( frac{3}{x} ).
He differentiated resilience from concepts such as recovery and protective psychological mechanisms.
He differentiated himself later on by taking a keen interest in art cinema and developing his own skills as a filmmaker and photographer.
He differentiates escorts from rent boys, who he says are hustlers.
John McCain's speech, however, may be the most important of all, as he seeks to clearly differentiate himself from the George W. Bush Administration while strengthening his support within the Republican base.
The Lyft deal will not conflict or compete with Maven, Ammann said, as he made a point of differentiating what GM is doing with Maven from those other two efforts.
With apps like Sunrise, Donna and more now entering the calendaring and to-do space, picking up enterprise users is one way for Wunderlist to continue to differentiate itself, as he admits that calendaring, productivity, to-do, and work collaboration apps are "definitely colliding".
The comments are the strongest attack yet by the Liberal Democrat leader as he ramps up his attempt to differentiate his party from the Tories.
