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Although ISIS does not indiscriminately claim it's behind different attacks, there can be a vast difference in how involved the group's leaders are in orchestrating them. .

Last summer, the inspector general told Congress there could be a vast difference between the fares airlines quoted to consumers over the telephone and the price they charged for the same ticket on the Internet.

Don't we also end up sort of discriminating between small counties and large counties -- if we take Dade County, for instance, and Okaloosa County, clearly there's going to be a vast difference in the time that it takes in Dade County to do that manual recount compared to a small county.

What's more, there may be a vast difference in rates between vehicles that may seem virtually the same at the dealership but attract a different type of buyer, says Linkov.

That plan sounds a lot like the current version of Obamacare, though there could be a vast difference between protecting coverage for people with pre-existing conditions and ensuring that their premiums and deductibles don't skyrocket under a new plan with high-risk pools.

For a young student, these facts are extremely disturbing: Since most countries have pledged to provide maximum support and cooperation for the welfare and empowerment of persons with disabilities, there turns out to be a vast difference between the laws on paper and actual, real-world implementation.

In this respect, he argued, sea power was very different from land power: there was a vast difference between first- and second-rank sea powers but little difference between such land powers.

There's a vast difference.

There is a vast difference between perfect and abysmal.

"This isn't a subtle difference; it's a vast difference".

She is Christian, we are Muslim, and there is a vast difference between the two.