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Sneaky public relations tactics aside, an engineer familiar with the new iPhone said it would be fairly different from the iPhone 4 — including on the inside.

Although relationships within the two R. apiculata subclades are unclear due to limited resolution, individuals from northern Australia (sites EMB and CAT) appear to be fairly different from eastern Australia (sites DAI, TRI, and SWB) based on length variation detected in the chloroplast sequences.

Such storms are not included in the study as their behavior is fairly different from storms that come in directly from the coast.

On a personal level, the fear people feel when encountering a dog that has bitten them is fairly different from that felt when meeting one they have simply heard is dangerous.

"We're fairly different from what else is out there.

The OD travel demand is also presented in Fig. 2 which is fairly different from the original Gao's network.

Median cut is better but still provides a fairly poor colour reproduction; most of the colours in the quantised image are fairly different from the original.

From an ethical perspective, the Goods' quest is fairly different from what got 23andMe in hot water with the Food and Drug Administration late last year.

This Doctor's regeneration is fairly different from what we've seen in the past, as he has no immediate recollection of most of his life, or of basic physics.

Separate work definitions were created for them as their tasks were fairly different from other HCP roles.

Second, the medical education culture in Asia is fairly different from that of Western countries, and even in Asia, the cultural and community needs differ among subregions [ 14].