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And "Where the Money Is" becomes a different kind of movie altogether.

Imagine them back in place, and the gesture becomes a different kind of provocation: a vandalized Fascist salute.

When you get into the final week of the Tour de France, it becomes a different kind of race.

Whatever demons may have beset Mr. Nowick in his role as master -- as the man who had transcended ego and desire -- they are perhaps shaken off, or at least placated, in the realm of music, where he becomes a different kind of teacher.

When the image of the face on Mars is reproduced within the story, this becomes a different kind of looking, a moment in which Hannah and the author and the reader are all looking together, are all seeing the same image simultaneously.

All of a sudden, math becomes a different kind of challenge that I welcome.

It became a different kind of newspaper.

Ultimately, driving has become a different kind of task than it once was.

"Along the way, this had become a different kind of project," Bob Ratliffe, of the Craig and Susan McCaw Foundation, explained.

Anya seeks not to break into American culture but to become a different kind of outsider.

Yet over time, he recalled in 2003, he became "a different kind of gambling addict".