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The program's main attraction was the first New York performance of an early version of Schumann's Fantasy in C (Op. 17), which differs from the familiar version mainly in its ending.

This generates a statistics of adaptive coalescent processes, which differs from the familiar neutral coalescent (Kingman 1982).

Type IIs enzymes differ from the more familiar type II enzymes that bind to palindrome sequences and cut within the recognition sequences.

Particularly for Canadians familiar with Target, the poorly stocked shelves, an assortment that differed from the U.S. stores', and, often, higher prices than in the U.S. all combined to discourage traffic.

He opened his newspaper and noted how the page's proportions differed from the familiar... .. Every detail declares authenticity but it's the literary equivalent of looking at someone's holiday snaps.

Again, the reality differed from the narrative.

One name differed from the others.

So far, how have the 90s differed from the 80s?

The score of Halloween III differed greatly from the familiar main theme of the original and its first sequel.

The role that dance played in Rodin's art is explored in a superb cameo exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery, and it's illuminating to see how widely his response to the subject differed from Degas' more familiar works.

Movie directors have the power to film a sport in ways that differ drastically from the familiar patterns in which television broadcasts confine it.