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Second, offshore and deep earthquakes may have different features compared to crustal inland earthquakes; this difference may come up from a different resolution in monitoring (Nanjo et al., 2010); or may reflect a real physical difference between these two kind of earthquakes.

This difference may come from some different circumstances between Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Considering that crusading against Obamacare has been a core part of the G.O.P. playbook, this 8.5-point difference may come as a surprise.

The difference may come down to which skaters perform cleanly — and which try the quadruple jump, the risky move that involves four full revolutions in the air.

The difference may come to only one- or two-tenths of a cent per kilowatt hour, not enough for a residential customer to feel, but important for some industries.

It is too early to say what Poland will get in the seven years from 2007 to 2013, but it will do at least as well as Spain.The big difference may come later.

These differences may come from the increased challenges of a demanding environment.

The differences may come about in variations in the training set given to GLIMMER before genome analysis.

These differences may come about because of error variance or true variance.

Because of the large variability between individuals, greater statistical differences may come to fruition with additional trials.

"If the 2012 election comes down to a battle of inches," Sifry writes, "where a few percentage points change in turnout in a few key states, making all the difference, we may come to see Obama's investment in predictive modelers and data scientists as the key to victory".