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Are Aussie audiences different to British ones?

Audrey Cameron, now a science teacher in a mainstream school, received part-time communication support from her research council during her Ph.D. "But the interpreters at the time used signed-support English, which is different to British Sign Language [BSL]," she says.

But Romanian football hooligans are different to British football hooligans.

It's not very different to the British sandwich of tomatoes neatly sliced in thin slices of bread (with the crusts removed) then cut into dainty triangles.

Why? I've lost four stone in the past 10 months and I look very different to how British audiences will remember me from when I was last here doing shows.

The contrasting decline of French, once the language of European diplomacy, high culture and polite conversation, is felt as a national wound.Idealistic France's painful reckoning with decline is therefore quite different to the British approach of resigned muddling-through, argues Jean-Philippe Mathy, of the University of Illinois, in "Melancholy Politics".

I love American novels but it seems to me that they have very different virtues to British novels.

For starters I'd have New Zealand whitebait fritters with lemon, an entirely different beast to British whitebait.

The existence of a strategic relationship between the UK and India, made up of defence and hi-tech ties, is another element underlying a different approach to British identity.

Being BME and working-class is different to being white British and working-class.

Chinese university teaching is different to that in British higher education.