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Though a security hard-liner, he has differentiated himself from Likud and Mr. Sharon, saying that for them, ending the present violence is "almost the final objective".

Mr. King differentiated himself from Mr. Schultz, who works directly for RT and, Mr. King said, has recently seemed supportive of Mr. Trump — "a completely different Ed Schultz to me, which was a shock to me".

Mr. Li differentiated himself from other qigong masters by wrapping his regimen in a cosmology that promises salvation through the refinement of one's character until the body literally evolves into another form of matter.

He, too, promised to crush ISIS, but he differentiated himself from Clinton by saying that this goal must take precedence over removing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad from power.

Six years earlier Browne had differentiated himself from his rivals by leaving the main industry body campaigning against carbon controls, the Global Climate Coalition, instead talking openly of the threat caused by global warming.

He donned the leather jacket and soaked up the love from progressives as he differentiated himself from his successor on same sex marriage, on the use of border protection as a political tool, on three word slogans.

Mr. Reich differentiates himself from the other candidates.

SCORECARD Mr. Huckabee is clearly using his faith to differentiate himself from his Republican rivals.

Of course, George W. needed that middle initial to differentiate himself from his father.

That reply suggests another possible move for Walker, when it comes to differentiating himself from Bush.

"To win in Washington State, a Republican must differentiate himself from the national Republican image".