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HONG KONG — Two senior Chinese officials on Wednesday offered differing interpretations on the state of China's economy, one expressing optimism that the country was on the road to recovery, the other warning that it could be bumpy and slow.

Beijing hopes Tsai will continue dialogue, emphasizing that the basis for the talks under Ma was the "1992 Consensus," an awkward arrangement that said both sides agreed there was "one China" -- but with differing interpretations on each side as to who leads that entity.

The issue has made its way to Zambia's highest court, which plans to review the procedures after a tribunal and a lower court judge gave differing interpretations on whether the procedures used were legal.

Discordant breast cancers are identified following differing interpretations on double-read screening mammograms.

Philodemus' own texts, however, along with those of Demetrius of Laconia and Polystratus, show that there was indeed a good deal of infighting among members of the school, at least after its first generation, much of it centered on differing interpretations of the founders' doctrines.

An article on Friday about differing interpretations of the election results in Nassau County on Long Island misstated the share of elected countywide offices now held by Democrats.

Correction: November 12, 2003, Wednesday An article on Friday about differing interpretations of the election results in Nassau County on Long Island misstated the share of elected countywide offices now held by Democrats.

However, significant variability on mortality from one experimental protocol to another can lead to differing interpretations of the results.

Vivus shares rose 81 cents, or 7.25 percent, on Friday before closing at $11.99, as investors and analysts offered differing interpretations of the documents.

It was not the only murder in Britain this year motivated by differing interpretations of Islam.

A listener can hear wildly differing interpretations of this oratorio every Christmas, from the thundering power of large modern orchestras, with hundred-strong mixed choirs, to lithe and transparent renditions, like that conducted by John Scott on Tuesday.