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Hickenlooper's budget proposal of $21.9 billion includes increases K-12 education funding by just over $201 million--a marked difference from the FY 2011-12 budgethatat cut $375 million from the state's K-12 education and a 4.8percentt boost.

The display of cautious confidence was a marked difference from last year, when North Dakota's most populous city last battled its tempestuous waterway.

The result is a marked difference from the 2008 campaign, when Obama beat Republican Senator John McCain.

That represents a marked difference from last week, when the women faced 95-degree temperatures.

"I thought performance-wise it was a marked difference from last week, which was pleasing, but we haven't got a positive result," Hughes said.

Topped by Lloyds TSB, it's a marked difference from Stonewall's first index – just five years ago – when six of the top 100 employers insisted upon remaining anonymous.

The pitching was a marked difference from the erratic effort Friday night of Kei Igawa, who was hit hard during his season debut in a 6-5 Detroit victory.

It's a marked difference from the MakerBot that graced magazine covers promising to change the world.

In Long's eyes, selling for more than a billion was her threshold, a marked difference from being valued in the private markets at a similar level.

It was a marked difference from his life at the prison before.

This is a marked difference from 2008, when a whopping 52% of young Americans voted.