So there were, fundamentally, two competing views of Simenon.
"These are fundamentally two very different companies," Mr. Mouzon said.
When Woolf arrived in 1930's Los Angeles, Hollywood had fundamentally two architectural languages -- Mediterranean-Spanish and Modern.
The story of "12 Years a Slave" is fundamentally one of pain and terror, and McQueen — bravely, unshrinkingly, and with no apparent pleasure — compels himself to represent it.
Here there are fundamentally two views.
There are fundamentally two types of CARs.
There are fundamentally two different driving methods for piezoelectric actuators: charge driving, voltage driving.
The conclusion reached by the FCC was that there were fundamentally two services on offer.
From a technical perspective, there are fundamentally two forces driving the evolution of instrumentation in positron emission tomography (PET) and nuclear medicine generally: clinical needs and technical innovation.
There are fundamentally three choices before us today.
Nevertheless, there are fundamentally two separate opportunities that private equity firms pursued in the public markets.
