The phrases "a festival for children" and "children's festival" have very different meanings – you may think they both imply the same thing, but the distinction is very clear when you look at Imagine, a festival running at London's Southbank Centre till 24 February.
In his speech, the President also obviously ignored his prior words when he said that the "pending Korean Free Trade Agreement [is] an agreement that will create new jobs and opportunity for people in both our countries", while implying the same thing about the Panama and Colombia FTAs, all of which is untrue.
Examining this relationship, i.e. how host fitness varies with parasite transmission success, has certain advantages because the different measures of virulence among studies are not always easily comparable nor do they necessarily imply the same thing for host or parasite fitness (e.g., host mortality versus weight loss).
That Snowden has created some sort of "dead man's switch" - whereby documents get released in the event that he is killed by the US government - was previously reported weeks ago, and Snowden himself has strongly implied much the same thing.
And each person that "gifted" me implied pretty much the same thing, saying, "I saw this and thought of you" or "I wanted to get you something you could really use".
Both things mean the same thing.
'Tuscany' is a very old Gallica with good rich-red petals and yellow stamens, and 'Tuscany Superb', bred in 1837, as the name implies, generally does the same thing but more so.
That implies they did the same thing in adjacent regions through which they had to pass to reach Australia.
Anyone else in the same place at the same time, he implies, would have done the same thing.
I was confused, and I mumbled something like, "Oh I liked it... .. Later in the conversation, the same thing was implied about Nora Roberts, a writer who, once again, I see as a success story in the book world.
