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The Arena game is dramatically different from its N.F.L. counterpart.

The Senate's version is dramatically different from the president's.

The situation today is dramatically different from just two years ago.

"The research environment is dramatically different from what it was," Barbara Newhouse, the association's C.E.O., told me.

But should we worry when the work produced in its wake is dramatically different from the work that prompted it?

THE Iraq the United States left behind last month is dramatically different from the country it invaded in 2003.

The "native is best" hypothesis rests on three basic premises: first, that British wildlife is somehow a clear-cut group that is dramatically different from wildlife abroad.

"This approach is dramatically different from that which we have relied upon in the past," according to the P.R.S.A. Web site.

The movie's portrait of London, seen through working-class immigrant neighborhoods, is dramatically different from the rarefied one in Merchant Ivory films.

But throwing batting practice against some minor leaguers in a controlled environment is dramatically different from what Cone will encounter in his next start.

"The telecom industry of today is dramatically different from that of 10 years ago," said Simon Flannery, a telecommunications analyst at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.