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CUNY has already said that to help it create more distinct tiers among its colleges, it will differentiate among the salaries of its presidents, paying more to those at the senior colleges and more to research-oriented campuses and those with graduate programs.

Since it has the experts and the experience to build something designed to make it better for one person to teach something to another, it says this is where it will differentiate its platform.

Because we think it will differentiate us".

For the NFL Network, the question is how it will differentiate itself.

There's very little known about the film outside of the fact it's set in the present; with no news on how exactly it will differentiate from the 1999 version starring Brendan Frasier or, indeed, 1932's original The Mummy, as immortalised by Boris Karloff.

The friction could deter some potential investors, but at the very least it will differentiate the platform.

"The second postcard will have a distinguishable red band on it that will differentiate it from the first one sent out," she said.

Bankrupt discounter Kmart is launching a series of TV commercials directed by filmmaker Spike Lee, as part of a print and television ad campaign that it hopes will differentiate it from rivals like Wal-Mart.

Bankrupt discounter Kmart is launching a series of television commercials directed by filmmaker Spike Lee Spike Lee as part of a print and television ad campaign that it hopes will differentiate it from rivals like Wal-Mart.

Organizations that capitalize on it early will differentiate themselves and pull out in front as market leaders.

Although not binding on government, the party says the outcome of Monday's conference votes means that its "fairer tax" message will differentiate it from the Tories and Labour in the run-up to the election.