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The picture looks very different if you examine the number of federal workers who say they are reluctantly working part time because they cannot get full-time hours.
The authors stress that "the best" and "informed" can be subjective terms, and that your prognosis can often look very different if you "flip the frame" of reference.
The First Amendment as we know it would look very different if public utility obligations had been forced onto the press that day.
"Having them both in the scene and look very different if they're echoing the same expression [was really tough]," he told the blog's Jenna Busch.
The whole thing would look very different if more, younger, artists were invited and allowed to do what they want, including total destruction of the car.
Limiting women standups to one per bill might be part of the picture, but that picture might not look very different if women were distributed randomly.
The goalscoring ratio of many top players would look very different if they followed the strict German approach but this column won't name any names, Cristiano Ronaldo.
But the Middle Eastern future will look very different if the U.S. Embassy in Tehran — symbol of the violent entry into the American consciousness of the Islamic radical — reopens and the Islamic Republic becomes a freer polity.
The technology landscape could look very different if Dyson hadn't decided to shelve a smartglasses project that had a working prototype more than 10 years before Google's Glass arrived.
Clark is to meet Hitachi, which opened an £82m train manufacturing facility in County Durham in 2015 and had previously said the "future investment case" for Britain looked very different if the country was outside the EU.
The match might have looked very different if it were not for a breathtaking intervention from Leonardo Bonucci, who stretched out a boot and got just enough contact on Elseid Hysaj's cross to deflect it away from Higuaín in the 35th minute.
