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General Parker said the anthrax in another letter, delivered to The New York Post earlier this month, differed from that in the Daschle letter in its granularity and purity.

The mean bedridden period in the first month differed from 11.9 hours/day in Group A and 14.1 hours/day in Group B. Patients in Group A started partial and total weight bearing at 2.0 and 3.4 weeks (mean values), respectively.

Saturday's march differs from others in the past because Brexit is not a done deal.

Pseudorhapydionina bilottei sp. nov. differs from the Cenomanian species of the genus in its larger test size and the number of chambers in its early planispiral-involute stage.

But Joaquim Crima – an aspiring politician standing in local council elections in October differs from his Russian neighbours in one crucial respect: he's black.

Pave, which publicly launched in June, differs from popular crowdfunding sites such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo in several ways: It doesn't require prospects to deliver on a specific project, product or business idea.

The holotype of J. longicollum sp. nov. differs from the paratype of same species by the slightly larger body-size and the forewing Rs with four branches, while the paratype of J. longicollum sp. nov. is much smaller and has the forewing Rs bearing three branches.

P. tenuata sp. nov. differs from the type species P. acantha sp. nov. in having forewing with 1r-rs present (vs. 1r-rs absent), cell 2rm much longer than 3rm (vs. nearly as long as 3rm), forewing apex infuscated completely (vs. only in anterior half), and first metasomal segment of nearly equal width throughout (vs. distinctly widening toward apex).

Pareuryomma cardiobasis sp. nov. differs from the type species in the following features: anterior margin of pronotum as long as the posterior margin, central pronotal disc bearing a cordiform elevation; from P. ancistrodonta in the presence of tridentate with perpendicular cutting edge of the mandible.

Kallihemerobius almacellus sp. nov. differs from other species in the following characters: 1), the costal region is broader; 2), seven ORBs are present; 3), the second branch of MP is pectinately forked; and 4), the CuA subtends at least thirteen pectinate branches.

Kallihemerobius feroculus sp. nov. differs from other species in the following characters: 1), only five ORBs are present; 2), the MA is forked considerably earlier; 3), the MP subtends five pectinate branches; 4), the CuA is pectinately forked near the wing margin; 5), the CuP has ca. ten pectinate branches; and 6), the 1A and 2A veins are pectinately forked.

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