There is, I point out, a difference between notional support and campaigning muscle.
The monkey explains the story by pointing out a difference between animals' perception of the world and humans'.
"I've been amused by seeing some of the commentary out of the Clinton camp, where every time we point out a difference between me and her, they say, 'What happened to the politics of hope?' which is just silly," he said, laughing.
She emphasized that the account simply aggregated already publicly available information -- television ad buy data -- to point out a difference between what AdBuyDetails was doing and the GOP's Twitter dissemination of private polling numbers.
Yochai Benkler, a Harvard law professor whose book "The Wealth of Networks" is a manifesto for online collaboration, points out a crucial difference between Mr. Obama's approach to attracting supporters and that of his chief rivals.
If nearly "every opinion he held came from his father," Grove points out a crucial difference between the two Mortimers: "Clifford regarded the law as enjoyable, like the Times crossword.
But George Packer, who joins Lizza, Hendrik Hertzberg, and host Dorothy Wickenden, points out a key difference: We're just coming out of the longest economic downturn since the nineteen-thirties, and in many parts of the country and many households, we haven't come out of it at all.
But she points out a key difference: SNAP has its own board, whereas NCEAS used to operate with a science advisory panel.
When it comes to your phone, Patrick points out an important difference between iOs and Android.
But van Fraassen points out an important difference between the reflected object and our observation through the microscope.
