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For a fund to be truly active, it must position itself differently to the rest of the market.

The humeral head might have positioned itself differently for repetitive continuous shoulder rotation as internal rotation started immediately after external rotation in this study.

However, the elements of process innovation and paradigm innovation are arguably the areas where the university could make a unique contribution if it were to position itself differently in the future (noted as 'Future?' in Table 1).

Scaled Inference positions itself differently from these other companies, too.

It positions itself a bit differently, though: more like their arty, laid-back Dutch cousin than a direct competitor, with a random selection of colorful wallpapers featuring monsters and other pictures in the background of an otherwise very simple user interface.

Taken together, Grand Rounds positions itself more as a healthcare company than simply a technology company.

The C.C.C. has tried to position itself as more respectable than the Ku Klux Klan.

GOProud, which positions itself as more conservative than the Log Cabin Republicans, was no kinder.

That reflects how Frank PR positions itself as specializing in "public reactions" rather than public relations.

Perhaps fiction positions itself on that edge?

Priceline has positioned itself to benefit.