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The democratic deficit is quite another one.

"The M.T.A. has learned the hard way that it is one thing to ask a developer to make an upfront capital investment, and quite another one to maintain something on a day-to-day basis over the years," said Juliette Michaelson, the director of strategic initiatives at the Regional Plan Association, a policy, research and advocacy group.

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It is one thing to create a new word or catchphrase and quite another for one of your lexical offspring to find acceptance.

We might expect Aristotle to avail himself here of the syllogistic, but in fact he develops quite another approach, one that seems less systematic and rests on various "common" terms.

To retroactively reduce the compensation an employee received for work performed decades ago is quite another matter, one of questionable morality and law.

"It is one thing," he notes with the bone-dry, deadpan humour that also inflects his work, "to set a marker in memory for a departed colleague," but quite another "when one has the persistent feeling of being beckoned to from the other side".

I have always tried, in my own works, to mark my respect for those writers with whom I felt an affinity, to raise my hat to them, so to speak, by borrowing an attractive image or a few expressions, but it is one thing to set a marker in memory of a departed colleague, and quite another when one has the persistent feeling of being beckoned to from the other side.

They offer quite another picture – one in which the company has systematically employed legal maneuvers to circumvent international laws.

It's one thing to create a new product that everyone wants, as Apple did; it's quite another to take one that thousands of people depend on for survival and raise the price without having done anything to make the product, or make it better.

It's one thing to launch a small space probe towards Mars, it is pointed out, but quite another to land one that would be big enough to carry crew, oxygen, food and enough fuel to blast off again, after several months' exploration, to carry its astronauts back to Earth.

The world reveals itself in a certain manner to the Japanese writer, and in quite another to the one who writes in Finnish.

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