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And how does it really differ from studying in the UK?

"When I look at the state of animation today, in a lot of ways it doesn't really differ from 15 or 20 years ago," Mr. Smith said.

These bugs really differ from the beetles and the cricket species in terms of their life cycle because of their range in diet.

The real-but-not-essential difference is more subtle than the first kind, since it holds between things that are the same single essence but really differ from each other nevertheless — like memory, reason, and will, which are one and the same soul, and the three Persons of the Holy Trinity, who are the one and same God.

I would say that the principal way in which black people, and all people of color really, differ from white people is that their race precedes them.

But with those caveats, it's not clear exactly how the proposals really differ from the current welfare system, aside from the fact people with money will now receive £70 a week as a bonus.

"Lumo Lift really differs from other wearable tech because it's customizable to different fashion tastes.

The ethos of the training base or the police academy really differs from the ethos of the university dorm.

Graham Smith, chief executive officer of the anti-monarchy group, Republic, tells the Guardian Northerner: I don't think the effect of the monarchy really differs from north to south.

One way in which Giotto really differs from shades from what we're going to see next canto — it's not an arbitrary relation here that I'm making — distinguishes himself from Byzantine mosaics is that he introduces a history.

Even with that, there is an open question of how much it really differs from policies that are already in place, like open-ended bond buying by the central bank combined with fiscal stimulus combined with pledges to keep going with both until inflation rises.