For Khaled, there's scant difference between shilling gum on Snapchat and getting in the studio.
Unfortunately, there was scant chemistry between her and Robert Breault as Don José.
On substance and the numbers, there is scant difference between the House and Senate versions, and President Clinton supports the legislation.
Second, that it didn't really matter who won — that there was scant difference between the Central and Entente Powers.
At the moment, relations between the two countries are so sour that there is no official dialogue and scant contact between citizens, Clinton administration officials have said.
Currently, there is scant connection between the customs systems of most nations, impeding their ability to issue warnings about suspected terrorists or arrest them at borders.
The Guardian Russia is a "virtual mafia state" with rampant corruption and scant separation between the activities of the government and organised crime.
Influenced by her upbringing in the 1960's, she said, she decided that there was scant difference between the people she knew outside prison and those with whom she was reading poems inside.
But for Greece, there is scant difference between the two: it will have a deep v-shaped recession if it defaults but it is having a deep v-shaped recession anyway.
But Brown says much of his in-tray won't change, whoever is the next mayor: modernising the tube, managing scant roadspace between the priorities of buses, pedestrians and cycling, and improving London's air quality.
There is scant difference between these photographs and Ms. Peyton's paintings, at least in the early years of her career, suggesting that the artist did little more than enlarge and copy cropped sections of the photographic images.
