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And what is the deal with its rhythm sections — why do they sound so incredibly different every 15 years?

Ms. Grace agreed, saying in an interview that "they are so incredibly different, they're going to complement each other".

People on the outside think black gospel music and white rural gospel music are so incredibly different, but they're not.

And, as any parent of more than one child will tell you, they are all so incredibly different.

In reality it is unhelpful to generalise, in part because defining democracy proves very hard, and partly because country contexts are so incredibly different.

"So for example, if you've got countries joining the EU in future where the standard of living is so incredibly different, then you are able to have much longer transitional controls or you don't allow people to travel until their countries and economies have come up to a certain level".

Alexander Fury: It's interesting getting you to talk together for the first time because what you do is, on the surface, so immediately, incredibly different.

"We felt like this place was incredibly different, so we decided to survey," Harmand told me recently.

The internet has been so incredibly enabling in so many different ways that to limit it to such a narrow category is shortsighted.

"In the mid-1980's, Dublin was a backwater, so incredibly bleak it looked like a different city.

NADS is different because it's so incredibly realistic, said Ginger Watson, the NADS branch chief of human factors and highway safety research at the University of Iowa.