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So whether you prefer a certain type of music to another comes down to taste: there is nothing inherently different about what goes into an operatic aria or a pop song.

Sometimes the most empathy one gal can express to another comes in the hush of quietness.

Multistable states have been much studied in vision (e.g., reversible figures [19], binocular rivalry [20]) and are a valuable tool for unveiling the organizational principles of the visual system, because the trigger for a change from one percept to another comes from within.

Overheard in a Village coffee shop, one miniskirt to another: "Come clean.

Other passages, notably one in which chords are passed around from one brass group to another, came off thrillingly.

By Rita Howes and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, November 5, 1966 P. 54 Overheard in a Village coffee shop, one miniskirt to another: "Come clean.

Seeing one monkey act as a midwife to another came as a complete surprise to the watching scientists.

At every point, the reader would be led by the hand from one experience to another, coming away with a fuller understanding of the topic.

Projections from one part of the neocortex to another come mainly from neurons in layers II and III (the two outermost cellular layers) [7].

And rather than Cousin Richard came to woo, it was till another came to woo.

Senator repaired at 6 p.m. to a meeting in the Old Senate Chamber, appealing to one another to come together.