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But bishops elsewhere took a different one, identifying priests from orders, and in a 2010 article on Dolan in The Times, Serge F. Kovaleski wrote that a half-dozen experts on canon law said that it did not specifically address the situation that Dolan claimed it did.

Given where you are right now, do you want to continue on this path, or take a different one?

THE vehicles are mostly registered and mostly on the road, he said, and he takes a different one to each of the annual picnics that have made him, in the minds of many Midwesterners, Mr. Orphan Car.

Take a different one.' I am worried about suicide bombers".

"I think Mitt Romney has had an extraordinarily difficult week, and he has very much defined exactly what I think most people think of Mitt Romney in the six years they've seen him on the national stage, and that is he takes a position one day and wait a couple days and he'll probably take a different one".

This time, we took a different route, one my brother recommended.

The National Park Service took a different view; one of its men in Lexington was sure that the "Minutemen would be appalled".

Mr. Edwards and his colleagues took a different approach, one that starts with the generic model of a human head and layers onto that a mathematical distillation of an individual's expressions.

One fan took a different take on the pop-star's hit song "Boyfriend" and created a parody that's sure to leave viewers tossing and turning in their sleep.

Start with one room and take on a different one next week.

As recommended by this referee, and already discussed above, we took a different approach, but one highly related to the referee's suggestions, to document that the Ypk1-mediated phosphorylation of ceramide synthase is indeed TORC2-dependent (see Figure 3, new Panel C). 2) Figure 6.