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Violates the company's terms and conditions (which themselves have to be compatible with other laws)." Rachael Jolley from Index on Censorship took a different perspective.

Another group, Kuchina and colleagues [ 15], took a different perspective in their modelling, by trying to solve the problem of whether the molecular machinery regulating the sporulation process in B. subtilis proceeds through a sequence of reversible or irreversible decision-making steps.

The school unabashedly takes a different perspective from its Western counterparts.

Yesterday, these players were just as unclear about their future, each taking a different perspective on the draft.

For providing basic bike share data, our biggest competitor is Spotcycle, but we take a different perspective on what information bike-share riders need and when they need it.

In To Kill a Mockingbird, Finch defends a black man accused of raping a white woman, but in Go Set a Watchman, the surprise sequel published by Lee last summer, he takes a different perspective on race, asking his daughter: "Do you want Negroes by the carload in our schools and churches and theaters?

"We want to take a different perspective on football, offering fans something they haven't seen before and something beyond what traditional TV can offer," BigBalls chief executive, Tom Thirlwall, told a packed press conference at the Google London HQ a few weeks ago at the launch announcement of GilletteFC.

Though they're quite as freewheeling and spontaneous and dangerously alive onscreen as they are together in Cassavetes's own films (they were two-thirds of the desperately rampaging trio in "Husbands"), May takes a different perspective on their rowdy male antics.

We therefore take a different perspective.

The team at 10gen takes a different perspective.

However, the enforced absence has led to Kyle taking a different perspective on signing for Rangers.