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was contrasting
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A difference in lightness, brightness and/or hue between two colours that makes them more or less distinguishable. The degree of this difference. A control on a television, etc, that adjusts the amount of contrast in the images being displayed.
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"My answer was ill-prepared, and mentally, I was contrasting $349 with $1500, not our internal estimate that hovered close to $599," Luckey wrote in the AMA.
"My answer was ill-prepared, and mentally, I was contrasting $349 with $1500, not our internal estimate that hovered close to $599," Mr Luckey wrote.
At the moment of his outburst, I was contrasting the short- and long-term performances of Michael Murphy, editor of the one-year-old Technology Investing newsletter and the longer-established California Technology Stock Letter of Half Moon Bay, Calif.
"I was contrasting where my ancestors would have been when Brown was founded and what their lives would have been like and how insignificant they would have been to society at that time".
It's fairly safe to assume, though, that he was contrasting the amount of energy and resources focused on the threat of terrorism in the United States with the amount of attention paid to gun violence.
Mr. Obama was contrasting the 4.3 million jobs created in the private sector in the last 27 months with the layoffs of public workers by states and cities. "The private sector is doing fine," the president said.
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and was contrasted to the baseline.
This was contrasted with strings of symbols.
There is contrasting evidence.
But there are contrasting signals.
We are contrasting two sampling processes.
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