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Labour strategists will be content with his performance - particularly the way in which he differentiated himself and Labour from the Conservatives.

In interviews with news organizations, Mr. Kerry has said that while he would seek alliances, he would never give other nations veto power when the issue was defending this country, which he differentiated from Iraq, a war of choice in Mr. Kerry's view.

Comey cast a harsh light on his interactions with Trump, which he differentiated from his communications with former President Barack Obama.

Ross claims that in the past decade smaller firms have emerged that handle Christian P.R., which he differentiates from marketing (his firm handles both).

But Bird says putting events together is the easy part - that's mobilization, which he differentiates from organizing, "One is instant, the other is long-term," he says, "It's not about one day or one campaign".

His clever exploitation of the Olympics and the way in which he is differentiating himself from No 10 on a possible third runway at Heathrow is clearly paving dividends.

Sepinwall also praised Leslie's intelligence and savvy, which he said differentiates the show from Greg Daniels' other show, The Office and its protagonist Michael Scott.

He'd been frustrated that departmental projects he had delegated — such as a dashboard and internal training, (which he felt would differentiate their department in the marketplace) got lost and forgotten with looming client deadlines.

The artist tried to draw the series with "a particular weight of line, using a hard, stiff pen that didn't have much modulation in terms of thick and thin" which he hoped "would differentiate it from the usual lush, fluid kind of comic book line".

The first-time filmmaker revealed something of his approach in a recent interview with the Brisbane Times in which he appeared keen to differentiate his film from locally produced flops by criticising the industry at large.

As he began to compose his own versions, which he calls "small fates" to differentiate them from the French, Cole realized they'd do well on Twitter.