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differ

[dif-er] / ˈdɪf ər /




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The contrasting responses to the threat of inexpensive drones stems from differing approaches and economics—something the U.S. and its Gulf allies are increasingly taking into account as the war stretches into its third week.

From The Wall Street Journal

New tariffs, expected by mid-July, will likely differ from previous ones, requiring importers to conduct fresh analysis and anticipate targeted exemptions.

From Barron's

Although they have the same chemical components, their three-dimensional structures differ.

From Science Daily

Men’s and boys’ mental health needs often differ from those of females in key ways.

From The Wall Street Journal

"But where it differs, and where it could make a difference in clinical care, is in the single injection that successfully reduced the amount of harmful brain proteins in mice."

From Science Daily