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differ

[dif-er] / ˈdɪf ər /




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The events of this month have differed from previous protests in one crucial respect.

From The Wall Street Journal

The spokesperson said all spectators attended as ticket-holders or guests, adding: "As with any new market, the atmosphere and crowd make-up can differ from long-established darts events such as those in the UK and Europe."

From BBC

No details were provided on how the plan would differ from people’s current options.

From The Wall Street Journal

Where they differ however is in how they move into that shape, the roles each player is given and the balance between freedom and tactical instruction.

From BBC

Because laws are debatable, what happens in practice can differ from the law, and there isn’t an application of the law to each and every instance in which an institution makes a decision.

From Salon