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unlike

[uhn-lahyk] / ʌnˈlaɪk /


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Disney said its Abu Dhabi theme park would be accretive to earnings from the day it opens, unlike parks it builds itself that typically take a while to turn a profit.

From The Wall Street Journal

The repayment structure can be challenging for borrowers to navigate and, unlike most consumer debt, there’s no statute of limitations on a student loan, meaning the government can pursue a borrower for their entire life.

From MarketWatch

The repayment structure can be challenging for borrowers to navigate and, unlike most consumer debt, there’s no statute of limitations on a student loan, meaning the government can pursue a borrower for their entire life.

From MarketWatch

For districts, a settlement can be more cost-effective than mounting a legal defense through a jury trial, and unlike a panel of jurors, a settlement provides a level of fiscal certainty.

From Los Angeles Times

He believes that many recruited soldiers, unlike career servicemen, are especially psychologically vulnerable.

From BBC