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differentiated

verb as in change; make different

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“This was built by the community, for the community, which is part of why it really meets the needs of its users in a unique way and why it’s been differentiated as a product over time,” Balance said.

"Because so few voters differentiated between who lost and who won, who will lose and who will win, a single debate performance can take on outsized importance," Jacobson explained.

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This is because the symptoms of this most common type of FTD can be due to two different pathologies -- i.e. abnormal processes -- in the brain, which can generally only be differentiated by analysing tissue after death.

“Alamo Drafthouse’s differentiated movie-going experience, admired brand and devoted community fit well with this vision,” Ravi Ahuja, president and chief operating officer of Sony Pictures Entertainment, said in a statement.

However, it localized in the cytoplasm in granular form in the macrophages and differentiated into osteoclasts, distinct from its normal peri-nuclear localization in other cell types, indicating its cytoplasmic function in osteoclast differentiation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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