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View definitions for at variance with

at variance with

adverb as in counter

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The document ultimately did not directly address that, though it called on Catholics to examine whether they align with church teachings and said bishops have a “special responsibility” to respond to “public actions at variance with the visible Communion of the church and the moral law.”

The forecast bodes well for the U.S. retail industry and is at variance with a Deloitte forecast on Wednesday, which showed back-to-school spending was set to decline for the first time in nine years due to shoppers’ resilience to higher prices waning under sticky inflation.

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But the idea that including Republicans in its programming was novel to the network was at variance with recent history.

Though McConnell has enabled Trump at crucial moments, he said at a news conference this week that it was “a mistake” for Fox News to portray the insurrection “in a way that’s completely at variance with what our chief law enforcement official here in the Capitol thinks.”

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell led off his weekly press conference slamming the “presentation on Fox News” for depicting Jan. 6 “in a way that is completely at variance with what our chief law enforcement official here at the Capitol thinks.”

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