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In contrast, state management of land requires no such mechanisms.

This is an unfortunate contrast to other massive services, which tend to provide fairly detailed explanations in short order during similar outages.

By contrast, Eightfold’s software curates a list of specific job openings for a candidate.

In contrast, when we write, our brain needs to think about and retrieve memories of the shape of each letter.

The new protocol, by contrast, depends on security assumptions that have been widely used and studied in the past.

He contrasted his vices with those of other congressmen who drank or “snort coke or chase women.”

This is contrasted with the human skeletal system, which is classified as an endoskeleton.

Gloriously smooth, full-grain leather was contrasted with hybrid materials.

They contrasted earthy creations made from menswear fabrics with occasional sexy, lingerie-inspired pieces.

She contrasted its timidity with a bellicose anti-Hagel salvo from the Christian-right group Concerned Women for America.

The hum of earnest or glad voices here contrasted strongly with silence and meditation there.

Her comely face contrasted pleasantly with the full chin, which bore a trace of the commanding expression of her mother.

Phonetically, the dialect offers certain markedPg 46 differences when contrasted with French.

The aide-de-camp of Calvin and Theodore de Beze contrasted admirably with the son of the furrier.

This exemplary daughter was her father's idol, when contrasted with other, and less favored girls.