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So, I just wanted to say, even if I never talk to you again in my life, you are special to me and you have made a difference in my life.

The special person gets to hear the stories and come to the realization that they have made a difference on this earth.

Instead, it has been a series of very important incremental changes that have made a difference.

The next step was the lengthy process of turning parts of the system off and on to see what made a difference.

There was no doubt that their support made a difference in our cause.

The Miami Herald called it "a highly readable, bittersweet rediscovery of an art dealer who made a difference. "

Clearly sleep made a difference, but that difference didn't relate to how much time one spent in each of the various sleep stages.

With the money received so far, WHO, its partners and the Ministry of Health have made a difference to people's lives.

In a different place and time, with further development, the promising Horten 2-29 might have made a difference.

They also said the location of the labels on the packaging made a difference.

Allow yourself to savor the sense of accomplishment , and recognize that you made a difference.

Mr. Obama said the commitment shown early on has made a difference.

Anna was happy that she made a difference in her peers' lives.

He made a difference in the world and became a magnificent beacon whose light remains a guide for others to follow.

I'll bet you remember the two or three great teachers who made a difference in your life.

Another way to see whether or not you have made a difference this year is to look at your habits.

But when Christ came into the home, He also came into Zacchaeus' heart and immediately made a difference (v. 8).

Ask what added skills or traits you could work on that would have made a difference.

Educators, for instance, are still divided over whether initiatives to give every student a laptop have made a difference academically.

I didn't have the money, not that it would have made a difference.

The disappointing thing was that it was so late in the window, but fortunately Damien Comolli and the owners made a difference for us.

The points I could have gained would have made a difference in the championship's outcome.

When I was young, my ambition was to be one of the people who made a difference in this world.

Of course there is no way of measuring whether allowing naps has made a difference to the business.

But Susan Teltscher at the ITU says a strong public policy on technology has made a difference in South Korea.

It's very hard to exclude all the other things that could have made a difference.

For cells green with chlorophyll -- and that molecular marvel is what's made a difference -- it powers everything.

Incremental improvements over the years have made a difference.

You didn't want to hear about the science when it could have made a difference.

Ebbinghaus then carried out experiments to see if reciting made a difference to our ability to remember.

Nothing you said made a difference in his decision. Tom will always do whatever he wants to do.

Each statue is of a person who has made a difference in American history.

Nor would the act's provisions to create a stronger Securities and Exchange Commission have made a difference.

What choices in your own life own life have made a difference in the course it has taken?

As someone who made a difference in the cities and places where I've built beautiful buildings and golf courses, and as an educator.

Improving the unpleasant taste of medications "definitely has made a difference, and the kids are taking their medes, " she adds.

If just one person will be in heaven because of you, your life will have made a difference for eternity.

And it's impossible to know whether having services available at Pima would have made a difference in his case.

When it comes to singling out those who have made a difference in all our lives, you cannot overlook Henry Ford.

Exercise has made a difference in her health.

Could a more assertive Obama have made a difference?

Has the Anti-Trust Act made a difference in the United States over the past century?

Regarding heart disease, Mr. (Printer)Prentice says the type of fat the women ate made a difference.

Comintern made a difference during the three armed uprisings launched by Shanghai workers.

In the end, no one could dispute that Obama's relationship with the media made a difference.

Most people say they remember a thing that made a difference in their lives.

Yet in Contagem Mr Neves 's entrepreneurial approach has made a difference.

They still thought, incorrectly, that font size made a difference.

But it made a difference in how I thought about myself.

I knew that I made a difference between his life and his death.

It's great to know you've made a difference and things are going to change because of what you've done.

"Not that it made a difference, " said Satan.

Ms. Lai: There are many good ones, but the first book that made a difference in my career was Philip Kotler's 'Marketing Management. '

I don't know if captaincy has made a difference but I have enjoyed scoring goals.

How has forgiving made a difference to you?

Putting up some new wallpaper in the bedroom has made a difference.

The eight expansion slots in Apple II made a difference, too.

His encouragement made a difference in my life.

Most people say they remember a teacher from their school days who made a difference in their lives.

Again, be specific when you tell them how they made a difference.

You've made a difference to my life.

Haven't I made a difference between friends and rivals?

We weren't just marking time. We made a difference.

Many of us are now offering assistance to the needy and to each other, and our efforts have indeed made a difference.

It is jobs such as these where our digital capacity has really made a difference, and enabled us to say yes to customers.

His life has made a difference in the lives of others, especially mine.

They made a difference that is why they were noticed by the consumers.

The NGO protest made a difference.

Now in retrospect it can be said that his song made a difference in their struggle.

While she is too busy to spend much time pondering her clothes, she has wondered if a sharper wardrobe could have made a difference.

This is the story of Samsung and how it made a difference in the lives of several star-crossed mobile users.

Has someone made a difference in your life?

This made a difference to the boy's view of the situation.

After I came back from Scotland I felt I made a difference through my coaching work.

Taking time to show compassion in my life has made a difference in my character and who I am.

I know that I made a difference between his life and his death. More important, he has made a tremendous difference in my life.

You will go to sleep at night knowing you gave your all and made a difference .

baby u should know how much u made a difference in my life

When all this time you could've made a difference but you decided to roll with the party

I know that I made a difference between his life and his death.

Everyone here cares about changing the world and has made a difference in that one way or another.

Have you made a difference this year?

But how you made a difference, look what i've been missing

(Paul Allen was 22, though, and that probably made a difference. )

Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have ever made a difference in the world, but the Marines don't have that problem

That I made a difference, and this world will see

The hearts I have touched, will be the proof that I leave That I made a difference, and this world will see

Clearly sleep made a difference,

In case you wonder whether you ever made a difference in somebody's life,