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If I had to distill all of the reasons down to one, I would simply say that the best traders think differently from the rest.

My sense tells me that he might begin to see thing a little differently from then on .

Because for centuries, glamour had a very particular meaning, and the word was actually used differently from the way we think of it.

It is unclear why news should be treated differently from any other form of online content that Google provides directions to for free.

It is all too easy to judge someone who says the wrong thing or acts a little differently from what we expect.

They really seem to understand that you would think differently from a typical church member.

but Anne, at seven-and-twenty, thought very differently from what she had been made to think at nineteen.

You may have wondered why you think differently from others, or why you sometimes feel like you don't fit in as well as others.

If they merely cherish such a desire but behave differently from each other, such a wish, however earnest, cannot be fulfilled.

Explain why the financial statements of a corporation are interpreted differently from those of an unincorporated business.

The lower portion of the wall of a room, decorated differently from the upper section, AS with panels.

"I suppose boys think differently from girls" , he said.

It is evident that the control of Wei's brush functions differently from that of Pollock.

In traditional CM systems, these key directories are not treated any differently from any other directory.

Fitting diaphragms should not be used to measure the size pessary a patient will need. Diaphragms fit differently from pessaries.

As you might expect from the buildup, you handle this situation completely differently from the other two cases.

In the same way, numbers with two or three digits appear differently from those with five or six.

The candidates say a lot about how they are different from Mrs Arroyo, but little about how they might govern differently from her.

(Sam)Why should my daughter be treated differently from her brothers?

Elements within a structure may be formatted differently from each other, whereas elements in an array must all have the same format.

Many countries tax foreigners posted abroad for a few years differently from the natives.

You've got to realize that we do many things differently from you.

This can occur when different parts of a single query benefit differently from the same missing index group.

Offstage, celebrities do not behave differently from commoners.

Foreign executives say they interpret the terms of their production sharing contracts differently from Chinese partners.

They think they have a lot of power to control whether they do it or not, so they think of it very differently from prostitution.

The only freedom that has any meaning is the freedom to proceed differently from the way your manager would have proceeded.

There's no doubt that men's brains are wired differently from women's.

The essays are scored differently from the Verbal and Quantitative sections and are not included in the total score.

Fraud will always be hard to spot and stiff sentences are needed to stop fraudsters being treated differently from other criminals.

The vaccine works differently from conventional vaccines in that it does not prevent infection directly.

My Manchu friend doesn't really get treated any differently from her Han friends.

Land, the main source of wealth, is by the very nature of things treated differently from other kinds of property.

Determining pay levels and adjustments for specific groups of staff that are handled differently from the remainder of the Civil Service.

You can enjoy music, art and literature, differently from when you were young, but in that different way as keenly.

When the hurricane calmed down, the village looked differently from what it had been.

Sadly, tragically, many Christians do not act differently from what they once did.

Therefore, component interfaces that exploit implicit correlation are structured differently from nonconversational interfaces.

I thought of it differently from him.

Furthermore, study participants with mild depression who were taking antidepressants performed no differently from normal controls.

Results of the analysis reveal that even enjoying the same social status, women are likely to perform differently from men.

Once you understand how MMS works (quite differently from antibiotics) then there's no need to say "I think I'm taking a cold. "

Many Common Table members are just starting families and searching for a way to practice their faith differently from how their parents did.

Most organizations treat new application development differently from support for existing applications.

And when it comes to the economy, he still can't tell the American people one major thing he'd do differently from George Bush.

To me, the determining factor is psychological - the consistent winners think differently from everyone else.

Individuals with fibromyalgia have been shown to experience pain differently from other people.

"I suppose boys think differently from girls" , the psychologist said.

We are just wearing a different costume, we have evolved differently from you and we learnt to walk on a different land than you.

Commodities have long been touted as a hedge that reacts differently from other assets to economic changes.

The Americans spell some words differently from the British.

Thick ice that has survived multiple summers, and thinner, single-year ice respond differently from one another.

Recently, Chinese firms have begun following the Western practice of paying executive differently from other employees.

Several Visual Studio project templates create DLLs, which are debugged differently from stand-alone applications.

However, in accordance with the Outline Land Law, rich peasants should generally be treated differently from landlords.

Drama class must be treated no differently from math class, English class, or Chinese class.

Classical music's strength is its "established set of standards" says Hua. "We don't play it differently from people in Italy or Germany. "

He suggests that the brains of young people today work differently from those of their parents.

And, of course, men may age differently from women but they still age.

Martin learned that his people, the black Americans, were often treated differently from most of their fellow Americans.

Derek's brain must be wired very differently from the rest of us.

In other projects, like Web projects, the Project Explorer organizes the resources differently from the Navigator View.

Such technologies should be treated differently from other industries.

It is common for family members, including parents, to react differently from one another to the initial diagnosis.

Climate change is a global hot topic nowadays. The changing characters are differently from city to city and from region to region.

These multinationals typically have big U. S. business interests, so they may not perform that differently from U. S. shares.

The specification does not treat a component or a subsystem any differently from a modeling perspective.

Now she is doing Dante differently from many previous works on the poet considered to be the father of the Italian language.

The Fed position is that a sovereign wealth fund should be treated no differently from any other controlling shareholder.

It was acting differently from Mr Burry, or John Paulson of Paulson & Co, who were simply going short.

Function parameters are handled a little differently from other local data.

This is not to bash our methodology, or suggest that Fortune should treat private equity firms differently from retailers or big pharma.

The new law hints that residential land may be treated differently from non-residential land.

Ethical axioms are found and tested not very differently from the axioms of science. Truth is what stands the test of experience.

For you have indeed , through your word's . . . assisted many to look upon this live of ours differently from the way we once did.

For maximum data protection, schedule the full backup differently from the incremental backups.

Shareholders should be treated no differently from taxpayers.

Great. So are these type of shorter projects approached differently from the longer Wallace and Gromit features?

Differently from English football, there's a gap which will most likely not be bridged by next season.

Recent Buddies works differently from the Contacts list in that its content is determined dynamically based on your recent chats.

She bitterly resented being treated differently from the men.

They have looked at the anatomy of sprinters and found that their feet are built differently from those of couch potatoes.

They really seem understand that you would think differently from typical church member.

In producing synthetic diamond, the carbon source acts differently from metal solvent.

However, things somehow developed differently from my original plan.

I've noticed in my short existence that I tend to do many things differently from most people.

It operates differently from the IBM version and provides different information, but the purpose is the same.

We would respond quite differently from different perspectives, but there still are so many things in common.

Memes work differently from genes, and digital information works differently from memes, but some general principles apply to them all.

or "Have you decided to do anything very differently from the way you were raised? "

The seating area was designed differently from traditional vehicles.

Politicians and the public see Mr Murdoch differently from investors.

(protons ). Neutrons act differently from protons.

I suppose boys think differently from girls.

They behave slightly differently from other collections.

On the contrary , the process of inflation is certain to affect the fortunes of one group differently from those of another.

The rich often think differently from the poor.

Just as important, however, is that they are playing out very differently from one part of the country to another.

Military planning is framed differently from diplomacy.

As a result, they misread vital gauges, which presented information differently from those on Soviet-built planes that they had long flown.

The incident was interpreted differently from an official point of view.

Now readers of English literature talk about Milton very differently from the way they talk about other writers.

These new English settlers looked and acted very differently from Powhatan's tribe.

I believe for Yuanyuan, this year's Mid-Autumn Festival has been spent differently from previous ones.

The men answered very differently from the women!

Western people think differently from Chinese people.

FIFO scheduling behaves differently from round-robin scheduling, and the differences can cause hangs in some Java programs.

there speak quite differently from the rest of Canada.

The brains of people living in cities operate differently from those in rural areas, according to a brain-scanning study.

A sick economy constrained by demand works very differently from a normal one.

How does a suicide attempter eat differently from others? Comparison of macronutrient intakes.

We experience social pain differently from physical pain, but there are many commonalities.

But consumers treat phones (and Kindles) differently from PCs.

Sun swam the race completely differently from the way that both Perkins and Hackett set their records.

She says it works differently from Viagra and other drugs, which increases blood flow to the genitals.

Obama sees the world differently from Mr. Bush, and he will redefine national security needs, Brennan said.

To one degree or another, all of us think differently from everyone else.

You'll notice that the people there speak quite differently from the rest of Canada.

I teach photography very differently from the old farts .

The hrtimer framework is implemented differently from the traditional timer API.

He counted differently from us; we count the things gain that he counted loss.

They talk quite differently from well-educated people.

IPTV works quite differently from traditional unidirectional "multicast" networks such as cable or satellite television.

The experiment shows that the Chinese treat their friends differently from strangers.

EJBs work a little bit differently from the Spring Framework with regard to rolling back a transaction.

For example, an opponent that has a higher intelligence attribute would be expected to behave differently from one of lower intelligence.

The Chinese gather intelligence differently from Western nations, Wise writes.

This tool works differently from the Overture tool.

The Addu people are fiercely independent and speak differently from people in the capital.

You may do it differently from what I did.

Because of segmented eye structure, many insects see objects very differently from what humans perceive.

Cast steels behave differently from cast irons which contain a lot of carbon.

That is, we react to the event completely differently from how we would, had we happened upon an ordinary gall-bladder operation.

You have to approach GUI testing differently from unit or component testing.

I look on tennis differently from some coaches.

It is known that neutrons act differently from protons .

It is well known that neutrons act differently from protons.

If they feel differently from my opinion, you won't see me cry.

Men think differently from women.

Donna: All I know is you look quite differently from other teachers.

The Chinese cannot treat this convicted drug smuggler differently from others because he is a British citizen.

Do they play them differently from the way other children do?

In the past, few Chinese students dared to speak differently from their teachers.

So are we wired differently from birth?

Certainly young men now at the start of their career see the world differently from their fathers.

" or " Can I do this better or differently from the other guy doing it over there?

Do you manage electronic records differently from paper records?

It is upsetting to find people who behave differently from us. We may, at first, assume that something is wrong with them.

For example, "File" on the application's main menu might translate differently from the string "File" in a dialog box.

And Europeans take second place, while the easterners have evoluted quite differently from their forefathers.

Household employment is defined slightly differently from payroll employment; it includes farm workers and the self-employed, for example.

Do you need to sort the elements differently from how they were entered?

Are you going to bring up your child differently from the way you were brought up?

For example, Java keywords are colored differently from non-Java keywords and comments.

Though the festival began in China, the Japanese celebrate it differently from the Chinese.

A middle class that has grown largely to tend to the state will behave differently from one that is based on the private sector.

My generation behaves differently from my father' s and grandfather's.

And so I look at women differently from the way I look at men.

My dear aunt, _you_ cannot wish me to do differently from what I have done, I am sure. _You_ cannot wish me to marry;

17. I see things differently from others, and when someone gets angry with me for doing something that upsets them, I'm often surprised

Cognitive behaviour therapy affects brain activity differently from antidepressants

Urban brains behave differently from rural ones

Suicide Attempters in China Approached Differently From West