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Shepherding is somewhat different.

Other states might have somewhat different programs based on different conditions.

And now we will look at the average velocity in a somewhat different way.

His dilemma, in truth, was somewhat different from the way he posed it.

Among them, the documents of grain "distribution and acceptance" are somewhat different from the others in nature.

The things you encountered today appeared to have happened before, only the trivial details were somewhat different.

A New Orleans lawyer friend writes to say that the word on the street down there is somewhat different.

Access to historical data, found in northern Shanxi Fort, regardless of location, size, structure and materials are different, the defense function is also somewhat different.

It is also somewhat different from those models, in that it incorporates a scorecard with various values and weights for the feedback data.

Your license type, expiration date, license term, and quantity are based on the license that you purchased, so they will be somewhat different from what you see here.

Data on trade values partly reflect exchange-rate fluctuations, so it is not unusual for them to lead to somewhat different conclusions from volume figures.

While there are many versions of the of Halloween, some remain consistentby all accounts. Different cultures view Holloween somewhat differently but traditional Halloween practices remain the same.

Boiling water reactors are somewhat different and we'll discuss in greater detail how these systems work but let me just contrast them for you.

Now before we will witness this classic and rather tragic drama, I want to look at this from a somewhat different point of view namely from the point of view of the monkey.

The precise form of the pattern is certain to be somewhat different for each instance, and the objects that define it will naturally vary from domain to domain, but the relationships between objects remain essentially the same.

Yet if traffic figures are divided by population, a somewhat different (and more meaningful) picture emerges: South Korea is and will be the world's most data-hungry country in Cisco's sample.

Mei pressed her cheek against Hai-chen's, kissing him and calling him "darling" several times before finally returning him to Jui-chueh. "You're really fortunate to have such a wonderful son," she said quietly, in a somewhat different tone of voice.