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A vastly different weekend pace.
Sir- with respect- she's a vastly heavier ship.
Chrome has a vastly larger collection of extensions, but Firefox has several unique extensions that aren't available to Chrome users.
(Laughter) But today we live in a vastly different world.
It was a vastly different car.
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And then there are others who have had a vastly different experience.
My brother has a vastly different taste in music than me.
After the war, he persuaded the Athenians to rebuild the walls of the city on a vastly larger scale than had existed before.
The world would be a vastly better place if only people would….
However, they do not have legal protection, face significant risks, andmay pay more for a vastly inferior product.
So, naturally, thought is a vastly superior means to get to the truth.
John Goodenough doubled the battery's potential,creating the right conditions for a vastly more powerful and useful battery.
Would there still be a Soviet Union, a vastly diminished and weakened country, or a powerful Soviet Union astride a Nazified Europe, only time would tell.
Because, if we can bubble up the very best from a vastly larger pool, this wheel turns.
The world of 2018is clearly a vastly different place than that of 1945, and the gathering pace of technological change, global demographic growth, and environmental pressures will make the world of 2050 radically different from that of today.
Five years later, we see a vastly different picture.
If you get a foreclosed property in an auction or from a financial institution,you could find a bargain on a vastly underpriced home.
The claim is that it will be capable of a vastly superior number of transactions, around 1 million per second.
Goodenough doubled the lithium battery's potential,creating the right conditions for a vastly more powerful and useful battery.
Then the Internet was invented andchildren were thrust into a vastly different environment in which, because distraction is the norm, consistent attention is impossible, imagination is unnecessary, and memory is inhibited.
If you buy a foreclosed property in an auction or from a bank,you could get a bargain on a vastly underpriced house.
Then the Internet was invented and children have been thrust right into a vastly different environment through which, because distraction is the norm, consistent attention is not possible, creativeness is unnecessary, and memory is inhibited.
But an exhaustive study of every reference reveals only a few specifics of what to do or not do on the Sabbath,all of which applied to a vastly different culture than ours.
With the advent of television and the internet though,children were thrust into a vastly different environment in which, because distraction is the norm, consistent attention is impossible, imagination is unnecessary, and memory is inhibited.
Compared to a conventional wood studwall(31 D2 inches[8.89 cm] insulation, sheathing, wallboard, a total of about R-14), the log wall is apparently a vastly inferior insulation system.
Such a remark applies not only to self-awareness and to intellectual pursuits, butalso to perceptions of real people, a vastly enhanced sensitivity to facial expression, intonations, and choice of words which sometimes yields a rapport so close it's.
In the early 1780s,after making a vastly superior steam engine to the then classic Newcomen steam engine, Watt was looking for a way to market his invention, advertising the fact that his engine used about 75% less fuel than a similarly powered Newcomen, among many other improvements.
Watching a video orbrowsing through photos on it is a vastly better experience than on any regular phone.
The low capital and operating cost along with The Seaphantom's high speed allows us to move passengers andcargo to an exponentially larger number of ports with a vastly greater number of departure and arrival times.
Such a remark applies not only to self-awareness and to intellectual pursuits, butalso to perceptions of real people, a vastly enhanced sensitivity to facial expression, intonations, and choice of words which sometimes yields a rapport so close it's as if two people are reading each other's minds.