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Words differ not only the lexical value.
Nigerian Christians andNigerian Muslims differ not only with respect to religion.
And they differ not only in appearance but also in its composition.
The house of every good host should be a couple of high-quality hammers,it is best that they differ not only weight, but also the type.
All models of this brand differ not only in good technical characteristics.
The most important fact to noteis that accidents are not monocausal: the many separate factors and influences which lead to situations in which,accidents are likely, inevitably differ not only from one shift to another but from one place to another.
Electric fireplaces models differ not only in size but also design.
They differ not only their characteristics, but also the structure of the board.
The range of Champions is massive and Champions differ not only in their appearances, but also in their abilities.
Slings differ not only in the type of fabric and colors, but also in the type of design.
This proposal fills a major gap because the training systems in the 12 Member States differ not only in terms of curricula but also in how diplomas and certificates are issued.
And they differ not only colors, but also scope, performance moisture resistance, strength, wear resistance.
But we have not as yet touched on the climax of the difficulty; namely,the fact that the neuters of several ants differ, not only from the fertile females and males, but from each other, sometimes to an almost incredible degree, and are thus divided into two or even three castes.
They differ not only in price parameters, but also in the speed and effectiveness of the effect on the hair.
The powers of the Commission and those of national courts differ not only in their objective and content, but also in the ways in which they are exercised.
We often differ not only in our past experience but also in our present laws and obligations, which are carried over to European institutions, workplaces and citizens.
The range of construction and finishing of ceramics in the market is huge, and some tips on how to select a tile for facing the kitchen or bathroom,to help navigate among the many collections of inexpensive domestic tiles to fine ceramics from the famous Western brands, which differ not only in design but also performance.
Pregnancy tests differ not only in price, but also in the peculiarities of their use.
These polyethylenes differ not only in thickness and density, but also on the characteristics.
A number of sanatoriums differ not only in the quality of treatment, but also in versatility.
The results presented differ not only in their form but also in the questions dealt with in the summaries.
These countries differ not only from each other; fundamental differences also exist between the regions within them.
People will always differ, not only in their opinions but in the intensity of their feelings about their opinions.
And internal blocks can differ not only power, but also the embodiment of the(floor, wall, wall, ceiling, channel, etc.) And simultaneous operation of the various blocks in the cooling or heating.
Each caste differs not only in its purpose, but also in appearance.
Mother's Day is celebrated in over 40 countries, but it differs not only in date, but also in tradition.
If you wish to turn green ogradku an impregnable barrier along a section can be planted hawthorn, climbing rose orrose hips, differing not only density, but poky.
The Zaydi movement cohered andadopted its own theological positions which differed not only from those of the Sunni but also with those of other Shias.
The movement however continued under the leadership of Zayd's son, Yahya. The Zaydi movement cohered andadopted its own theological positions which differed not only from those of the Sunni but also with those of other Shias.
So that here we have two bodies of sterile workers in the same nest, differing not only in size, but in their organs of vision, yet connected by some few members in an intermediate condition.