ferent

Instead, Mr. Mubarak effectively spurned Washington's overtures and moved onto his own, dif ferent track.

Moment of Truth for U.S. Gerald F. Seib 2011

After several fruitless min - utes, he dusted off his hands and decided to try a dif - ferent tack.

Stalling 2010

Does anyone know some of the dif-ferent types of harassment?

Stupid Cupid Rhonda Stapleton 2009

Russians, of course, got used to barter during the communist era; but capitalism was supposed to be dif - ferent, and the level of trading in kind now dwarfs anything most citizens have experienced.

How To Survive In The Sour Cream Economy 2008

The practice on many U.S. military bases around the world is dif-ferent.

'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'--Marine Style 2008

Depending on whether he consults a behaviorist, a cognitive psychologist or a Freudian analyst, a patient could get an entirely dif-ferent diagnosis and treatment plan.

Managing The Mind 2008

Meanwhile, an unmarried welfare mom living nearby has three kids by three dif-ferent fathers.

White Ghetto? 2008

But the scale of their expectations is dif-ferent: the upper-middle-class, college-educated parents in this district don't just want their kids to get a good education, they want them to be academic stars.

The New First Grade: Too Much Too Soon 2007

What became clear for me may be utterly dif-ferent than for you.

The First Day Of The Rest Of My Life 2007

These were the dif-ferent answers given me by his porter, with as much confusion as I had impatience; and yet it was evident to me, that he had his lesson given him.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006