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Meanings of behave differently in English

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Usage of behave differently in English
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The glands behave differently in the nectar-bearing and in the nectarless flowers.
Darwin and Modern Science
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We behave differently than we used to in the past, Stephenson says.
The Guardian
3
At high energies it will actually behave differently to the other two.
The Guardian
4
Rigid spaces and elastic spaces behave differently from spaces describable in language.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
5
Because protons, carbon ions and other hadrons are heavier, they behave differently.
The Guardian
6
This can cause any person enough stress to make them behave differently.
Ebony
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Which species would look and behave differently if the film were made today?
Wired
8
The characters that behave differently in different circumstances behave alike in similar circumstances.
Preface to Major Barbara: First Aid to Critics
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Israel is a state, so must behave differently to terrorist organisations.
The Irish Times
10
Fortunately, your body will behave differently if you feed it differently.
The new atkins for a new you: the ultimate diet for shedding wei...
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I unconsciously started to behave differently and to be more confident, he says.
The Guardian
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I do not think anything would persuade me to behave differently.
His Majesty’s Dragon
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The rock-star manager of this century will have to behave differently.
The Guardian
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The two forms of flower, however, behave differently in this respect.
Darwin and Modern Science
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These two things behave differently because they are profoundly, fundamentally not the same.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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But it does behave differently, at least when an Australian savage throws it.
Round-about Rambles in Lands of Fact and Fancy
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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