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Meanings of big difference in English

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Usage of big difference in English
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Small, daily changes can make a big difference in the long run.
The South African
2
The second big difference is the importance of celebrity in UK newspapers.
The Guardian
3
The big difference is the introduction of the hybrid rechargeable power system.
Wired
4
It sure is a big difference from Monday morning to Tuesday afternoon.
News.com.au
5
They are similar, but there is a big difference between the cases.
The Guardian
6
Lower spot exposure in a red-hot VLGC market made the big difference.
Reuters
7
A year or two can make a big difference in the West.
Kid Wolf of Texas / A Western Story
8
That is the big difference from the year we are just ending.
Reuters
9
Chief executive Arun Chaudhari said it was already making a big difference.
Radio NZ
10
A dedicated goal makes a big difference in mobilising action and resources.
The Guardian
11
But there is a big difference between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.
Wired
12
Cumulatively, our small decisions, choices, and actions make a very big difference.
Feminist dot com
13
There is a big difference between having some success and feeling successful.
Reuters
14
The big difference though was the price rises of electricity and gas.
The Guardian
15
Seemingly small temperature changes make a big difference in the Earth's climate.
The Guardian
16
There's a big difference in how men and women experience job satisfaction.
Radio NZ
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New Zealand
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Australia
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South Africa
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