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Meanings of different approach in English

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Usage of different approach in English
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Ma'afu said the government may have a different approach in the future.
Radio NZ
2
She is expected to say: The Scottish government proposes a different approach.
The Guardian
3
This building takes a different approach to hilltop building to its neighbours.
The Irish Times
4
It's a different approach to what we're used to in South Africa.
The South African
5
Newfoundland and Labrador takes a different approach: It pays you to leave.
News.com.au
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It's not much. Hogan said she had to try a different approach.
Reuters
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In neighboring Philadelphia, police commissioner Richard Ross Jr. favors a different approach.
Reuters
8
Building responsive websites requires a different approach than building a desktop-only site.
Wired
9
There is a different attitude, there is a different approach, he added.
Reuters
10
An app called VerbalizeIt, for iPhone and Android, takes a different approach.
Reuters
11
It's a always a beautiful night of football, it's a different approach.
Reuters
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Rather than an outright divorce, Republicans ought to consider a different approach.
Reuters
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Acting Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Khomotso Phahlane seemed to take a different approach.
The South African
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But the ruling on Monday from Mastroianni took a slightly different approach.
Reuters
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He responded well to straight talking, so I tried a different approach.
The woman who died a lot
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But Adobe is taking a different approach from competitors such as Microsoft.
Wired
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New Zealand
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South Africa
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Australia
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