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Meanings of different category in English

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Usage of different category in English
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Rosie, though, is in a different category because she has just arrived.
The godfather of kathmandu
2
Yet Italy is in a different category from its Mediterranean neighbour.
The Guardian
3
WR: I think those things will fall into a different category.
Wired
4
Travellers who milk both sympathy and the system fall into a different category.
The Irish Times
5
They should mention them; show them to the world, but in a different category.
Reuters
6
This incident, while deeply regrettable, is in a different category.
The Irish Times
7
We now pass to an entirely different category of witnesses.
Joan of Arc
8
The third mate, again, was of a different category altogether.
The Cruise of the "Cachalot" Round the World After Sperm Whales
9
Pictures come into a different category, for every artist painted more than one picture.
Roving East and Roving West
10
And still mental illness is put in a different category.
The Guardian
11
In a different category is the effort to save birds of prey in the Alps.
The Irish Times
12
The monsters in Monsters belong in quite a different category, that of the totally inexplicable.
The Guardian
13
Is the imaginary-friend phenomenon a higher illusion, in a different category from ordinary childhood make-believe?
The god delusion
14
But Chinese consumers put Volvo in a different category.
Reuters
15
But the English consul was in a different category.
A Footnote to History: Eight Years of Trouble in Samoa
16
Okay she was in a different category to Stone.
The Irish Times
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Different category through the time
Different category across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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