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Meanings of different perspective in English

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Usage of different perspective in English
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Russia of course has a different perspective on this, he told reporters.
Reuters
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I see the economy from a broader and different perspective in business.
A journey: my political life
3
Finally, Jarrett interrupted and said, Let's try this from a different perspective.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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Without this owner I think I would've gone to a different perspective.
The Guardian
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But, on the other hand, I do speak from a different perspective.
The Guardian
6
Row down the river Escape the traffic and get a different perspective.
The South African
7
And that brings a very different perspective on both Book- and Real-Worlds.
Wired
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Now I'd get to see the career search from a different perspective.
The one-week job project: one man, one year, 52 jobs
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But from a slightly different perspective, Vu's take is a shrewd one.
Wired
10
She is a registered nurse, so can give him a different perspective.
News.com.au
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Well, yeah, but the archaeology gives a totally different perspective on things.
Past malice: an emma fielding mystery
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A way of seeing an environment in a completely different perspective.
Wired
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But Armagh joint-manager Brian Canavan has offered a different perspective on recent events.
The Irish Times
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It's a completely different perspective when it's actually happening to you.
The new yorker
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Recently one student brought a different perspective to an interview panel.
Radio NZ
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You can enjoy the views of the coastline from a completely different perspective.
The South African
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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