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Meanings of different visions in English

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Usage of different visions in English
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Two wizards-herselfand Arkoniel-withdifferent visions of how to protect this child.
The Bone Doll's Twin
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Of course we will set out different visions of the future.
The Guardian
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For both sides the conflict is existential to different visions of South Africa.
The South African
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Rosalind paced the length of her chamber, concentrating on the two different visions.
The spurned viscountess
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But their comments betrayed starkly different visions on how to act.
Reuters
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When his sister Nicolosia married Andrea Mantegna, two very different visions were connected.
The Guardian
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David and Ed have different visions of the good society.
The Guardian
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Analysts said the two main shareholders could still have different visions for Russia's no.
Reuters
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A choice between two fundamentally different visions for the future.
Ebony
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This was a highly contested argument between different visions of Ireland's international position and affiliations.
The Irish Times
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Almost since football began there have been different visions of how a centre-forward should play.
The Guardian
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The dispute pits two different visions against each other.
The Guardian
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So this is a tale of three cities, three candidates and three different visions of France.
The Irish Times
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Instead, two very different visions have emerged - do not collect versus do not target ads.
Reuters
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Both Henley and Thompson loved the crowded streets of London, but they saw different visions there.
The Advance of English Poetry in the Twentieth Century
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Any political loosening in the post-Mubarak era may throw up new parties or alliances offering different visions.
Reuters
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