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Meanings of quite different in English

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Usage of quite different in English
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The situation, however, is quite different in the general theory of relativity.
A briefer history of time
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In Ireland and Britain, we increasingly perceive reality in quite different ways.
The Irish Times
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The student population is quite different, the student experience is quite different.
The Guardian
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Today, four years of sanctions have turned it into something quite different.
Reuters
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But circumstances here are quite different, in terms of prices and dangers.
The Irish Times
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However, Mr Morgan-Smith admitted it was quite different to the real thing.
Radio NZ
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Building this machine learning technology is quite different from standard software engineering.
Wired
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However, the linker region that joins the two domains is quite different.
Pubmed
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For the kind of animals I am looking for are quite different.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
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The Myrick name may soon resonate louder but for quite different reasons.
The Irish Times
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On Earth, there are two quite different races claiming the name 'troll'.
The folklore of discworld
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And without anything more being said, Christopher found himself somewhere quite different.
The Lives of Christopher Chant
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He would also have to get good at two quite different things.
The Rational Optimist
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She's actually quite different from the Svetlana as portrayed in the public.
The new yorker
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But taxes are quite different because they affect some more than others.
Independent.ie
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But the ones I mean, the real ones, are something quite different.
Melnitz
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