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Yet at time its leaner-sounding production provides a counterpoint to its explicitness.
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This is ordinary enough; it might be a bit of eighteenth-century counterpoint:
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In the words of McAlpine, Scotland could become a powerful centre-left counterpoint.
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A welcome counterpoint to the inertia that's seized the country of late.
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It was a counterpoint to Too Sweet's cynical view of human motherhood.
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Last night, we saw contrasts in voting by age, location, and education.
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The approach to banned substances contrasts sharply with our attitude towards alcohol.
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This contrasts with the natural world, which always works the same way.
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Relative abundance on the log scale takes the form of parameter contrasts.
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But in physical features the two continents disclose the most striking contrasts.
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Large studies with substantial exposure contrasts and appropriate exposure assessment are warranted.
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This contrasts India's immense religious diversity with neighbouring Pakistan's strong Muslim identity.
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Demand for Moncler contrasts with other European IPO candidates over recent weeks.
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The simplicity of the words contrasts with the hardness of their meaning.
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He then contrasts the different spirit animating the officers and the men.
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The things lie in different spheres and are full of incommunicable contrasts.
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Despite their quick connection, Jobs and Cook are a study in contrasts.
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There is a certain artistic perfection in the contrasts of his life.
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Our law in this regard contrasts with that of the European States.
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Helmert contrasts also revealed a lower threshold in African Americans than Caucasians.
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But Sarkozy's coolness towards Germany contrasts sharply with his ardour for Britain.
