And so this notion that somehow two different countries are going to have identical economic programs doesn't take into account profound differences in position.
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"I don't think there's anything profound about the work, " Whiteread told the BBC at Thursday's unveiling.
And so the chances are that if this continues, and there's no reason why it shouldn't continue, it will have a profound impact on the November election.
Feinberg is experienced dealing with people facing profound loss, but he doesn't seek the work.
We hardly have the vocabulary to describe a cornball love story, built around images of catastrophe startling enough to make your eyes pop, that isn't just swoony or awesome but, in fact, profound.
"Ronald Dworkin was one of the few genuine giants of legal philosophy, combining great learning with profound insight in a way that won't soon be seen again, " said Laurence Tribe, a constitutional-law professor at Harvard Law School.
They didn't support his claim that the Saudi king is among the most profound and thoughtful leaders in the world.
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He also noted that "people have to be aware of very profound differences in copyright law, so you can't just transpose this project to other countries".
The most profound changes, the most dynamic innovations, they don't happen from the top down -- they happen from the bottom up.
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His task was simple but profound: to make sure that what we wrote didn't land us in court--but if it did, that we would win.
Isn't this a lovely mythos -- the Greek word for story -- a narrative with symbolic resonance and profound meaning?
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