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contrast

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In stark contrast to Martin's unhappy experience, Gerrard hit the ground running at Rangers, going 12 games without defeat until his first visit to Celtic Park.

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That is in contrast to some of the jubilant scenes elsewhere, such as Scotland fans after their 3-1 World Cup qualifier win over Greece.

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In contrast to world trade, which faces tariff, geopolitical and carbon-emission pressures, domestic logistics players are well-positioned to capitalize on growth in the local sector and shifting supply chains, he adds.

“In contrast to the Model Y, the Standard version of the Model 3 retains more value with its price drop from the Premium trim.”

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In Kigali it was hard to miss the contrast between European teams with their sleek $15,000 bikes and African teams making do with older, mismatched equipment.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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