1. Or, put differently: At first, we belong to the culture; over time, the culture belongs to us.

2. Put differently, my thesis is a qualitative study.

3. Put differently, could a ticket for a different location in the same venue for the same price (or even less) be the better one?

4. Put differently, a good software system consists of small, reusable building blocks, each carrying its own responsibility.

5. Put differently , language is pliantly expansive so as to allow me to objectify a great variety of experiences coming my way in the course of my life.

6. Put differently, the British love France - its cities, its villages , its countryside, its art de vivre.

7. Put differently, once frank and private interactions among statesmen will become more diplomatic.

8. Put differently, finding a cure for AIDS would be likely to add about 25-30 years to the life of each potential victim.

9. Put differently, the fact that a given statement is made can itself signal some of the speaker's private information.

10. Put differently, consciousbusiness would be mindful of the way that the spectrum of consciousnessoperates in the Big Three worlds of self and culture and nature.

11. Put differently , private ownership by users creates its own business model.

12. Put differently, Lehman's net leverage ratio was either 15 times or 17 times, both sky-high.

12. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

13. Put differently, Chinese managers cultivate ties not only toward associates with the expertise or resources they need, but also toward those who are connected to these individuals.

14. Put differently, when people were lead to believe they had a negative trait, they were more likely to see this negative trait in others.

15. Or, put differently, you can define methods that aren't checked for correctness until they're incorporated into a trait-using class definition.

16. One was satisfied with one's situation, glad to be in one's given place and time by virtue of how one's life has gone. The emphasis is, put differently, upon fate - an almost external force.

17. In the other province with country coastal southeast, also degree is put differently in similar case.