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moral theology, which differ in subject-matter and in method.
A Member State may adopt within its territory national provisions relating to ferry operations which differ from the provisions of the Annexes to this Directive.
Some impose conditions on this relief which differ from those applied to domestic schemes.
The Seventeenth Congress adopted new Party Rules, which differ from the old ones firstly by the addition of a preamble.
There are several types of suspended ceilings, Which differ in the materials from which they are made.
Kheilit on the lips has various forms, which differ among themselves as by etiology, and by common signs.
The rigid connection is made using components which differ depending on the requirement made on them in terms of strength, installation and design.
Pre-defined profile programmes are available, which differ in duration, intensity,
Brain tumor- a generic name of various groups of intracranial structures, which differ in the primary and secondary types of tumors.
All in all, 17 pre-defined profile programmes are available, which differ in duration, intensities,
Within each series, different models are offered, which differ in design and material-
Another good option is vinyl wallpaper, which differ much lower density than the non-woven.
There are three main varieties of carrageenan, which differ in their degree of sulphation.
This drug is also available in different forms, which differ in the concentration of the active substance.
The 600 series includes three models which differ mainly from their power and drive transmission.
The company produces different models of wristwatches, which differ in size, shape
resolve peaks which differ in size by as little as 2%.
The matter referred to concerns Russian freight wagons, where technical solutions are applied which differ from those of the Member States, inter alia in the area of couplings and brakes.
outer hair cells, which differ in their shape and function.
forestry(VAT flat rate systems) which differ in form from one country to another.