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But a sudden jolt can make the brain shift and bump against the skull's hard interior, and unlike jello, the brain's tissue isn't uniform.
Unlike in the United Kingdom, impeachment in the U.S. pits an elected legislature against other democratically elected members of government.
Like our women, we men get to wear pretty bright colors, but unlike our women, we get to show off our legs.
Maybe because unlike normal, we were basing it on something in real life, or maybe just because we had lost our way.
Now, unlike with the hurricane, with this "like," the author didn't have the excuse of describing hurricane damage.
Only unlike the dinosaurs, we can see it coming.
And unlike the dinosaurs, we can do something about it.
Unlike earthquakes, hurricanes or volcanic eruptions, an asteroid impact can be precisely predicted and prevented.
Yet unlike the chivalry books and perhaps all other prior fiction, Cervantes’ story deeply investigates the protagonist’s inner life.
Unlike the Western tradition, the Chinese Dragon is a symbol for power, strength and wealth.
Because unlike, say, the heart or the intestines, you really can't say very much about a brain by just looking at it, at least with the naked eye.
They're just unlike anything we've ever seen before.
Like fire and unlike the other kinds of matter, plasmas don’t exist in a stable state on earth.
You see, you can take out one or two hub trees, but there comes a tipping point, because hub trees are not unlike rivets in an airplane.
Another thing you might do is say, "Well, I'm not going to go after the traditional markers of success, like a university education or a prestigious job, because the people who care about those things are unlike me.
And when they're transmitted through the water, unlike the first two modes of transmission, these pathogens don't rely on a healthy host for transmission.
I mean, all of the ballroom dance geeking out that we had always done on why salsa worked differently than the competitive rumba and why tango traveled unlike the waltz, all of that just hit the public consciousness, and it changed everything.
Unlike most small flightless species that come and go quickly, these giants have been flightless for tens of millions of years.
Unlike cars or transit trains, most coasters are propelled around their tracks almost entirely by gravitational energy.
But unlike those other drugs, which were recognized pretty quickly, it took us 20 years to realize that Calypsol was an antidepressant, despite the fact that it's actually a better antidepressant, probably, than those other drugs.
So unlike our 400 pounds per minute of hydrogen being lost on Earth, for these planets, you're losing 1.3 billion pounds of hydrogen every minute.
I understand that 16th-century Verona is unlike contemporary North America, and yet when I first read this play, also at age 14, Juliet's suffering made sense to me.
Unlike Maggie.
The shape of things to come will be unlike anything we've ever seen before.
Now, while in India, my parents always remind me to only drink boiled or bottled water, because unlike here in America, where I can just turn on a tap and easily get clean, potable water, in India, the water is often contaminated.
Unlike other forms of cancer, mammograms do offer an early-stage screening option for breast cancer.
But unlike in other aspects of language such as punctuation, in spelling, there's no individual expression involved.
DB: I think not only watching, being part of an organization that meets at least once a month that puts you in direct contact with people completely unlike yourself is something we all have a responsibility for.
Unlike many proverbs, the one about elephant memory is scientifically accurate.
Unlike his contemporary Bach, Vivaldi wasn't much interested in complicated fugues.
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