discrepancies

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• As a result, all listeners really know about him are the discrepancies and holes in the version he told in 1999.

• Let the House vote across party lines for a different approach and then address the discrepancies in conference.

• Luhan would not supply any details about what those discrepancies may be.

• These discrepancies (and more) can only be explained by implicit racial bias.

• There are only two ways to account for these discrepancies in society.

• Neglecting minor discrepancies, one may safely accept Mr Bain's reconciliation of the various accounts.

• I was filled simultaneously with a feeling of disgust and fear, and looked for further discrepancies.

• The discrepancies of the husband and wife's character, which became soon apparent, made themselves gradually more and more felt.

• These discrepancies may be understood when the order in which the various beliefs developed is recognized.

• These differences are not discrepancies at all; but there remains one which may fairly enough be so characterised.