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computing difference…
asiḍen n umgirred…
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no difference between the baseline and comparison.
ulac amagrad gar ujjerid azadur d usnemhel
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and of some have compassion, making a difference:
?unnet ɣef wid yețcukkun sfehmetțen
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here are four areas where we can make a difference.
hatent aya kraḍ n tγula anida nezmer ad nbeddel tikti.
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here are three areas where we can make a difference.
hatan aya kraḍ n yeḥricen anida nezmer ad nbeddel abrid.
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and put no difference between us and them, purifying their hearts by faith.
ur yexdim ara lxilaf gar-aɣ d yid-sen, imi i gṣeffa ulawen-nsen s liman ula d nutni.
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for there is no difference between the jew and the greek: for the same lord over all is rich unto all that call upon him.
ihi ulac lxilaf ger wat isṛail akk-d wid ur nelli ara n wat isṛail ; imi yiwen n ṛebbi i gellan, ṭṭfen meṛṛa deg-s, nețța i d-yețțaken mbla ceḥḥa i wid akk ineddhen ɣuṛ-es.
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the difference now is that they’ve moved beyond binoculars, bugs and bad guys: surveillance has gone digital.
amgired d akken tura, ǧǧan tisatin, imucaṛen, akked texcanit: aqaṛeɛ yuγal d umḍin.
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even the righteousness of god which is by faith of jesus christ unto all and upon all them that believe: for there is no difference:
sidi ṛebbi iḥseb-aɣ d iḥeqqiyen imi numen s Ɛisa lmasiḥ,
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apocrypha is a term used by protestants to describe a group of writings found in the septuagint and the vulgate (with minor differences), which are not included in the hebrew canon of scripture. catholics refer to at least 12 of these books as "deuterocanonical" and use "apocrypha" to refer to the judeo-christian religious writings between 200 b.c. and a.d. 200, which protestants
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