21.   Senators still have profound differences about what a censure resolution should say and what sort of penalties, if any, it should include.

22.   Still, while agreeing that there are profound differences, many observers see important points of convergence as well.

23.   The result is that even when the two parties sound alike, their rhetoric masks profound differences.

24.   There are profound differences between the Clinton and Nixon visits.

25.   Those hopes will be pinned on defense, an area where the offensively challenged Mutombo can make a profound difference.

26.   To be sure, there are some profound differences between then and now.

27.   Yet on volatile hot-button issues where Bush and Gore had profound differences, the candidates were often silent.

28.   Yet, there are profound differences.

29.   Purely global transnationals are likely to suffer fatally when faced with the often profound differences between one local market and another.

30.   But as darkness fell, both parties acknowledged profound differences.