41.   Granted, there are times when the prices for the same room are identical, but there are also times when there are sharp differences.

42.   Gore and Bush have sharp philosophical differences on some of these issues.

43.   He also did a jig around the questions reporters asked about the sharp differences between him and Bush on issues like tax cuts and campaign finance reform.

44.   Here a truly sharp difference of opinion exists.

45.   In its quest for dialogue, the group will confront a sharp difference in perspectives about the meaning of religious freedom.

46.   In one sharp difference, whites generally opposed and African-Americans supported increased governmental efforts like affirmative action to boost black achievement.

47.   Indeed, both camps say the sharp differences between the two major presidential candidates this year are helping to energize their supporters.

48.   Indeed, sharp differences are emerging among the Allies over aspects of the Dayton plan.

49.   Not that there were sharp ideological differences to begin with.

50.   Nor is there a sharp difference in background.