11.   Alphonso noted that different states had different definitions of what constituted a volatile organic compound.

12.   But the group acknowledged conflicts within the data, including different definitions of poverty.

13.   Can museums of contemporary art, and their theatrical and performance counterparts, survive with a different definition of success?

14.   Hope had a different definition for Donald Howard four years ago in Bossier City.

15.   I guess he and I just have a different definition of fun.

16.   It is true that plans use different definitions of appeals and other grievances.

17.   One is that the tire companies use different definitions for the claims.

18.   Problem is, the state senator who wrote the legislation had a different definition of big.

19.   Studies are underway to find out if there is a scientific basis for that theory or whether the French have different definitions of heart disease.

20.   The book begins not with a story but with a discourse on the different definitions of sprawl.