21.   But analysts point out the marked differences between the beginning of last summer and this one, not with a bust, but with a boom.

22.   But even he says the marked difference between the coverage of the Woodward case and that of the two recent cases is rooted more in law than jingoism.

23.   But he made no mention of their marked differences on abortion rights, which Treffinger favors, and other social issues.

24.   But there are marked differences between the two tribes.

25.   But there is a marked difference between this Congress and the last.

26.   But there has been a marked difference in his posture when pressed about the offense.

27.   But the most marked difference in the parade was the number of women.

28.   But they grew into adults with marked differences compared with controls born naturally.

29.   Compounding the education gap is a marked difference between racial and ethnic groups in their fields of study.

30.   Driving this one after the two Boxsters, I found a marked difference in power and road handling.