31.   But all arrive at different conclusions.

32.   But a wide variety of analysts who are picking through the rubble of the Asian economic miracle are coming to a very different conclusion.

33.   But all these thoughts are value judgments, and it is possible to come to all kinds of different conclusions, many of them at the same time.

34.   But European merchants are reaching very different conclusions about how fast to offer goods priced in euros.

35.   But elsewhere, different conclusions have been reached.

36.   But I draw a different conclusion.

37.   But in the attribution of works of art, as in life, people can clearly look at the same set of facts and come to startlingly different conclusions.

38.   But others in attendance drew a different conclusion.

39.   But recently, Sichel ran similar calculations for the last few years and came to a different conclusion.

40.   But State Farm lawyers said a different judge, listening to different lawyers, may well reach a different conclusion.