1.   And explain to her that although she did a good job with the Board of Directors, but erm, the ballbearings people wanted something different.

2.   And each of these three sides wanted something different from the UN.

3.   And when she wanted something different, boom, we were supposed to give it to her right then and there.

4.   But execs wanted something different.

5.   But Passat buyers will be people who want something different, with a preference for distinctive European styling and responsive German handling.

6.   But you have more of a chance to cut through in Europe, where audiences really want something different.

7.   Companies looking for legal peace want something different.

8.   Cruises calling at Cuba, she said, would appeal to travelers who want something different.

9.   Do female fans want something different from their sports entertainers than men do from theirs?

10.   Everybody in the organization wanted something different for me.