Adams and Lara may be worlds apart when it comes to fashion statements, but the two Latina girls do share a common trait : Their clothes not only reflect their personalities, they also reflect their Latin heritage.
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Daniel Doron, a political commentator writing in The Jerusalem Post, chided him for not being " embarrassed at trying to piece together a party with candidates whose positions are known to be worlds apart ."
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As Republicans and Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee bickered furiously Friday, studying the same facts and phrases to draw opposite conclusions, they often seemed not merely to be worlds apart, but to be occupying alternate universes.
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The performances may be worlds apart, a loquacious Hollywood lech vs . a quietly cynical soldier, though they reflect his attention to roles with power, emotion and complexity _ and his willingness to go against the commercial mainstream.
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While Picasso and Sir Anthony Hopkins, who was knighted by the queen of England for his contributions to film and theater, would seem to be worlds apart, Hopkins says the toughness he found in the legendary painter was something with which he could identify:
