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There doesn't seem any difference of meaning between the two constructions.
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He missed the train by a minute.
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Andy must have practiced very hard.
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He must be homesick.
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The country must be very beautiful.
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Sleep is more pleasant than death. At least, there's not much difference.
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I have this briefcase in a different color.
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What is the difference between Iaido and Kendo?
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Since he was able to walk so far, he must have strong legs.
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You will see the difference.
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Tom can't taste the difference between expensive wine and cheap wine.
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Who can translate the difference between noise and sound?
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I can't explain the difference between those two.
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I don't see any difference.
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There is not much difference between the two.
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She must have everything her own way.
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They must have had an accident.
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What's the difference between a village and a town?
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Tom doesn't know the difference between Iraq and Iran.
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Tom doesn't know the difference between Iraq and Iran.
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