Synonyms for variations
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1. List of paraphrases for "variations":

   variation, variants, changes, fluctuations, differences, variances, variability, disparities, alternatives, swings, discrepancies, shifts, deviations, movements, disagreements

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1. Julia Isaacs:

   We've been trying that way of doing things for some time, and it makes for huge variations across the states, we are discovering it results in less-than-ideal investments in children and much less than in European countries. So I think it's exciting to see that we are moving into the 21st century and deciding we need to invest in children at the federal level.

2. Maurice Druon:

   Number is the Word but is not utterance it is wave and light, though no one sees it it is rhythm and music, though no one hears it. Its variations are limitless and yet it is immutable. Each form of life is a particular reverberation of Number.

3. Dan Fagre:

   There are variations in the climate but it is humans that have made all those variations warmer, the glaciers have been here for 7,000 years and will be gone in decades. This is not part of the natural cycle.

4. Tom Wagner:

   The OMG mission deployed new technologies that allowed us to observe a natural experiment , much as we would do in a laboratory, where variations in ocean temperatures were used to control the flow of a glacier, their findings especially about how quickly the ice responds will be important to projecting sea level rise in both the near and distant future.

5. Tom Slater:

   Although global temperatures have risen by about 1.1 degrees in the past 150 years on average, different parts of the globe have warmed at different rates due to natural variations in the climate system such as cloud cover, land cover and atmospheric circulation patterns, earth's poles have warmed faster than anywhere else, primarily due to melting ice and snow. Although Antarctica has had a cold winter this year, over the past few decades the most northerly parts of Antarctica have warmed five times faster than the global average -- that's faster than anywhere else in the Southern Hemisphere.