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•The metallic glasses differ in significant ways (or significantly, or greatly) from crystalline metals.
•The configuration of the atom in the solid is much different from that in the liquid.
•These loading conditions differ markedly (or appreciably, or substantially, or considerably, or greatly) from the test conditions.
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•The metallic glasses differ in significant ways (or significantly, or greatly) from crystalline metals.
•The configuration of the atom in the solid is much different from that in the liquid.
•These loading conditions differ markedly (or appreciably, or substantially, or considerably, or greatly) from the test conditions.
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