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"It is important to differentiate between fact and opinion."

"Strong differentiation sets brands apart from competitors."

"She approached the problem differently than her colleagues."

"The exam was so difficult that many students failed."

"He faced great difficulty in learning a new language."

"Her diffidence made it hard for her to speak in public."

"He was too diffident to ask a question in class."

"The smell of fresh bread diffused through the entire house."

"Oxygen is diffusible through cell membranes."

"The diffusion of information on social media is rapid."

"They decided to dig a hole for the new tree."

"It takes time to digest a heavy meal."

"Digestive enzymes help break down food."

"You must enter a four-digit code to unlock the phone."

"She prefers digital books over printed ones."

"A digital detox can help improve mental clarity and reduce stress."

"A digital format family tree can be shared online."

"Schools are integrating digital tools to enhance learning."

"Several foreign dignitaries attended the state banquet."

"He faced the difficult situation with calm and dignity."

"In the word 'phone', the letters 'ph' form a digraph."

"The professor began to digress from the main topic of the lecture."

"Her story was full of interesting digressions."

"The speaker's digressive style made the lecture difficult to follow."

"The abandoned house began to dilapidate over the years."

"The family lived in a dilapidated house at the edge of town."

"The old temple was in a state of dilapidation."

"The doctor used drops to dilate the patient's pupils."

"The committee was criticized for its dilatory response to the crisis."

"She faced a dilemma about whether to accept the job offer or continue her studies."

"He was dismissed as a dilettante in the art world because he lacked formal training."

"Through diligence and determination, she completed her research on time."

"She is a diligent student who always finishes her assignments on time."

"You should dilute the juice with water before serving it to children."

"The room was dim because the curtains were closed."

"He gave me a dime for the phone call."

"The room’s dimensions are larger than we expected."

"New dimensions of space exploration are being uncovered."

"Over time, his influence in the company began to diminish."

"The report showed a steady diminution of resources over the last decade."

"Despite his diminutive size, he was a powerful leader."

"The room was dimly lit by a single candle."

"Her charming dimples appeared whenever she smiled at the children."

"The din of traffic outside made it hard to concentrate."

"We usually dine at seven o'clock in the evening."

"They rowed the dinghy back to the yacht."

"The old hotel room looked dark and dingy."

"We enjoyed fine dining at the new restaurant."

"We had a lovely dinner at a new restaurant last night."

"By dint of hard work, he achieved success."