variance <a variance; variances> N
variance
- variance
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controllable variance ECON
- controllable variance
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efficiency variance ECON
- efficiency variance
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individual variance SCHOOL
- individual variance
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production variance ECON
- production variance
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Initial police reports were at variance with the actions shown in the amateur-video footage later released.
en.wikipedia.org The charge against him, that of treasonable preaching pointing to the king's death, was absurdly at variance with the whole of his previous character and known opinions.
en.wikipedia.org From this point on reports were hopelessly at variance.
en.wikipedia.org Recorded history is at variance with the legends elaborated in apocryphal texts.
en.wikipedia.org Most of the budget variance was a timing adjustment for expenditure that was already planned.
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