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" ' Tell me what it is " ' is merely the first of many instances in which differences are defined , as they so often are in Frost , as differences in the use of words , in the way one speaks or hears things , in the uses to which a metaphor is put , be it sane or crazy , brutal or insensitive : " ' You do n't know how to ask it " ' ( line 43 ) , she complains , and he - " ' My words are nearly always an offense . " Accordingly , we hold that a " change in design " in a manufacturer 's small SUV would encompass a " wholly different design " manifested in the same manufacturer 's later generation small SUV serving as a replacement to the original – particularly when , as here , the two generations of vehicles are similar enough to render the later vehicle relevant as evidence for comparative purposes under the doctrine expressed in Betts v. General Motors Corp ., 236 Kan. " ' I encourage the committee to support a bill which would prohibit the admission into evidence , during court proceedings , of information related to normal advancements or changes in knowledge or techniques of production , design theory , and packaging of products . " " ' We estimate there are about 1.5 billion of these power adapters in use across the United States , ' says Kathleen Hogan , director of the climate protection partnership division at the Environmental Protection Agency . '' " you reply , " Which of these things ca n't be decided one at a time , when their turn comes to be implemented ? " '' I like starting things and I like the complexity of trying to achieve lift-off for something that 's fairly heavy and wants to stay on the ground .