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What is the difference in meaning between the sentences?
What is the difference in the meaning between the sentences?

What is the difference in the meaning of the sentences?
What is the difference in meaning of the sentences?

Please correct my sentences.
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The first three are fine. The last sentence is incorrect. It can be rephrased as "What are the differences in the sentences' meaning?"
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