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These both circuits are practical examples of a differential amplifiers. Normally these kind of topologies are known as Long-Tail Pair topology. You need these type of circuits to amplify very small differences between two input signals. One on the right provides fixed gain. On the left has transistors and can provide higher gain at variable frequency. It is more robust i think at RF frequencies if suitable transistors are selected.
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