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| , as well as flavour, though kroketten have a | distinct oblong sausage shape, with a similar diameter |
| The culture of the Carolinas is a | distinct subset of larger Southern culture. |
| concluded that the East Siberian cod is not a | distinct species from the Arctic cod, but the genus Ar |
| Claregate as a | distinct area has only existed since the pre / post wa |
| of the promontory), Restronguet Point forms a | distinct community recognised by Feock Parish Council |
| Claudius Dornier made a | distinct impression with Graf Zeppelin, while working |
| , decidedly masculine voice gives the songs a | distinct character. |
| Both genders have a | distinct hump on their abdomen. |
| The Freelancers had a | distinct image, with a military bearing, and the abili |
| Following the discovery that it belongs to a | distinct lineage around the Little Cuckoo, the genus C |
| se from the Auvergne region of France, with a | distinct, narrow cylindrical shape. |
| long-eared bat which was only validated as a | distinct species in the 1960s. |
| Brookside remains a small town with a | distinct Eastern European flavor. |
| -13 precursor which, despite giving rise to a | distinct mature sequence appears to be related in sequ |
| larly, the Laingiidae, also long considered a | distinct order Laingiomedusae, might belong in the Pan |
| Lebanon bologna has a | distinct tangy flavor, more so than other fermented me |
| up the area's riverboat landing and leaving a | distinct soil type in the area between the town and th |
| set Fauve de Bretagne became established as a | distinct breed early in the 19thC and were introduced |
| l recognition of Australian Stock Horses as a | distinct breed ..." Sounds really like a clash of gear |
| of the Mongolian steppes and disappeared as a | distinct group of herdsmen once and for all. |
| 1), Grover Loening wrote "This aeroplane is a | distinct departure from all other monoplanes in the pl |
| efinitions, they are often considered to be a | distinct class. |
| ity and fleet coloratura skills granted her a | distinct triumph over the reigning diva, Angelica Cata |
| c radiation in which there are species with a | distinct male nuptial plumage. |
| The fulmarine petrels or fulmar-petrels are a | distinct group of petrels within the procellariidae fa |
| exts of the New Testament, these creeds are a | distinct source for early Christianity. |
| nty, Texas, United States that formerly had a | distinct community. |
| n the Tensaw district of Alabama maintained a | distinct community around the small town of Poarch, wi |
| scientific men of that country to advocate a | distinct origin for the human race...I would therefore |
| ike Nielsen's later works, the concerto has a | distinct, melody-oriented Neo-Classical structure. |
| the last thirty years of its operation saw a | distinct move away from sea-going training towards mor |
| Thay Vazhi which means Through Mother) had a | distinct name. |
| point out the profit of the entrepreneur as a | distinct species of revenue with laws peculiar to itse |
| eak sigmoidal folds on the body chamber and a | distinct ventral keel on the distal end of the chamber |
| Kryten replies that he had a | distinct advantage over Hudzen: Kryten knew that he wa |
| confirm that the New Zealand Musk Duck was a | distinct species. |
| e levels range from passable to bland, with a | distinct lack of personality that is also, unfortunate |
| The female has a | distinct black barring and is ochraceous on its upper |
| cal groups in Japan, making its identity as a | distinct and separate subculture weaker than other ind |
| The city itself gains a | distinct collective personality, and becomes more than |
| been another subspecies of N. picturata or a | distinct species N. rodericana. |
| Each event has a | distinct duration defined by its subdivision into segm |
| brown trout (Salmo trutta) and thus not be a | distinct species of its own. |
| They have a | distinct "crown" on their heads, which gives them thei |
| th the emergence of spirituality arising as a | distinct concept from religious in both academic circl |
| ost scientists consider Percrocutidae to be a | distinct family-although sometimes it is placed with c |
| While the Great Northern has a | distinct set of Rolling Stock, it is detailed together |
| rd Borden in 1911, with the aim of creating a | distinct Canadian army within the British Empire, to b |
| tching the mounted archers, putting them at a | distinct disadvantage. |
| ld World babblers (family Timaliidae) or in a | distinct family Paradoxornithidae, but it actually see |
| includes Little Italy is usually considered a | distinct neighbourhorhood), Lebreton Flats, Mechanicsv |
| Cyclic AMP receptors from slime molds are a | distinct family of G-protein coupled receptors. |
| Some authors consider B. lepineyi a | distinct species, while others include it in the Alger |
| Desmatosuchus chamaensis is recognized as a | distinct genus, but there is some dispute about whethe |
| s would not be scientifically recognized as a | distinct group of reptiles until Sir Richard Owen pres |
| be boiler, and to consider the blastpipe as a | distinct device, paying close attention to its proport |
| Seok is usually a | distinct member of the community, the name implies tha |
| Emerging as a | distinct body in the late 13th century - dating from 1 |
| They have flukes with sharply pointed tips, a | distinct notch in the middle and concave edges. |
| cription factors, which is characterized by a | distinct forkhead domain. |
| sider it desirable to treat this lineage as a | distinct tribe, the Carcharodini naturally need to be |
| , Beopsang teachings did not endure long as a | distinct school, but as with China, its teachings were |
| e 19th century when it became recognised as a | distinct language. |
| The Roma - also called Gypsies - are a | distinct ethnic group dispersed across Europe. |
| An entity is something that has a | distinct, separate existence, although it need not be |
| is defends authentic Christianity and draws a | distinct line between Truth and Religion. |
| Though lacking a | distinct musical identity, the sonatas show a certain |
| He has a | distinct hairstyle, consisting of many bleached-blond |
| sing the Solent onto the mainland) but with a | distinct lack of local enthusiasm for either option it |
| uite, Texas, United States; it was formerly a | distinct unincorporated community in Dallas County. |
| nd being downthrown producing a valley with a | distinct scarp on each side. |
| time and indeed be worthy of recognition as a | distinct taxon. |
| [This] is not the essence of faith, but a | distinct gift of the Holy Ghost, whereby God shines up |
| If he displays a | distinct personality like K-9, or Data from Star Trek |
| This gives the feet a | distinct texture different from the rest of the chicke |
| Often considered a | distinct species, it is nowadays usually included in t |
| Talbutal binds at a | distinct binding site associated with a Cl- ionopore a |
| The band always added a | distinct touch to their music by using acoustic guitar |
| c. 1750: The Ojibwa begin to emerge as a | distinct tribal amalgamation of smaller independent ba |
| Some authors consider B. figuiguensis a | distinct species, while others include it in the Alger |
| mmingbirds, either as a basal lineage or as a | distinct but entirely extinct family. |
| sistent morphological differences and named a | distinct species. |
| As a | distinct Asian species, however, no consensus has been |
| ulture and social structures, thus becoming a | distinct people, "Polynesians", before setting out to |
| d just been repealed four years prior), and a | distinct blend of instrumental sounds: rock guitar rif |
| Although maintaining a | distinct identity the group retains links to C18. |
| , in other accounts, Neelipleona are either a | distinct order from the three less controversial Sprin |
| The brand, which long featured a | distinct UNi logo, was established in 1966 by MCA exec |
| ten more years, until it was resolved to be a | distinct species, separate from the Yelkouan Shearwate |
| e retaining the red necktie, he also donned a | distinct physical appearance featuring heavy brows and |
| than endorsing the recognition of Quebec as a | distinct society. |
| vision of … “The recreation of Devonport as a | distinct place in modern Plymouth; a vibrant self sust |
| Residents voted to incorporate as a | distinct municipality on a 578-180 margin in 1959; ins |
| logists as to whether the animal represents a | distinct genus, or if it may be synonymous with Stegoc |
| There was a | distinct strain of English patriotism in the Yorkshire |
| lum have identified Pipistrellus murrayi as a | distinct species. |
| distributed sense, does nonetheless address a | distinct niche and enjoys a cult following among fello |
| y Week religious processions in Triana have a | distinct character compared to those in the city cente |
| irie vole was mated with a male, and formed a | distinct preference for him associated with a 50% incr |
| d the "witch's hat" for the design's use of a | distinct octagonal ventilator with a conical roof. |
| (Women law school deans remain a | distinct minority; others have included Barbara Aronst |
| uitar-playing, and that "Bentonia-style" is a | distinct style of Delta Blues, but Bentonia lies outsi |
| tions over the alarm system, which provides a | distinct advantage over bells/sounders or even voice s |
| y brown when exposed to the air, lending it a | distinct reddish appearance. |
| The resulting plot has a | distinct linear regime which denotes the onset of abso |
| trobos, but has recently been recognized as a | distinct genus; some botanists still treat it in Lagar |
| e Ais, who lived adjacent to the Caddo, was a | distinct language, but was probably related to Caddoan |
| ribal council," thus, the Miami party is at a | distinct disadvantage. |
| gain remarkably in depth, and humor assume a | distinct role, and Prus begin to avoid writing [the ki |
| ret these deaths as acts that refer only to a | distinct set of beliefs that happen to be foreign to t |
| resembles this, but it probably belongs to a | distinct genus and may not be closely related. |
| oths in the subfamily Larentiinae (possibly a | distinct family). |
| He also makes a | distinct reference to the trial of the publisher of Oz |
| teriorly into a sagittal crest and there is a | distinct nuchal ridge that joins the rear of the zygom |
| ent Greeks did not recognize Canis Minor as a | distinct constellation, and considered Orion to have h |
| of psychology, spirituality has emerged as a | distinct construct and focus of research since the 198 |
| Every summer, Castle Park plays host to a | distinct group of individuals known as the 'Castle Par |
| d from the alga Dunaliella salina and gives a | distinct pink colour to the lakes. |
| ssum (Erickson & Willis) was believed to be a | distinct variety of this species, noted for its narrow |
| This NTSC/PAL compatibility gave the Amiga a | distinct edge in uses such as television production or |
| It did represent a | distinct administrative unit, having its own court off |
| stacle to our people's self-preservation as a | distinct and protected people." |
| and much more lightly built, there is also a | distinct difference in the shape and coloration of the |
| This area is a | distinct physiographic section of the larger Western V |
| essures, indicating that hypertensives were a | distinct subpopulation in humans. |
| The tea also gains a | distinct aroma from the covering process. |
| and, Texas, United States that was formerly a | distinct unincorporated area in Brazoria County. |
| Colibri del Sol Bird Reserve, its status as a | distinct species was confirmed. |
| arated (as they are in all Macoma) and have a | distinct orange pigmentation. |
| sequence of abnormalities that may occur as a | distinct syndrome or as part of another underlying dis |
| The Industries and Stores Division became a | distinct section of the new department, but the common |
| Zhigulevskoye beer has a | distinct strong semi-spicy, semi-bitter taste, and is |
| Rather than a | distinct species or subspecies, it is (as certainly as |
| Unlike other Celtic languages, Breton has a | distinct periphrastic continuous aspect. |
| It has since been proven to be a | distinct genus of dyrosaurid separate from both Dyrosa |
| f the province's constitutional identity as a | distinct society. |
| lly placed (after a brief stint in Grus) in a | distinct genus Paragrus; it is no galliform but belong |
| n breed is the ASH, which was recognized as a | distinct breed...etc... |
| The Gharmis continued to have a | distinct clan identity in Tajikistan. |
| Ta' Kercem became a | distinct parish on 10 March 1885 by Bishop Pietru Pace |
| A | distinct landmark in the scenery of central Helsinki, |
| acets in the pavilion which combine to give a | distinct cross-shaped reflection when the stone is vie |
| mall, relatively uniform, and demarcated by a | distinct peripheral ridge of no more than 1mm in heigh |
| It is unclear when it formed as a | distinct unit, but the name itself derives from the pe |
| bands, or companies that have made a | distinct contribution to the four-string banjo perform |
| It is time to recognize woman as a | distinct personality, different from man mainly in tha |
| Tom first developed a | distinct interest in Jazz while in high school. |
| culture and yet, at the same time, remains a | distinct cultural body. |
| Pterodroma (arminjoniana) heraldica may be a | distinct species (Herald Petrel). |
| North Africa by the Iron Age coalesced into a | distinct native population that came to be called Berb |
| on of Henry II, Duke of Brabant, and became a | distinct political entity. |
| ies indicate that the genus Leopardus forms a | distinct clade within the feline subfamily, and first |
| r a hundred years to preserve its status as a | distinct community. |
| fferences, and it is now usually treated as a | distinct species, probably more closely related to the |
| Until recognised by Allen Lowrie as a | distinct species, all other previous authors had treat |
| Since integrase inhibitors target a | distinct step in the retroviral life cycle, they may b |
| view of certain great truths, it possessed a | distinct value at the time of its conception. |
| ld World babblers (family Timaliidae) or in a | distinct family Paradoxornithidae, but it actually see |
| And my first solo script was considered a | distinct menace to the profession." |
| its closest homologues can be grouped into a | distinct subfamily in the large 2H-Phosphatase superfa |
| In specialised aphids, but not in sawflies, a | distinct animal-myrosinase is found in muscle tissue, |
| ith one spot between each pair of veins and a | distinct (but often weak) double zigzag cross-band, a |
| the end of his life, he spoke English with a | distinct foreign accent. |
| The leaves have a | distinct peppermint smell when pinched or crushed as t |
| nce between the species indicate that it is a | distinct species . |
| unge and has furniture for lounging; it has a | distinct menu including options from the Plaza's menu, |
| The tree has a | distinct feature, i.e. emits a fragrant resinous smell |
| ed with ?Bothriospondylus madagascariensis, a | distinct taxon. |
| en in the Kutchi language,but now refers to a | distinct community found along the coast of Kutch and |
| merged therein; some authors consider them a | distinct tribe however. |
| nt of The Heart of Wax stands on its own as a | distinct musical statement, the resulting whole perfor |
| uston, Texas, United States that used to be a | distinct unincorporated community in Harris County. |
| Some authors consider B. paytonii a | distinct species, while others include it in B. harter |
| Some authors consider B. issensis a | distinct species, while others include it in the Alger |
| e Ozarks and Ouachita Mountains, which form a | distinct physiographic division. |
| rest of the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and a | distinct battle system. |
| Whether the Mattabesecks were a | distinct tribe or simply the members of a larger tribe |
| sions continued until 1953, and it was also a | distinct unit for land tax purposes for some time. |
| five part-time staff were employed which is a | distinct contrast with today's 80 plus teachers. |
| in more isolated dwellings not attached to a | distinct settlement. |
| ther is a lineage of the former, or part of a | distinct genus, or included in the latter (maybe toget |
| nlike Controlled Bleeding, Skin Chamber had a | distinct guitar-based sound that was similar in tone t |
| even perhaps idiosyncratic entry point into a | distinct film-world, then Paris nous appartient is ind |
| ith hydrazine to form an azo-dye, which has a | distinct yellow color. |
| cooperi, but other authors regard this as a | distinct species, more closely related to Hartweg's Pi |
| Shots when Raven's character is alive have a | distinct yellow tint, with a darker, blue tint for tho |
| Sour cocktail exist, the Cypriot variety is a | distinct mixture, which only shares the basic brandy a |
| t seems strange, that this little centre of a | distinct creation should, as is asserted, bear marks o |
| f the Clan Stewart and have been considered a | distinct clan since the 15th century. |
| is fragmented into four, with North Street a | distinct settlement bordering the A251, Sheldwich (inc |
| It emits a | distinct odor. |
| ness than the common cymbal, and thus gives a | distinct chime. |
| miga 2500, also known as the A2500, was not a | distinct Amiga model, but simply a marketing name for |
| amic recrystallization can be recognized by a | distinct peak in the flow stress in hot working data, |
| rick is one of the few city schools to have a | distinct theater program, they were a contestant in th |
| They emerged as a | distinct group in the early eighteenth century when th |
| creating a wine that is deeply colored with a | distinct, earthy flavor. |
| enish-black pigment granules are located in a | distinct vacuole. |
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