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| is a rare genetic disorder characterized by | distinctive abnormalities of the index fingers; the cla |
| ectrum of the red blood pigment and its two | distinctive absorption bands. |
| Buckley also does voice overs utilising his | distinctive accent. |
| mblance to Palin and nailed the candidate's | distinctive accent." |
| The | distinctive accompaniment and arrangements have been he |
| Distinctive achievements in Gwynedd during this period | |
| ger Hicks from Zoot - who played the song's | distinctive acoustic guitar intro and Billy Green who p |
| This gives the church a | distinctive acoustic and, unusually among parish church |
| culated papillomatosis") is an uncommon but | distinctive acquired ichthyosiform dermatosis character |
| e Ethics, which explores its structure as a | distinctive action-guiding theory, the relationship bet |
| Their coins were a | distinctive adaptation of the Gallo-Belgic "face/horse" |
| she died; the car was reported as having a | distinctive advertising bull-shaped decal in the rear w |
| She has won numerous EFFIE awards for her | distinctive advertising for brands, including Clairol a |
| pecially prized for two reasons: first, its | distinctive aesthetic virtue, and second, the uniquenes |
| ctive, she had a glowing inner beauty and a | distinctive affectionate air about her which made her a |
| ween Conservative and Modern Orthodox" with | distinctive African-American influences; while men and |
| ween Conservative and Modern Orthodox" with | distinctive African-American influences; while men and |
| tough-tackling defender also noted for his | distinctive afro haircut. |
| g bodies of Agaricus augustus are large and | distinctive agarics. |
| The | distinctive album contains a wide variety of music from |
| While all the reviewers commented on the | distinctive album cover, they also highly praised the s |
| Alehouses would each brew their own | distinctive ale, but independent breweries began to app |
| The | distinctive almost slug-like larvae live in ants nests. |
| Shireburn donated the | distinctive Alms Houses to the village. |
| ned in popularity in recent years as a more | distinctive alternative to the more popular round brill |
| Due to its | distinctive altitude above other hills around, it was f |
| tic folk, pop balladry, and more, forging a | distinctive amalgam that has Morrison's passionate self |
| Herbolzheimer's arrangements are a | distinctive amalgam of swing, Latin and rhythmic rock m |
| peech and helped to create and popularize a | distinctive American literature built on American theme |
| They are | distinctive among the liverworts for having thin leaf-l |
| itecture and height of the building make it | distinctive amongst the old office buildings nearby. |
| Ludwig's | distinctive analysis of the concept of God as alienated |
| esearched stability, what stands out is his | distinctive analysis and his prescience about the loomi |
| h the outcome since Walkyier's voice was so | distinctive, and the result sounded "more like an unrel |
| Because of Fletcher's highly | distinctive and personal pattern of linguistic preferen |
| The latter is | distinctive and may come into contact with either the S |
| all areas of school life, thereby making a | distinctive and positive contribution to their lives an |
| nurturing and sustaining | distinctive and dependable partnership, through strateg |
| ssess the most powerful of voices, it had a | distinctive and attractive timbre and was used with suc |
| opularity in the 1960s, when it developed a | distinctive and influential style dominated by electric |
| tal Lady", and recorded two albums with her | distinctive and melodic vocals that are much more comme |
| d in a rock/jazz context, making for a very | distinctive and unusual sound that could have been clas |
| ." ("When I was a child"): the use of Da is | distinctive, and by it Goethe evokes the Lutheran trans |
| element or phrase of a song which makes it | distinctive and memorable. |
| by promoting a greater understanding of the | distinctive and varied cultures, arts, religions and co |
| eas, the Neo-Freudians made up a cohesively | distinctive and influential psychodynamic movement. |
| r, Quebec had a big, breathy sound that was | distinctive and easily recognizable, and he was quite c |
| he city's visual image by investing in more | distinctive and modern architecture. |
| e independent of one another based on their | distinctive and individual product ranges, and Brush Tr |
| built the group around tenor Tony Williams' | distinctive and versatile voice and his ability to brin |
| seen as the species usually rests in a very | distinctive and characteristic way with the forewings h |
| The title is a reference is to his | distinctive and well recognized "field goal" call, whic |
| Gill's pewter lift car panels, but Crosby's | distinctive and historically-important additions were r |
| tive of the tinting bells, that must remain | distinctive and constant in tone as notes cross over an |
| riatic Island of Lastovo is one of the more | distinctive and authentic carnival traditions celebrate |
| In recognition of its | distinctive and historically significant architecture, |
| the Westinghouse Tower, is one of the major | distinctive and recognizable features of Downtown Pitts |
| w beginning to re-emerge as one of the most | distinctive and original thinkers of the Scottish Enlig |
| ay Store (Norway), a family-run store whose | distinctive and curious architecture reflects the struc |
| Jacobs' quick cuts give Something Evil its | distinctive and disturbing results. |
| is known within the music community for its | distinctive and influential sound, within the popular i |
| cooked in a waffle iron patterned to give a | distinctive and characteristic shape. |
| iods of systematic persecution stand out as | distinctive and exceptional in other documentation. |
| nnies with his own variations, was entirely | distinctive, and a good example of his Highland-influen |
| 105-125 g, the adult Red-capped Parrot is a | distinctive and easily recognised medium-sized parrot. |
| A | distinctive and unusual feature of Brittonic languages |
| hich was produced by his production company | Distinctive and released through United Artists. |
| bish state, if survival information is more | distinctive and processed at an item-specific contextua |
| They are vocally and morphologically | distinctive, and consequently sometimes considered a se |
| ies combined into one marketing brand, with | distinctive and complementary business lines, services, |
| tolian geography represent some of the most | distinctive and impressive constructions in the entire |
| It is close to the more | distinctive and wider known Chrome Hill and Parkhouse H |
| The Baudet de Poitou is a | distinctive and rare breed of donkey associated with th |
| The Frick Building is one of the major | distinctive and recognizable features of Downtown Pitts |
| h as those in his realistic vein, display a | distinctive and exacting draftsmanship. |
| give visitors the opportunity to see these | distinctive and colourful collections. |
| andit angelfish, Three spine angelfish is a | distinctive and uncommon fish of the Pomacanthidae fami |
| techniques are used resulting in a range of | distinctive and carefully balanced wines. |
| Some of its 11 subspecies are quite | distinctive, and A. l. yariguierum was only scientifica |
| onfusing, but the pattern on the crissum is | distinctive and not shared by superficially similar spe |
| terial is widely used, giving the village a | distinctive and coherent architecture. |
| from the land with a distinct language and | distinctive and renowned material culture. |
| The carbonyl band is quite | distinctive, and is rarely obscured by other bands in t |
| Parnevik is known for his | distinctive and eccentric taste in clothes and fashion |
| keny describes Marshall as "one of the most | distinctive and original saxophonists of the postwar er |
| Dominion Tower is one of the major | distinctive and recognizable features of Downtown Norfo |
| folk Waterside Marriott is one of the major | distinctive and recognizable features of Downtown Norfo |
| K&L Gates Center is one of the major | distinctive and recognizable features of Downtown Pitts |
| "Newbury Street develops its own very | distinctive and appealing character and becomes one of |
| rent subgroups of Bembicinae are each quite | distinctive, and rather well-defined, with clear morpho |
| lestone, which would make the building more | distinctive and famous. |
| owers are followed by large numbers of very | distinctive and attractive bright-orange, lantern-shape |
| textures gives his much of his music a very | distinctive and original quality. |
| Nora has a | distinctive and conservative style. |
| e usual call is a "chirrup" but the song is | distinctive and repetitive "chilp chalp cholp". |
| atches international standards of a smooth, | distinctive and aromatic flavor. |
| ingly, each of these companies wore its own | distinctive, and highly ornate, uniform. |
| This was Hybrid's last album with | Distinctive, and they are now managed by Hope Recording |
| ions since that time, it has maintained its | distinctive and traditional appearance. |
| To this day, Dave Tweedie is known for his | distinctive and committed drumming style. |
| he X-ray powder diffraction pattern is very | distinctive and unlike any other mineral. |
| Gulf Tower is one of the major | distinctive and recognizable features of downtown Pitts |
| The development still remains | distinctive and visually striking due to the highly pit |
| etish for vocal affectations which are both | distinctive and, at times, piercing." |
| spanning many decades, and is known for her | distinctive Andalusian style. |
| due primarily to the fact that there is no | distinctive Anglican theology as propounded in other tr |
| tal Germanic and also contains an amount of | distinctive Anglo-Saxon rune types. |
| The Cliffs and the Tout have | distinctive angular layers of rock that visibly demonst |
| This is a | distinctive annual herb producing a thin, multibranched |
| The P-700 has a | distinctive annular air intake in the nose. |
| Mr. Green Jeans earned his moniker from his | distinctive apparel, a pair of farmer's overalls (later |
| Its | distinctive appearance was due to its elemental geometr |
| The centre of the village has a | distinctive appearance with listed terraces of mill bui |
| Nabarro's | distinctive appearance led to his picture being frequen |
| As the drawing below shows the cone had | distinctive appearance at the time. |
| His | distinctive appearance as a bearded man, with glasses w |
| To allow for the preservation of the | distinctive appearance of the bridge while continuing i |
| rt fan palm with clustered stems and a very | distinctive appearance caused by its persistent spiny l |
| The Najdi has a | distinctive appearance that has even been celebrated in |
| It is not expected to maintain its | distinctive appearance for much longer, and will eventu |
| In this period the | distinctive appearance of the School changed - with the |
| It has a | distinctive appearance with two large contra-rotating d |
| f musical styles and influences; the band's | distinctive appearance on stage also reflects this mott |
| is a popular ornamental species due to its | distinctive appearance, low maintenance requirements an |
| They are easily recognised by their | distinctive appearance, the handle and blade being one |
| was well-known as a "gentle giant", for his | distinctive appearance, which included a huge beard, ti |
| Some types of Swiss cheese have a | distinctive appearance, as the blocks of the cheese are |
| e given the Rhondda and Cynon valleys their | distinctive appearance. |
| wer was restored once again in 1734, with a | distinctive appearance. |
| n streaks in the polished wood, giving it a | distinctive appearance. |
| h long bodies and short legs, giving them a | distinctive appearance. |
| rom the other hills in the region and has a | distinctive appearance. |
| es of the roofline, the building presents a | distinctive appearance; a 1977 survey of historic build |
| Conversion has | distinctive applications in philosophical logic and mat |
| cy", which was the start of the band's more | distinctive approach to their previous punk sound. |
| e words and typographic forms to define his | distinctive approach to both language and art. |
| The Act follows the | distinctive approach set out in the Outdoor Access Code |
| d, yet all of them flavoured with Vangelis' | distinctive approach, and with the music being heavily |
| of the most readily identifiable voices and | distinctive approaches of any contemporary female vocal |
| The school has a | distinctive arch emblem based on the architecture of th |
| ny years the outdoor set, complete with its | distinctive arch-shaped Albion Market sign, perched reg |
| The second and third stories have a | distinctive arched window, a feature not normally seen |
| khead Viaduct is a listed structure, so its | distinctive arches are to be retained when the overhead |
| In that splendid bridge one sees a | distinctive architectural mode originally adopted for H |
| Among its most | distinctive architectural elements are the heavy stone |
| The building (2,500 sq.m.), a | distinctive architectural landmark on the Jaffa coast, |
| re Duke of Sutherland Cottages which have a | distinctive architectural style. |
| Kahn did not find his | distinctive architectural style until he was in his fif |
| stone foundations, the houses feature such | distinctive architectural elements as circular turrets, |
| Among its most | distinctive architectural features are Lansdown Crescen |
| rhood of residential buildings, with no one | distinctive architectural style, including the historic |
| The | distinctive architectural form related to the complex r |
| istoric Places in 1982, both because of its | distinctive architecture and because of its place in lo |
| The town contains some | distinctive architecture, particularly the Milton Town |
| Because of its historically | distinctive architecture, and because of its connection |
| ount Washington contains historic homes and | distinctive architecture, particularly on Beacon Street |
| ornia, for its history, role in movies, and | distinctive architecture. |
| whilst preserving the originally Victorian | distinctive architecture. |
| While it had a | distinctive armored bull-like head and a more primitive |
| indigenous herbs and spices to produce its | distinctive aroma and taste. |
| They are also noted for their | distinctive aromas of green herbs, beets and mint. |
| The track has an unusual and | distinctive arrangement. |
| Around each inflorescence grows a | distinctive array of club-shaped fruits covered in tiny |
| Distinctive Art style: The graphics and art in Disciple | |
| of jazz music as a legitimate, original and | distinctive art form indigenous to America. |
| the unique form of its upper arm, which had | distinctive articulations and placements for muscle att |
| Much of the negative feedback concerned the | distinctive artistic style of the original anime series |
| ous European countries while developing her | distinctive artistic style with little or no formal tra |
| f Grung was a versatile architect marked by | distinctive artistic nerve. |
| Among his more important work, in a | distinctive Arts' and Crafts' style, was his scheme for |
| Zeke Clough contributed | distinctive artwork for the label, drawing on both Egyp |
| MTWU is | distinctive as India's only university exclusively devo |
| because from the beginning, her playing was | distinctive as any voice.'" |
| D. moluccense magna is | distinctive as its wings join along the centre of its b |
| nearly identical facilities in buildings as | distinctive as a resort near Johannesburg, a bank headq |
| n and dancehall flourishes, which makes him | distinctive as an MC... Spice 1 is an engaging rapper.. |
| the subspecies snethlageae and pallida are | distinctive, as the black of the face and throat extend |
| His mode of expression, peculiar and | distinctive as it may be, feels quite natural; not for |
| It is the most | distinctive Asian member of the family due to its flatt |
| on zarudnyi, Schizothorax zarudnyi, and the | distinctive Asian subspecies of the Desert Sparrow (Pas |
| The most | distinctive aspect of the Shenyang dialect is the much |
| regard to what was perhaps the group's most | distinctive aspect: the juxtaposition of Hatfield's pur |
| Among the | distinctive aspects of Dabashi's thinking are a philoso |
| Among the more | distinctive aspects of his work was study of the Lunar |
| One of their more | distinctive aspects is the incorporation of the traditi |
| roducts and by-products are two of its most | distinctive aspects. |
| Lee's fiction has three | distinctive aspects. |
| te in finding the fullest expression of the | distinctive atmosphere and emotional life of a Danish r |
| parate elements together, but still makes a | distinctive, atmospheric impression." |
| Mayuko is a young girl with | distinctive attire who follows Takeshi; she is also a Y |
| Campinos are also known for their | distinctive attire, which consists of a green and red s |
| His most | distinctive attribute is his relative immunity; the mon |
| he areas of strength are permeated by three | distinctive attributes: collaborative outreach, innovat |
| ), featuring an unusual key signature and a | distinctive augmented second interval, is the fifth mod |
| , Spiny Spider and "Bowser Henderson") is a | distinctive Australian spider. |
| Allen's | distinctive, authoritative voice was familiar across Br |
| , Maurice and Robin Gibb, with Barry Gibb's | distinctive backing vocal being heard on the chorus. |
| This Corps's | distinctive badge was in the shape of that of an acorn. |
| assed as an independent establishment, with | distinctive balance, registering under the name The est |
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