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| er or of such a magnitude that it stands out | distinctly above normal expectations. |
| though their costume colors and weapons are | distinctly absurd. |
| The placement of pieces within the kiln | distinctly affects the pottery's appearance, as pieces |
| It grows in sandy, often salty, | distinctly alkaline soils, such as desert washes and sa |
| hington Monument Blinks Goodnight" and "Kiss | Distinctly America" were later re-recorded for the band |
| he title of the song - Hot Dog - refers to a | distinctly American cuisine. |
| s an important stage in Mills' creation of a | distinctly American classical style." |
| eory that the abundance of land would create | distinctly American democratic institutions, English co |
| "Kiss | Distinctly American" |
| nt gentleman who is, in Buckley's own words, | distinctly American, and it is no surprise he succeeds |
| of the two or three greatest churches, most | distinctly American." |
| The spores are ellipsoid, smooth, colorless, | distinctly amyloid (absorbing iodine stain from Melzer' |
| nassuming, that he played very well and sang | distinctly, and that "it would be very nice to record f |
| Heaven seemed open to my view, and I saw | distinctly and clearly..." Jesus as High Priest |
| Trap Bar between visits by her boisterous if | distinctly anglophobic French Canadian voyageur lover D |
| ent protests in Split that quickly assumed a | distinctly anti-Belgrade and anti-Serbian tone. |
| asily from their treachery, can be seen as a | distinctly anti-feminist comment from the narrator, or |
| r art, and specifically illustration, became | distinctly apparent. |
| The leaves have oil dots and are | distinctly aromatic when crushed, with aromas reminisce |
| te wish to preserve the outline of nature as | distinctly as possible "with due reference to delicacy. |
| the band's norm; "Oriental Sadness" featured | distinctly Asian-sounding chords; and "Hard Hard Year" |
| humiliating or dangerous situations that are | distinctly at odds the urbane stereotype typified by Dr |
| During this period the hospital grew | distinctly, attracting numerous and distinguished visit |
| nd for most of the 1953-54 season Stoke were | distinctly average. |
| 0 mm long, with many shiny, greenish-purple, | distinctly awned spikelets. |
| His Separatist views developed into | distinctly Baptist beliefs and practices during the 163 |
| uffusion: cilia ochreous-white, more or less | distinctly barred with grey, with an interrupted blacki |
| s have unusual, elongated mandibles that are | distinctly basal in their features. |
| doing arrangements of older standards with a | distinctly bebop quality. |
| ess, he tells us that "I could still hear it | distinctly behind me, coming from nowhere unless from t |
| obbia shows the same instrument, the jangles | distinctly being metal discs within holes around the fr |
| Posterior portions of both valves | distinctly bent to the right with the siphons distinctl |
| The bluntly pointed snout projects | distinctly beyond the lower jaw. |
| cholars believe to be the first remains of a | distinctly black individual. |
| "Eronel" is a | distinctly Bop tune that is fast-paced and showcases Mo |
| decomposition; however, fossils of fishes of | distinctly bottom-dwelling type are present, and traces |
| to include the Hedjaz Railway, which is too | distinctly bound up with exclusively Arab Interests..." |
| Emerald swifts are | distinctly bright green in color, with males typically |
| ltered, leaving intact the accents and other | distinctly British elements of the series. |
| rred, the posterior lunules on the fore wing | distinctly broadened as in the typical form but not so |
| sed Organized Crime is unique and is defined | distinctly by the Government of Canada. |
| Harty had a | distinctly camp turn of phrase; his name has been used |
| It sounds | distinctly Canadian but he is American born. |
| Canadian French which incorporates not only | distinctly Canadian phrases but also nautical terms, En |
| right to it since it features the pallium, a | distinctly Catholic symbol of communion with the Holy S |
| to the Cathedral of the Madeleine displaying | distinctly Catholic beliefs; some claim that through th |
| body shape and lengthen the cutaways, which | distinctly changed the overall look of the instrument. |
| Lady of the Rosario of Andacollo is the only | distinctly Chilean term for the Virgin Mary. |
| 80's hair metal bands, but their lyrics were | distinctly Christian. |
| ect completed the creation of humankind as a | distinctly civilized animal. |
| re of which is a single large eye with three | distinctly colored lenses. |
| Achiote is a | distinctly colored and flavored mainstay of the Mexican |
| leges to the Church, now took them away in a | distinctly confrontational fashion (see State-Church re |
| of their heterodactyl foot, broad tails with | distinctly convex (rather than straight or concave) sid |
| But Ankara remains | distinctly cool, suspecting it as an alternative to its |
| Each flower is a few millimeters wide with | distinctly cup-shaped tepals which are covered in minut |
| o that of Hyposmocoma nihoa, but without the | distinctly curved pointed distal end. |
| e of lens is a fisheye lens which produces a | distinctly curvilinear, wide-angled result. |
| red with hair-like specialized scales and is | distinctly darker. |
| er than the upper eyelid and tympanum is not | distinctly defined. |
| Distinctly developed crystals are rare, the mineral bei | |
| Viewed from above, it is | distinctly diamond-shaped with the horizontal pectoral |
| similar to Anomalopus leuckartii but with a | distinctly didactyle (having two digits) hindlimb, a ce |
| The commonly heard call is | distinctly different from that of other pygmy-owls in t |
| It is | distinctly different to Rhine Riesling or Weisser Riesl |
| y, meaning that its mission is recognised as | distinctly different from those of other city centre ch |
| ctions that he had previously delivered in a | distinctly different style" |
| drums and the overlaid harmonizer creating a | distinctly different mix than any previous Bowie album. |
| Menon) and Babloo (Rajpal Yadav) land up in | distinctly different jobs - Benny as the bellboy of a f |
| nd lead) and hard (borosilicate) glasses had | distinctly different looking palettes, but demand by so |
| He was married to six | distinctly different women, and in this richly detailed |
| eir German heritage, it has developed into a | distinctly different cuisine over the centuries that th |
| tyle is described as old-school Kabarett and | distinctly different than those of comedians. |
| The phrase "Godzone" is | distinctly different and was not used in Rhodesia. |
| A | distinctly different process is the production of singl |
| The male of the species is | distinctly different from the female. |
| ormances in Second Life takes place in three | distinctly different ways; |
| ENR sequence and structural organization are | distinctly different from those of mammalian fatty acid |
| the leaves of the particella: there are two | distinctly different types of paper, and the first 45 b |
| e "Gateway to the South", Chennai culture is | distinctly different from that of any other city in Ind |
| go I saw a version in the cinema which had a | distinctly different ending. |
| The track is featured in two | distinctly different versions on the remastered 2006 re |
| col position should not be confused with the | distinctly different White House Social Secretary posit |
| it shows a | distinctly different jaw structure to other horse breed |
| The juvenile leaves are | distinctly different in appearance from the mature leav |
| This made the fourth | distinctly different radio format in five years to be b |
| doms of Kathmandu and Patan, Bhaktapur has a | distinctly different form of Nepal Bhasa. |
| The band has marked a | distinctly different style for Gira since he left Swans |
| However, the | distinctly different subgroup of individuals who are "c |
| oprofessional pursuits, they are nonetheless | distinctly different from one another. |
| t logarithmic spiral growth, but at an angle | distinctly different from that of the golden spiral. |
| It was however | distinctly different and the full description was final |
| throat appendage, and stigma morphology, are | distinctly different from those species with which it a |
| 8 B-side), several of them are heard here in | distinctly different mixes. |
| unity that can live in this region, which is | distinctly different from the community in the overlyin |
| This is | distinctly different from the grasping mechanism of a s |
| s usage appears related to pantheism, but is | distinctly different. |
| h this same name grown in the USA, but it is | distinctly different. |
| s active ingredient is curcumin and it has a | distinctly earthy, slightly bitter, slightly hot pepper |
| eriments, reminiscent of psychedelia, with a | distinctly Eastern bent. |
| become a contemplative, but to mix the two) | distinctly echo parts of Scale I, and were probably wri |
| It is noted that with the | distinctly elevated mesosternal keel Kachinus is simila |
| inear dimension, the numerous population and | distinctly elongated form. |
| rhaps notable as the first mass written in a | distinctly English manner since the sixteenth century. |
| “Marrying an abstract | distinctly English landscape sensibility that draws on |
| outstanding services or for achievement of a | distinctly exceptional nature in a duty or responsibili |
| nce the Stoner Witch sessions and displays a | distinctly experimental quality. |
| her voice is very thin" and she was given a | distinctly favorable reception by the audience. |
| Although the Locrian code | distinctly favored the aristocracy, Zaleucus was famous |
| ack in Britain, but are greeted by a Queenie | distinctly fed up of explorers, having spared Raleigh e |
| ard tiaras worn by women, giving the tiara a | distinctly feminine look. |
| se-inspired but the stories are uniquely and | distinctly Filipino-based. |
| Keizer's playing style was | distinctly flamboyant, to the point of erratic; he trul |
| ed carapace, up to 20 cm in length, which is | distinctly flattened. |
| ddle of the building's three main stories, a | distinctly Flemish dining hall has been preserved, with |
| Young larvae make a | distinctly folded lower-surface tentiform mine. |
| fashionable than his actual given name, the | distinctly foreign-sounding Rodrigo. |
| place in late April or May, accompanied by a | distinctly foxy odour that repels mice, moles, and othe |
| nd wave action had made some of the defences | distinctly fragile and at risk from failure. |
| ver, lies in his book illustrations - always | distinctly French in character and often erotic - which |
| ration techniques with Impressionism, and is | distinctly French. |
| esting that European printing did not emerge | distinctly from the Chinese analogues but in imitation |
| The PVA was constituted | distinctly from the PLA and the article on it is more r |
| e buildings had modern designs which diverge | distinctly from the character of other parts of the Uni |
| anese concept for Headmasters which differed | distinctly from their Western counterparts. |
| Like most esters, propyl propanoate has a | distinctly fruity odor which may be described as a chem |
| I seem to remember | distinctly going there in elementary school. |
| one in classical style, the opposite side is | distinctly Gothic. |
| ohol and to the compound responsible for the | distinctly green apple and nutty character of Fino sher |
| oocytes with unusually thick walls appearing | distinctly greenish in colour. |
| ambient - multi layered, hyper textural and | distinctly gritty''. |
| ard ethics, law and foreign policy, taking a | distinctly hawkish position re the war in Iraq and pree |
| as, not in a higher tone of voice than to be | distinctly heard |
| ts on the manga's "cinematic leanings are so | distinctly Hollywood-focused, which is questionable in |
| , or daikaiju, are unusual in that they have | distinctly human features and do not behave the way tha |
| r for Best Documentary Feature) were but two | distinctly iconoclastic features from BBS Productions a |
| However, this technique is used more | distinctly in his forthcoming albums. |
| Jarding and Saunders, Democrats have proven | distinctly incompetent at expressing their common value |
| of the educational laws appears to have been | distinctly inconsistent. |
| "The physical inability to see | distinctly increased an introspective state of mind and |
| rovoked each other into writing better, more | distinctly individual works than they would have withou |
| music is essentially classical in form it is | distinctly individual. |
| combines jazz, hip-hop and funk, but with a | distinctly international flavour, particularly South Am |
| The | distinctly international style tower features eight cor |
| The recreation, which was done in a | distinctly irreverent manner, was noticeable for the fa |
| It is written in a | distinctly Japanese style, betraying little of the inte |
| e inspired Clarke to build the Garage in its | distinctly Japanese style. |
| tings as well as the vending of articles for | distinctly Jewish purposes. |
| It gives a | distinctly Jewish education and is important to the Jew |
| Mostly Glaciokarst has not such | distinctly karst landforms. |
| Its caudal scales more or less | distinctly keeled; no caudal crest. |
| The city is | distinctly known for its wide avenues lined with palm t |
| anger Than Paradise and Sideways, but with a | distinctly Korean twist. |
| (now replaced with a modern structure) were | distinctly L&NWR, but, in spite of some local L&NWR tra |
| style of character, obsessed with money and | distinctly lacking knowledge. |
| Most | distinctly Lambdobregma possesses a hypopygium which ex |
| tapes marked with an "M", the operator has a | distinctly Latin accent. |
| e employment of counsel in public manner for | distinctly legal services." |
| eight months of recording songs, which were | distinctly less typical for punkrock than their previou |
| nd ovary may be lightly hairy (but typically | distinctly less so than its sister-species Clarkia ungu |
| He was | distinctly liberal in his anti-imperialism and general |
| The theology is | distinctly liberal. |
| eworks" are Nick Cave's, while the drums are | distinctly Lindy Morrison's. |
| om where it evolved, and to which it remains | distinctly linked, to the point that clear separation i |
| Some of the names in Churchill have a | distinctly local flavour. |
| He had a stock of | distinctly local tunes, many of which he got from his o |
| It has a | distinctly longer and more slender snout than other wee |
| t of the Mississippi and the world's largest | distinctly Lutheran publishing house. |
| sing the B sharp leading note) accomanied by | distinctly major right hand block chords. |
| ns, Smaug's face in the animated version has | distinctly mammalian features like fur and canine teeth |
| A typical Chitty home is | distinctly marked by mango leaves arranged in a row, da |
| Each of the nine stories are | distinctly marked with openings and balconies at every |
| of the chronicles depict a worldview that is | distinctly medieval where "things happen to people rath |
| 1 times for the county, although averaging a | distinctly mediocre 23.39 with a top score of only 66. |
| It permits data to be interpreted | distinctly, meeting the specific needs of diverse indus |
| ased more or less at the same time, it has a | distinctly melodic approach. |
| They were of | distinctly Mennonite heritage. |
| d honored with a bust by Michael Rysbrack, a | distinctly minor writer of Latin verses, Dr Arthur John |
| Eight Treatises has a | distinctly modern ring with its espousal of stress avoi |
| r of a fairly traditional variety, but using | distinctly modern brewing techniques and equipment. |
| It combines streamlined Gothic details and | distinctly Moderne massing. |
| chniques of Anton Chekhov, updated with some | distinctly modernist and post-modernist touches. |
| Distinctly Montenegrin archaic dialect and phraseology | |
| A small fly of 4-5.5mm, and | distinctly more yellow that other species of the same g |
| This storyline was | distinctly more mature than many episodes of the series |
| Compared to C. nieuhofii it has a "neck" | distinctly narrower than the head, giving the head an e |
| Its wings are | distinctly narrower at their base than at their tip, an |
| and on the underside in the same band being | distinctly narrower. |
| ons to the development of Cornell realism, a | distinctly naturalistic position in moral philosophy. |
| hich a god and his attendants are shown in a | distinctly Near Eastern style. |
| t were added by registered users online with | distinctly negative comments. |
| he Peekskill design stands out in its use of | distinctly neoclassical "Adam" features, particularly t |
| nally performed at camps and meetings with a | distinctly new age and alternative feel but have increa |
| ll be run as part of the same package as the | distinctly non-LU North London Railway. |
| e juice somewhat similar to (hard) cider but | distinctly non-sweet. |
| While maintaining much of their | distinctly Norman piety and customs of war, they were s |
| ound Norwegian writers who gradually adopted | distinctly Norwegian vocabulary in their work. |
| gs are being used to create a persona that's | distinctly not you. |
| some of the names in this section are still | distinctly odd. |
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