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The two have largely distinguished themselves by way of housing and transit policy.

Ultimately it is liberty, of which artistic freedom is a key component, which distinguishes the Jewish State from its enemies.

He had that indefinable sixth sense that distinguishes gifted warriors from good ones.

Again, that distinguishes American political rhetoric from the rhetoric of other western nations.

In fact, the way he distinguishes himself from his opponents is his fervent opposition to the Keystone pipeline.

But if neocons are merely one kind of hawk, then what distinguishes them from all the rest?

Kant first distinguishes between conviction (Ueberzeugung) and persuasion (Ueberredung).

The vine, which bears greater winter cold, distinguishes the second zone.

That is what, most of all, distinguishes the night from the day shift, and makes it so wearisome for the pale-faced toilers.

What distinguishes the Roumanian quarter is the people's carefree way of living.

If there is one trait, far and near in the wilds, that distinguishes the woods children, it is their inability to forget.