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151. He was also a Roman Catholic, which in the intolerant atmosphere of the 1920s was a distinct disadvantage.

152. Once again she got the distinct impression that he didn't want to talk about the sculptor.

153. I get the distinct impression that you don't like her very much.

154. Originally, chamber music meant secular music, or that of the court as distinct from that of the Church.

155. Since 1879, House rules have required a majority of those voting for a distinct candidate to elect a speaker.

156. The two elements need to be understood as distinct and often disjointed moments of state policy.

157. It would put the vertically challenged at a distinct disadvantage again.

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158. There are distinct forms, each with its own beautiful shade of brilliant emerald, sap, and yellowish green.

159. These are seen as distinct stages of Third World exploitation associated with the growth of industrial capitalism in the west.

160. Sensation is experienced in the present, but this is a subjective moment distinct from the dimensionless instant of the physical present.

161. We can see from these arguments and from Fig.8.4 that the capital structure theory has distinct implications for the price of equity.

162. The essence of any collection of stamps or of teapots must be that each specimen belongs in a distinct category.

163. To some extent the answer is self-evident: State and national politics run along distinct and not always parallel tracks.

164. The European Union is made up of 15 nations with distinct cultural, linguistic and economic roots.

165. I want it to go on because I've just recently begun to enjoy it as distinct from experiencing it.

166. It was a hot day and Andy must have started with a distinct dehydration disadvantage.

167. Each flavor remained distinct in this dish, yet was perfectly complemented by the gentle orange essence that suffused it.

168. There are two distinct phases to Ramsay's career, and two accompanying styles.

169. I presume that we mean a supreme personal being - distinct from the world and creator of the world.

170. And extra adhesion is given by the positive heel step, which is quite distinct.

171. The snow layer was thin and slightly sticky so the tracks were distinct rather than immediately filled in as made.

172. There is often no distinct episode of illness with clear beginning and end points.

173. Ordinary politics adds to these familiar ideals a further one that has no distinct place in utopian axiomatic theory.

174. Melissa had the distinct impression that he held Iris's chair for a fraction longer than her own.

175. Each is a true believer from a distinct wing of the conservative movement.

176. Broadly speaking, on-line shopping experiences can be categorized into two distinct dimensions: utilitarian and hedonic value.

177. These establishments were divided into inns, alehouses and taverns which had separate and distinct functions.

178. Applied mathematics and computer science are distinct disciplines, but they are now locked for ever in an inseparable embrace.

179. There was already a distinct chill in the air, and the rooms over the stables weren't heated.

180. There were far fewer flags, a distinct lack of appetite for celebration.