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121. His letters arrived in distinctive blue-grey envelopes typed by his sister.

122. During his lifetime, the distinctive characteristics of his vocation had begun to dwindle.

123. He has at last achieved his ambition to look both indistinguishable and distinctive.

124. Is there anything distinctive about motivation and morale within the public sector?

125. Some retailers use distinctive packaging for their own brands, eg one supermarket chain packaged everything in bright yellow.

126. It was also feared an emergency tracheotomy could have ruined his distinctive voice for good.

127. No brewer should ever be afraid of making beer with a distinctive flavour.

128. Such communities acquired their own distinctive character and many welcomed the Evangelical Revival with enthusiasm.

129. Unless such points are maintained, the analogy becomes so strained that little that is distinctive about natural selection remains.

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130. Life-style refers to distinctive ways of living adopted by particular communities or sub-sections of society.

131. Both pieces combine the distinctive sounds of the New World flute with the more familiar tones of Old World instruments.

132. The city deserves a distinctive, central district to celebrate the arts, and itself.

133. But a tracheotomy throat operation which helped to save his life may have changed his distinctive voice for ever.

134. All the troops in a regiment wear a uniform which has its own distinctive pattern or mix of colours.

135. CabCharge customers can phone or hail cabs displaying a distinctive blue decal.

136. The policy traditions are again quite distinctive in other nations.

137. There is thus no evidence to suggest that definition expansion may provide useful information when applied selectively to highly distinctive words.

138. There is much evidence that the fluctuation field involves distinctive patterns of motion.

139. Of course, I am more easily identified and more distinctive, if not distinguished, than most authors.

140. The distinctive feature of the method lies in what it does not do.

141. What, finally, is the vital, dynamic core of the community that gives it its uniquely distinctive character?

142. These distinctive characteristics come from differences in minute quantities of flavouring constituents whose concentrations are at the threshold of human sensory perception.

143. This distinctive way of working and developing women's Art Magazine reflects the organisation's aims and ambitions as a whole.

144. Meanwhile private inter-war suburbia had its distinctive style where the semi-detached house was dominant.

145. He can begin to analyse the distinctive features of communicative interactions while still using the language of the mentalist.

146. When running it had a very distinctive sound which quickly earned it the name of Put-put or Phut-phut.

147. His range of subjects was enormous; his prose distinctive, lucid, and distinguished.

148. There is no really distinctive shape, but there are two objects of special interest.

149. The average age was about 16 5 and some of the more distinctive dress elements were present.

150. Selvedges are more or less the same on all items, but the fringes are secured in a number of distinctive ways.