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This whole case has a distinctly Czech feeling about it.
In contrast to the long-acting enanthate and cypionate depot steroids,propionate has a distinctly lower duration of effect.
The fabric has a distinctly Scottish character: steady and tough.
Licensed in Curacao, Netherland Antilles,they are a distinctly legitimate operation.
The team has had a distinctly positive effect on the operation of the Committee.
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Activity in the banking andfinancial sectors was of a distinctly restructuring character.
The human family is a distinctly human institution, an evolutionary development.
ERASMUS MUNDUS is an international program that is designed to give higher education a distinctly"European" focus.
The Commission should retain a distinctly technical character in accordance with article 6 of its statute.
As in the past, this ORM report is highly complementary to the recent WMO-UNEP Scientific Assessments,but has a distinctly different purpose.
The Mayi-Mayi, by contrast, are a distinctly Congolese phenomenon.
The city has a distinctly international flavor, with some 39% of its population foreign born.
Intrafollicular colloid was thick, characterized by a distinctly positive PAS reaction, partly resorbed.
As we all have a distinctly individual nature of encephalogram, these critical signs can be found in different parts of the brain for different people.
I have no clue how I got home. But I do know that I awoke with a distinctly uneasy feeling that Gatsby was watching me.
Much of this research had a distinctly bio-medical slant, such as his investigations of ultraviolet therapy(1938) and the production of skin cancer by UV exposure 1948.
The ceremony is also very popular in Egypt andhas taken on a distinctly Indo-Islamic character in the Indian sub-continent.
Even though there are also nonRoma among these non-payers,the proportion of Roma in these sites is so high that they gain a distinctly ethnic character.
On his fingers, orthe man's skin naturally secretes A distinctly chemical sea breeze scent. The examiner has every subject.
It was a distinctly"Empire" edifice, at the corners of which, partially drowning in the bulk of two-storey buildings, traditional for the late classicism, large squatting towers stood.
Speaking about the Nusra Front,he said that it had been characterized as having a distinctly"Syrian" character and agenda.
In that case, the United Nations staff were under a distinctly higher level of risk as they were directly targeted by terrorist attacks.
Satin-finished carbon fibre,Alcantara™ and‘Soft Grip' leather create a unique ambience with a distinctly sporting and contemporary style.
The existence of fermentation is evidenced by a distinctly sour taste or odour or by the darkening in colour associated with fermentation or acidity.
The collections are characterised by immaculate tailoring and construction, with military and historical elements,combined with a distinctly British aesthetic, completing the look.
It also gave this exceptional athlete a distinctly visible gain in hard and defined quality muscles, possibly making quite a few bodybuilders envious.
There are a number of important issues that have an energizing effect on GAFTA and a distinctly positive impact upon increasing inter-Arab trade.
It is of a distinctly extraterritorial character which violates international law and international trade rules, and has intensified since the adoption of the Torricelli Act in 1992 and the Helms-Burton Act in 1996.
Sandy Schaefer of Screen Rant felt itwas"a strong start" for the film, having"a distinctly playful vibe" by setting it to"Immigrant Song.
The stubby, hefty bill has a distinctly upcurved lower mandible and a straight culmen(a large version of the bills of the recurvebills), which possibly is a modification for opening bamboo stems in their search for insects.