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But I also want to take a moment today to reflect on what I believe is the meaning of this distinctly American holiday.

If a person whispers close to the wall at any point, his voice can be heard distinctly at any other point along the wall.

Scott put a pillow over his head, but still he heard it distinctly, tip tip tip, as though it came from inside his skull.

Teenagers are distinctly unrealistic about how much they will earn as an adult, a study has found.

He turned his head, the street was deserted, there was not a soul in it, it was broad daylight, and yet he distinctly heard voices.

She had been thinking the matter over, and she thought an apology distinctly needful.

He said: "No, not this time; but I'll tell you what, I distinctly smell dry rot. "

We were trying to deliver a "campaign" with a distinctly different feel from that of normal RTS missions.

As a result, by the beginning of the 20th century the outlines of a distinctly new poetic tradition were clear to see.

The centre resembles a spaceship, giving it a distinctly alien presence in the heart of Beijing.

Upon implementation of these plans, distinctly lessened depression and anxiety, and distinctly improved coping abilities were all noted.

Sounding distinctly frightened, Voitenko today said he did not know the identity of his mystery caller.

These, perhaps, if more distinctly heard, might have been only a grosser medium, and have clogged the spiritual sense.

Amanda: (to Phoebe) No I distinctly remember you were dodging her (points at Monica) calls and trying to avoid seeing her.

It would be difficult to say: I could not then distinctly say it to myself; yet I had a reason, and a logical, natural reason too.

She was a woman who, one felt, had never been handsome, but now, in middle age, was of distinctly prepossessing appearance.

But each device requires that its phone list be in a particular format, each with its own distinctly formatted contact list or phone book.

Many have tried, but Paul did not attempt to set a date, something Christ distinctly forbade.

Even if it can produce a distinctly different product, however, Ask is about to face one of its biggest challenges.

It is often confused with transvestitism, even though the two are distinctly different.

Right now, it doesn't seem so ridiculous to ask whether 2008 will come to be seen as the first year of a distinctly non-American century.

Tommy Haas would have had cause to feel distinctly queasy had he taken a look at them before his semi-final at Wimbledon this afternoon.

Over the last month the economic news, particularly out of the United States, has turned distinctly negative.

The sky was horribly dark, but one could distinctly see tattered clouds, and between them fathomless black patches.

Foreign players with a distinctly different football cultural upbringing may take a while to settle into playing a different style of play.

Anything that I clearly and distinctly perceive to be true is true or at least so it seems for now.

Some ministers, he says, have given it a distinctly "mixed" reception.

A small column of the enemy, distinctly visible, were moving downhill, probably to strengthen the line.

Distance and displacement are two quantities which may seem to mean the same thing, yet have distinctly different definitions and meanings.

This is one of those words that make English sound distinctly American. British people do not use this word nearly as much as Americans do.

So they read in the book in the law of God distinctly, and gave the sense, and caused them to understand the reading.

Injection moulding of bottle CAPS is distinctly different from that of preforms in that it is thin-wall moulding .

Say the vowel sound quickly and with your mouth almost closed, but pronounce the consonant sounds in these syllables distinctly.

The expression of SLG and SRK genes from the treated materials was not distinctly different from that of control 8 hours after pollination.

"We" re looking for signatures of genes that are distinctly different than anything that "s known, " he said.

It's also critical to understand that innovation occurs in two distinctly different circumstances.

Either she did not speak distinctly or I did not hear well.

A stir began distinctly in the Saint-Leu quarter, but it did not resemble the movement of the first attack.

It was distinctly a lowering countenance, and, that no feature of it might escape notice, it was clean- shaven .

He was beginning to feel distinctly uneasy about their visit.

Staminodes of same color as sepals, not black-brown, glabrous, distinctly differentiated into a claw and an expanded limb.

Every now and then, I see a tree shift in the wind and its bend has, to my eye, a distinctly maternal cast.

Containers used for condemned meat products shall be distinctly marked "CONDEMNED"

For Chinese, striking the balance between state intervention and a destiny decided by free market forces can be distinctly difficult.

The wood on either side was full of singular noises, among which--once, twice, and again--he distinctly heard whispers in an unknown tongue.

The particulate matter count of the intravenous admixture prepared in PIVA was distinctly less than the count of those prepared in wards.

But western executives say this time the foundations seem more solid, even though the stock market feels distinctly like a bubble.

Thus paying more to insure loans to Uncle Sam than those to Ronald McDonald (or any other company) seemed distinctly bizarre.

Thus, we have at least four " likenesses " of Washington in his 60s, each differing distinctly from the others.

You misunderstood me, I don't mean to ask you " must increase the order quantity" , Maybe I didn't express distinctly, I apologize for it.

Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs, as one of the folk arrangement of Bartok , distinctly manifests his harmony theory.

Indian cities, large and small, are filled with Chinese restaurants that serve a distinctly ultraspicy, Indian version of that cuisine.

"Computer, I distinctly remember deactivating you this morning, " I said, frowning. "Why does your screen glow with life? "

Corolla pale yellow, tube distinctly enlarged and turned into a rounded curve; filaments glabrous.

This is also a holiday that captures that distinctly American impulse to give something of ourselves.

Launching a distinctly Chinese luxury car "might be quite clever" says Torsten Stocker of Monitor Group in Shanghai.

I distinctly remember as a child pressing my nose against the sitting-room window and forlornly watching him standing by the roadside.

The systems used for liquid foods and solid foods are distinctly different and will be discussed separately.

The kind of public support seen for workers involved in other industrial disputes has been distinctly lacking.

Using the bilbies' distinctly individual personalities, the children manage to find them all and return them safely to their cages .

Last week, I met one who was looking distinctly healthy behind a deep tan from his skiing holiday.

Yet when I made that suggestion to a group of Chinese academics in Shanghai last week I got a distinctly frosty response.

Just as striking, as the country's internet grows larger it also grows more distinctly Chinese.

Instead, the word "ISDA" has become distinctly toxic in Washington and Brussels' political circles.

The state of the first two is open to discussion but globally the last is looking distinctly poor.

After surviving a second attack, the incidence of chronic pancreatitis increased distinctly to 38% after only 2 years of follow-up.

In the gathering gloom it was difficult to see anything distinctly.

Throughout the war, he insisted, "German birds were distinctly inferior to their British counterparts. "

They both talked in a very nice way to me, but they both became distinctly unfriendly--or more accurately, enraged--with the clerks.

He finds it to be a distinctly different experience from a video teleconference or a computer chat system.

The test results show that the X-joint has distinctly stress con centration , which should be considered seriously in design.

It is certainly a remarkable structure distinctly resembling a spaceship that has landed in a middle of a barren plain.

The stretch strength, flexural strength and impact strength of intumescent flame retardant PP composites have been enhanced distinctly.

ITs design breaks every known rule of acoustics, but you can, in spITe of ITs size, hear distinctly in every part of IT.

an electrically neutral ionized gas in an electric discharge ; distinctly different from solids and liquids and normal gases.

With it replaced, the cabin would have been distinctly cramped.

"Authentically Disney but distinctly Chinese" is how Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, described the resort in an interview.

Emerging Agile and Lean approaches cast project management in a distinctly different role than that of Chief Planner of the Work.

Darkness had come, and the glow of conflagrations showed all the more distinctly in two places.

In roadway support, bolt support saves cost of support over profile steel, economic performance is distinctly improved.

"Oh, wouldn't you? " said Carrie, the, to her, new attitude forcing itself distinctly upon her for the first time.

When you view the various flows, you can see that they are both similar and distinctly different from other vinyasa style yoga.

These ropes were distinctly visible, like hairs, against the sky.

He thought that he already distinctly perceived the brink of the bottomless abyss.

It was found that the carbon fibers produced distinctly smaller image artifacts compared with the titanium needle.

High-frequency ultrasound can distinctly show the major peripheral nerves as well as distinguish nerves from the muscle tendons and fascia.

But relations between the two countries have grown distinctly frosty this year over their claims to the South China Sea.

Distinctly divided sides; gives you and your partner an equal amount of space.

The sad history of human experience is distinctly discouraging to any such claim.

Though he hesitated, and perhaps failed to express himself distinctly, he always had a presentable thought behind.

Even at sell quantity really fine of time, will also affirm in the firmness foundation, is not is distinctly making a profit.

That was distinctly different from what I was programmed to believe as a child, and it facilitated a professional and spiritual rebirthing.

While officers emphasised the shift from "mechanisation" to "informatisation" , the displays yesterday were distinctly old-school .

C. , several cities across the country are making an effort to increase biker safety through distinctly marked bike lanes.

The 42-year-old one-time heart-throb cut a distinctly portly figure as he left Hollywood's trendy Katsuya Japanese restaurant.

Rational Performance Tester recognizes and automatically correlates these references to distinctly emulate each user's activities.

Generally, the greater the intensity of drought stress was, the more distinctly index changed.

However, America joined Britain and France to give the World Bank's request for a capital increase a distinctly lukewarm reception.

Only in the short moment of sati does panna, have the opportunity to know a rupa or nama more distinctly as they really are, as not Self.

The findings indicated that the anti-ultraviolet and anti-wrinkle properties of the fabric enhanced distinctly.

I don't want to get married just now, but it's distinctly on the cards that I might marry her in a couple of months or so.

He is using it to expound a pragmatic and distinctly post-Blair foreign policy in a series of speeches around the world.

People often confuse the terms illusion, hallucination, and delusion, but psychologists use these words with distinctly different meanings.

But the opprobrium has taken on a distinctly unpleasant edge in recent weeks as a wave of nationalist anger has roiled China.

But a distinctly disturbing trend in some blog circles is the undisclosed or poorly disclosed conflict of interest.

He witnesses so clearly, and distinctly that there is no mistake in him.

Secondly, it uses symmetry to realize equivalent computation, which distinctly lowers the requirement of trellis computation and storage.

Synergetic effect appears distinctly during the composite process when a small amount of ZrCr2 alloy is added.

Hershey, roughly half Cadbury's size, would have to leverage itself to a distinctly un-Hersheylike degree.

I remember distinctly the moment when my heart was freed from anger.

Just through the above-mentioned sarcastic-retort narration, the novelette can further present the motif distinctly.

So far, the Lakers have found three distinctly different ways to batter the Nuggets.

Some mechanism to distinctly identify targets with the same name is still needed.

He looked distinctly uncomfortable when the subject was mentioned.

The results showed that the bulletins were distinctly seasonal and their promulgation frequency were not balanced in different year.

Different recovering measures in the enclosure also influence soil moisture and soil nutrient and grasslands vegetation distinctly.

Next month, I'll give you a look at CouchDB, a document-oriented database that's is distinctly different from, say, MySQL.

Clarity -- the logical components of a design are distinctly separated.

Jazz music is the embodiment of this ideal, combining elements from African and European culturesintosa distinctly American music.

The results indicated that the extracts inhibited the growth of the larvae of diamondback moth distinctly.

When he got there he found the clock so high up that he could not see the figures on the face distinctly.

The wingbeats of humming birds are so rapid that their wings cannot be seen distinctly.

Degrees, training, intelligence, creativity, and experience all matter, but they combine to craft distinctly specific skill sets.

the climate is warm and moist with four distinctly different seasons. it is classed as a typical north subtropical monsoon climatic region.

Results The application gas chromatography can discriminate such sovereign medicine succeeds copy, TCL stain is distinctly.

Secondly, the left arch and the right arch spring generate the regions of stress concentration for the shear strain distinctly increasing.

Byron spoke as flatly as the president, getting out each word very distinctly .

Either way, cooperation emerges as a distinctly human combination of innate and learned behavior.

Rolls-Royce opts for a distinctly less flashy approach, shunning co-branding in favour of word of mouth.

Spain, lacking the firewall that Portugal had previously provided, could be feeling distinctly uneasy.

But they also felt that the outlook for Jews in their part of the world in central and eastern Europe was distinctly gloomy.

In the region of Jiuxi & Jiulongyuan, vegetations under fragmentation are distinctly different from those of the low mountains nearby.

Founded by the Rev Ian Paisley, the party has a distinctly Protestant tinge and attracts next to no Catholic support.

As academic experts point out, their current economic miracle is built on distinctly shaky political and environmental foundations.

The test result indicated the fitting precision of freeform surface was enhanced distinctly by this network model.

Reduces overhead by distinctly separating the server resources over multiple instances of the server.

Surface roughness decreased. Big dose of laser irradiation can weak the harm distinctly. Surface roughness decreased clearly.

Paul was distinctly the missionary to the Gentiles, the non-Jews of his days.

Transport security and dialog security provide distinctly different protections.

As a kind of inhomogeneous and complex geological material, rocks are of distinctly nonlinear and anisotropic mechanical behavior.

This time he could not doubt that he had heard it distinctly; he looked and saw nothing.

So the director got a South African composer to write songs with a distinctly African sound.

Finally, a serious addiction is distinguished from a harmless pursuit of pleasure by its distinctly destructive elements.

There is a distinctly Latin American feel about some parts of Chinese society today that goes beyond nouveau riche brashness .

No, I distinctly remember you were dodging her calls. . .

Paper wasp: Caustic and burning. Distinctly bitter aftertaste. Like spilling a beaker of hydrochloric acid on a paper cut.

All of the Japanese enterprises understand very distinctly that it is a best choice to build Sino-Japanese jointly operated enterprise.

The Naboo now had a distinctly multicultural mindset, which clashed with Greejatus' more closed-borders approach.

Millions of jobs disappeared, home-loan defaults mounted and corporate restructuring made the workplace distinctly unsettling.

This kind of business card printing and membership card making pressure drop in the updated liner after falling most distinctly.

Think before you speak; pronounce not imperfectly, NOR Bring out your words too hastily, But orderly and distinctly. -- G. Washington.

The dynamic transformation of groundwater was influenced distinctly by rainfall, with seasonal nature.

The research results showed that the thermo-stress was remarkable in plane board, and the stress concentration was distinctly.

A sacred place of peace, however crude it may be, is a distinctly human need, as opposed to shelter, which is a distinctly animal need.

Auto-body panel is basic constituted part of bodywork, its quality distinctly influences the capability of whole car.

Their work amounted to a distinctly American artistic expression.

North Korea's 'new capitalism' of dirty marketplaces, ancient charcoal trucks and badly dressed vendors has a distinctly female face.

The lot of ordinary South African women is still hard. But it is getting distinctly better.

Fruit a very small, sticky nutlet, often partly enclosed in pit in rachis, sometimes distinctly curved.

I distinctly remember looking at a big, square building when the bombs made a direct hit on it. " John Z. Topolski, Radar Operator. "

Style somewhat geniculate at base, clavate, apex flat, broadened on both sides and distinctly margined, somewhat erectly beaked in front.

In the three sites included in the project, we see distinctly different personalities being displayed, even without a wealth of content.

Leaves present in winter, blade triangular-lanceolate, petioles rather distinctly winged.

Bellingham delivers a distinctly undiplomatic answer in the affirmative and, when pushed, adds "within six months" .

The trails show that decreasing appropriately the strength of precursor fiber can effect its flexible index distinctly.

Mr Dudley's appointment, likely to be confirmed today, would have a distinctly interim air.

"It's fine to be a good actress, " came distinctly back.

SEM shows that the dynamical stability of the film in water solution is distinctly improved.

She took a good look, and heard the beasts walking on the grass, and she distinctly saw spectres moving in the trees.

Distinctly, a key factor affecting the pressure drops for vertical pipe is the concentration of conveyed pulverized coal.

Results: FHD could shorten sleep time distinctly and reduce alcohol concentration in blood of acute alcohol toxicity mice.

If I ever saw a man plainly and distinctly in the world, I saw him.

The strength characteristics of deep rock mass exhibit distinctly nonlinear response to excavation.

All that is distinctly inimical to spiritual culture must now abate before the rising occurs.

What can be seen distinctly though are the four Audi rings, some Q5-like design cues and LEDs on the tail lamp.

Your composition is distinctly better than mine.

This is distinctly different from an invisible contamination of a food product or being bitten by a malaria-carrying mosquito.

The smallest shift of the stimulant would generate distinctly separate thoughts.

It's still the same soda pop that flows in American, but with a distinctly Indian twist.

Yet one social networking metric is distinctly underwhelming: the one with a dollar sign.

One of Yanglan's goals is to create a distinctly Chinese show that can act as a positive force in real life.

When I came to undo the package I was surprised to see the forms of some of the letters distinctly printed on the white paper.

By setting the sliding floor a breathing system was built up and the temperature stress reduced distinctly.

Leaf blade terete, sometimes slightly compressed when dry, distinctly and perfectly septate.

Post-modern film has been accepted by the whole world as a new style distinctly different from modern film.

Zachary Lazar's father died in 1975 of distinctly unnatural causes in a stairwell at a Phoenix parking garage.

To call his name distinctly.

Mr Obama's supporters point out that the governors elections were flavoured by distinctly local issues.

The second race, the race of the Grimaldi cave remains, was distinctly negroid in its characters.

Mr Miliband, says a close adviser, has a "20-year project" to shift Britain's centre of gravity in a distinctly "continental" direction.

By raising the quenched-media " s temperature, residual stresses were reduced distinctly. "

peduncles and pedicels of infructescence becoming distinctly fleshy and juicy at fruit maturity.

it's distinctly possible; I could clearly see myself in his situation.

Overall, Feather Linux is a nicely put together distribution, but it is distinctly for experienced Linux users.

But the native dancing is quite another matter. It's not only immoral in itself, but it distinctly leads to immorality.

Well I just clearly and distinctly perceive it to be true.

Test result indicates that the improved PSO advanced distinctly in performance like convergence speed and convergence rate. 2.

Plants dioecious; bracts elliptic; male flowers distinctly stalked.

Flowers distinctly pedicellate; ovary and fruit glabrous, often glaucous.

The integrity of various branches of human knowledge and cultures will show up distinctly in the phases of creation or maturation.

Wen noted that Oriental and Western civilizations are distinctly different, yet both are open and inclusive.

It can perform up to 18 distinctly different tests on encoders with the push of a single key.

In this light, a fussy British technocrat touting a massive government aid project appears distinctly uncool.

While they knew little about their Chinese heritage, their experience was distinctly American.

Our success stems from the distinctly different approach we use to support clients to achieve their corporate goals.

The results show that the braiding angle and the fiber volume fraction effect elastic volume distinctly.

The blast-induced damage extention distinctly increases with the single charge weight.

A baby cries and gurgles but does not use articulate speech (or speak distinctly).

Leaf blade distinctly rugose, densely pilose; flowers greenish yellow with reddish base.

The content of albumin, total protein, triglyceride in rabbit serum distinctly declined.

The emphasis on data gathered firsthand makes this study a unique and distinctly important social science.

Yan fish, shrimp strong, crabs and sea turtles distinctly Magic Magic have participated in the competition.

Bonsai area of "transit pot" , including the sequence Hall, bonsai house, distinctly kiosks.

Petals oblong-ovate, lateral ones distinctly bearded, stigma papillose.

Corolla strongly reflexed; corona distinctly stalked, lobes spurred at base.

Conducted outside Russia's borders by commanders with distinctly foreign names, the 1813-14 campaign does not fit with national mythology.

The results showed that: (1) Different greening trees have distinctly different dust detaining abilities when in the same dust environment.

The quality of the hotel food is distinctly variable.

All these infrastructure improvements are rapidly making the telcos' Intelligent Network a distinctly second-rate choice.

Every vote, all condenses friends to trust me, I also hope distinctly I can do for you, you talk to your work, you hurry, do you faithfully.

Fancinating. I distinctly remember an aged elf with a blindfold. . .

If you don't have distinctly unique advantages, start developing some and let your customers know about them.

The safety of deepwater or large offshore structures is distinctly important than ship and other ordinary marine structures.

Still all was dark, but he distinctly heard a cock crow. The sound was so distinct , it seemed to pierce his brain, making him wide-awake.

Women's status has been raised distinctly, children's rights are protected, and the living standard of sensor citizens has been improved.

Distinctly not-dumb guy David Wygant, author of Always Talk To Strangers, is an excellent signal-reader.

This must be distinctly understood, or nothing wonderful can come of the story I am going to relate.

In a distinctly un-Malthusian fashion, population then took off.

But I distinctly remember you promising to phone me!

Police's exercise popularization is not wide, and persons who are active in exercise are distinctly few.

Axillary buds not stalked; flowers 4-me rous, unisexual (plants dioecious); nutlets strongly convex and distinctly veined.

The blastomere size and the cleavage speed became different distinctly at the late cleavage.

The myoneme system in different species usually have the distinctly difference.

Plant with distinctly flattened crown; fruit distinctly curved.

The two civilizations are distinctly different, yet both are open and inclusive.

Anyway, he moves on with this general rule that anything I clearly and distinctly perceive is true.

It is concluded that environmental factors and meteorological factors may influence distinctly on the population dynamics of M. alternatus.

To some people, wireless power transmission will seem like a distinctly profligate and retrograde step.

pronounce not imperfectly, nor bring out your words too hastily, but orderly and distinctly.

The method is coupled with ANSYS to accomplish the optimal design of one composite wing, and the weight is reduced distinctly.

The peak force and peak pressure greatly increased in some donor great toes, but distinctly decreased, even undetectable for some others.

White Jade carves one cicada, jade is warm and moist, the carver is fine and smooth, model is distinctly vivid.

Experiment results show that, the efficiency is distinctly improved compared with using the method of SAX event driven.

Flocks fly, or closeup eyes make eye contact in distinctly different styles of photography.

The proportion and the action, for audio data to the multimedia data, are increasing distinctly.

The middle temperatures are right near that indoor 24, and the neighboring readings, while definitely non-freezing, are distinctly lower.

The one on the right, with his sideburns and T-shirt and flag-bearing baseball hat, has a distinctly working-class look.

Panicle spike like with short racemes appressed to the axis; spikelets straight-awned; lower glume distinctly 2-keeled.

These days, when the English football team is playing and the camera pans to the coaches' bench, it has a distinctly Mediterranean hue.

The maize yield of irrigating treating is distinctly higher than that of non-irrigating treating.