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Funds are trying to distinguish themselves by focusing on countries (Japan and China) or instruments (emerging-market currencies).

There is no insurmountable difficulty before a brave man; it is in difficult circumstances that heroes distinguish themselves.

Students vying for the big aid awards must distinguish themselves in a pool of outstanding students.

And judging by their local councillors, BNP politicians tend not to distinguish themselves in office.

Eager to distinguish themselves from the main-stream culture, these kids try to find new ways to express themselves.

Men flaunt their wealth and women to distinguish themselves, whereas women flaunt their successes to accentuate their existence.

Men love to distinguish themselves, and in either of the other lines distinction may be gained, but not in the church.

Service providers are also working to distinguish themselves in the increasingly crowded luxury market.

In 2003, army officials warned field commanders to save their top honours for soldiers "who truly distinguish themselves" .

The modern headgears distinguish themselves mainly in their style, colors, substance, and decorative patterns.

Medium Wave Infrared Heaters distinguish themselves by being highly efficient and stable while having a long operating life.

Yet the authors distinguish themselves through clever sleuthing.

Furthermore, those few managers who did distinguish themselves were then inundated with more money than they could handle.

The crowded market is prompting distributors to spend big to distinguish themselves.

In the 18th century drinking claret helped the rich to distinguish themselves from England's port-sodden squirearchy.

On silk and porcelains, phoenix patterns distinguish themselves from others with their unique styles.

They really distinguish themselves among VCs by having a whole staff of people who are experts in their fields.

SLAs offer service providers a way to distinguish themselves from their competitors in today's volatile and competitive market.

Some communities kept beards to distinguish themselves from their nonbelieving neighbors.

Many Wiccans distinguish themselves from Satanists, for example, in preferring complementary views of divinity to adversarial ones.