61.   The report makes an important distinction, however, in calling for voluntary confidential reporting of less serious errors.

62.   The result is an important distinction between the American political system and the institutions of American political life.

63.   The teen-age killers were much like the adults The Times studied, but with important distinctions that may bring a better understanding to the problem.

64.   The statement also drew two potentially important distinctions.

65.   The wall that separates news from entertainment is an important distinction for both entertainers and viewers who assume a news show bestows a certain legitimacy to an interview.

66.   There are vitally important distinctions, moreover, among religious bodies and leaders regarding the lengths to which they will go to protect their turf.

67.   This is an important distinction, as the identity of the custodian has both legal and practical significance.

68.   This is an important distinction.

69.   This passive language obscures an important distinction.

70.   This is an important distinction, according to Weber.