111.   He urges blacks to embrace universal orthodox Islam, a faith that makes no distinctions between races.

112.   He makes a distinction between legal and verbal acknowledgment of an out-of-wedlock child.

113.   He makes a distinction now between opponent and enemy.

114.   He said the United States would make no distinction between those who carried out the hijackings and those who harbored and supported them.

115.   He sought to make a distinction between Democrats and Republicans.

116.   Henning, meanwhile, sends the wrong message when he makes the distinction between betting and betting against Boston College.

117.   Her executive producer, Robert Sternin, made another distinction.

118.   He writes of ordinary men pitted against an implacable foe that makes no distinctions between good and evil and cares nothing for their survival.

119.   I cannot make those distinctions, and I will not make those distinctions.

120.   If such a distinction is made, a radar aboard a satellite could one day detect spills that now go undetected.