11.   But this recession has had some distinct differences.

12.   Clearly, though, there figures to be a distinct difference between winning the Dreifort sweepstakes and settling for second place.

13.   Doherty also notes distinct regional differences in death penalty support.

14.   Dole has led his party to take high-stakes stands against several Democratic initiatives, showing distinct differences between the two parties.

15.   Despite the similarities between McQuay and Meza, Texas Department of Criminal Justice spokesman Glen Castlebury said there are two distinct differences.

16.   Eriksen said focus groups had demonstrated distinct differences between black and white teens in their attitudes toward smoking, with those differences especially striking in girls.

17.   Genetic comparison to modern bee bacteria showed a distinct difference, which Cano said was consistent with an evolutionary change.

18.   He argued that there were distinct structural differences between the economic policies of the two countries.

19.   I thought there should be a distinct difference in the language.

20.   Now, there is a distinct difference between having it sit on the shelf, flashing its lights, and actually recording the shows you want to keep.