11.   The two companies would keep separate identities and would only cooperate on the one service.

12.   Ambassador cards already have a separate identity and Hallmark would have to resell the line to retailers as something different.

13.   And at a time when architecture can seem like just another form of entertainment, Zumthor defends its separate identity.

14.   At the same time, however, the people of each state retained their separate political identities.

15.   At the same time, this person maintains a separate identity, mixing with others in a quiet, unassuming manner.

16.   Bank of South Australia will retain its separate identity, although costs savings will results from eliminating duplicative administrative and technology costs.

17.   Barbados has already taken a few other steps to carve out its own identity separate from that of Britain.

18.   Advertising is one way to give the chains separate identities.

19.   But as the party has sought to distance itself from violence and carve out a separate identity, its vote has increased.

20.   But even after Sprint bought out its partners, the PCS division kept a separate identity with a culture much less phone company than technology start-up.