31.   Let the French have this dubious distinction, and let the United States find other sources of export income.

32.   My love affair with postcards of dubious distinction began about a quarter-century ago.

33.   On average, regions to the lee of these inland seas have the dubious distinction of being among the cloudiest places in the nation from mid-autumn through winter.

34.   One has the dubious distinction of being a manufacturing leader in what most everyone agrees is a dying business.

35.   On one hand, the Tar Heels avoid that dubious distinction for the first time in their history.

36.   One of a rather dubious distinction.

37.   Paving the way for those dubious distinctions was Tina Thompson.

38.   Remember their dubious distinction?

39.   San Francisco and several neighboring metropolitan areas once again can claim the dubious distinction of being the least affordable regions of the country for housing.

40.   Setting a suicide record in the law enforcement field is indeed a dubious distinction.