51.   And in fact, most consumers make no distinction between packages and their contents.

52.   And how did evolution create a brain that could make such distinctions?

53.   And they make no distinction between the coffees and more traditional fund-raising dinners, which also are listed with budgeted revenue projections and accounts of sums raised to date.

54.   Arnold said that her agency makes a distinction between seizure-alert dogs and seizure-response dogs.

55.   As we enter the second half of the year, investors are making sharp distinctions between the best and the worst.

56.   ASU cornerback Courtney Jackson says athletes have to make a distinction between invincibility on the field and in their personal life.

57.   At the same time that the Almighty forbade certain cruelties and indecencies, the Bible never made distinctions for sexual rights.

58.   At this age, your child can make fine distinctions between telling the truth versus telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth.

59.   Bankers, asked to supply lists of defaulters, have been asked to make distinctions between willful defaulters and those whose debts have resulted from business reversals.

60.   Biochips are designed to make that distinction.