1.   Westmorland Law Society suggested that a distinction would have to be drawn between institutions and small businesses for the purpose of any test.

2.   This somewhat clumsy distinction has a certain utility.

3.   These distinctions have major consequences for the way in which public railway enterprises are controlled, and the way in which their objectives are negotiated.

4.   And that distinction has some intellectual property lawyers worried about the decision in the Jews for Jesus case.

5.   A distinction would have to be made between necessities like food and luxury items like boats.

6.   But the distinction has nothing to do with whether the phone is held in the hand or installed in a car.

7.   If the truth is almost always misrepresented, then the real moral distinctions with regard to lying have to do with motive.

8.   That distinction had greater resonance during the Cold War.

9.   That distinction had more resonance during the Cold War.

10.   That dubious distinction has to go to Chicago Bull DENNIS RODMAN.

n. + have >>共 1318
company 3.47%
government 1.92%
team 1.89%
people 1.78%
country 1.14%
state 0.96%
official 0.95%
man 0.88%
player 0.88%
woman 0.87%
distinction 0%
distinction + v. >>共 106
be 52.25%
belong 4.16%
matter 2.83%
have 2.66%
go 2.50%
seem 2.16%
need 1.66%
become 1.66%
blur 1.33%
make 1.33%
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