| distinction be | 20.67 | But there is a distinction. | ||
| distinction belong | 1.65 | That distinction belonged to Gene Sarazen. | ||
| distinction matter | 1.12 | Does the distinction matter? | ||
| distinction have | 1.05 | The distinction has no significance. | ||
| distinction go | 0.99 | That distinction will go to Favre. | ||
| distinction seem | 0.86 | But the distinction seems lost on them both. | ||
| distinction become | 0.66 | Perhaps the distinction would become clearer with time. | ||
| distinction need | 0.66 | The distinction needs to be maintained. | ||
| distinction blur | 0.53 | But distinctions blur. | ||
| distinction make | 0.53 | Such a distinction makes sense. | ||
| distinction apply | 0.46 | A similar distinction applies here. | ||
| distinction mean | 0.46 | But what does this distinction mean? | ||
| distinction remain | 0.46 | Other, sharp distinctions remain. | ||
| distinction begin | 0.39 | But in a case-by-case comparison, those distinctions begin to blur. | ||
| distinction disappear | 0.39 | But that distinction may soon disappear because two floors are currently on the market. | ||
| distinction fall | 0.39 | That distinction will fall on Monica Seles. | ||
| distinction come | 0.33 | The law enforcement distinction came when Steiner was hired to ride horseback patrol for the Rangers. | ||
| distinction exist | 0.33 | A fundamental distinction exists between knowing a fact and understanding it. | ||
| distinction appear | 0.26 | Yet such distinctions now appear to have only limited value. | ||
| distinction turn | 0.26 | Its chief distinction turned out to be simply the race of its characters. |