The possibility that the fifteenth century brought a new and distinctive attitude to the elderly poor is not addressed.
Witness the ways in which, in most countries, public discourse has accommodated environmental or feminist rhetoric without thereby losing its distinctive national character.
In the affirmative action empire, each nationality needed its own language in which to cultivate its distinctive socialist culture.
They may also bring distinctive understandings of the meaning of the clinical encounter, and the ethics that ought to guide it.
To it, as we have seen, the law ascribes a distinctive existence, a capacity for right and duty, a personality.
This fact cannot be encoded in the underlying representation because syllabification is not distinctive.
Specifically, measurement studies highlight the distinctive nature of impulsive aggression.
To exploit the information, we decided to use the two surveys as independent datasets, each with distinctive information about contemporaneous social exchange.
