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At the CBI's annual conference in November, leaders of industry gave Jeremy Corbyn a distinctly warmer welcome than they gave Theresa May.

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This certainly didn't come from Candace Bushnell - she tends to show female relationships as merely competitive - but from the show's writers, who gave it this distinctly warm, intimate tone.

The comments by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in an interview published on Monday reflected the distinctly warmer tone toward Israel adopted recently by the de facto ruler of a powerful Arab country that once opposed Israel's right to exist.

Much later, after 2 a.m., the saxophonist Jeremy Udden filled the space with the echoing sound of his band, Plainville: a distinctly contemporary wash, warm and rusticated, with a strong pull of nostalgia.

But it sets them off with low-key contemporary pieces that give the rooms a distinctly modern but warm feel.

In a strong electric field, scientists report that warm water seems to immobilize in a distinctly icy fashion.

Hard surface floors have a distinctly different effect than carpets, and wood can offer a warm, natural ambiance, especially light colored natural woods.

There were many warm greetings and happy reunions, though a certain cardinal from America received a distinctly chilly reception.

Their friendship is demonstrated in the phone call, which becomes warmer and more relaxed the longest it goes on, and ends on a distinctly cordial note.

Served up family-styIe, guests can crack open a clam or dip a grilled lobster claw into some warm butter and wash it down with an old-fashioned gimlet that's served with a distinctly modern twist.