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BBC Jam was building a range of "distinctive and interactive content" for five to 16-year-olds when it was suspended.

Charlotte Moore, BBC1's controller, said: "I want BBC1 to continue to move with the times and bring audiences a range of distinctive, high-quality programmes that feel relevant and reflect the diversity of modern Britain".

"We aim to maintain that momentum and continue to move with the times and bring audiences a range of distinctive, high-quality programmes that feel relevant and reflect the diversity of modern Britain".

The epithelial calcium channels, TRPV5 and TRPV6, have been extensively studied in epithelial tissues controlling the Ca2+ homeostasis and exhibit a range of distinctive properties that distinguish them from other TRP channels.

The Glenarm jewellers the Steensons are among many businesses to be sprinkled by the Game of Thrones gold dust, having been commissioned by the show's producers to make a range of distinctive pieces, from the crown sported by the cruel young king Joffrey Baratheon to the lion pendants worn by his mother, Cersei, and fiancee, Sansa Stark.

She suggests that a tendency to approach the question of free will solely through the issue of moral responsibility has obscured the fact that there is a quite different route to incompatibilism, based on the idea that animal agents above a certain level of complexity possess a range of distinctive 'two-way' powers, not found in simpler substances.

In conclusion, newly discovered terrestrial hot spring facies in the ca. 3.5 Ga Dresser Formation contain a range of highly distinctive and varied textural biosignatures, providing direct evidence that at least some of Earth's earliest life thrived on land, in hot springs (Fig. 4).

Delivering Creative Future also included a commitment to a wide range of distinctive, quality programmes on television, radio and online.

As with other specialist tea merchants, it aims to offer a large range of distinctive blends, including White House Tea, a pai mu tan white tea from Fujian, China, blended with red berries and rose petals, created to celebrate the presidential inauguration of Barack Obama.

The investigated soils represented a broad range of distinctive soil types.

The heritage plants grown by Javara's network of farmers offer a wide range of distinctive nutritional properties.