It will be "less worried about economic niceties and more worried about distinguishing itself from the BJP".
Among Sikhs in the United States, there is now intense debate about how to go about distinguishing themselves from Muslims while not implying that attacks on Muslims are justified.
Dr. Ahlgren was adamant about distinguishing the robots in the Trinity College competition from the remote-controlled firefighting trucks commonly referred to as robots.
The forecast model is pretty "smart" about distinguishing random movements in the polls from real ones, and so can be fairly conservative in interpreting the data.
But some of his digs, including the one about distinguishing Shias from Sunnis, also apply to Mr. McCain, whose campaign offered a sharp, mocking response to Mr. Obama's claim to expertise.
Asked whether Finnish authorities were concerned about distinguishing their troops from Russians on the battlefield, Captain Karhuvaara noted that the uniforms under scrutiny belong to troops in the Russian Ministry of the Interior, which oversees police forces inside Russia.
Despite the fourth commandment mandating Saturday, ie seventh day, sabbath observance, this move was partly a way of honouring the resurrection, which happened "on the first day of the week"; partly about distinguishing Christianity from Judaism; and partly a way of colonising the posh Roman sun-worshipping day.
And because his narrator was characterized above all by his anxiety regarding the disconnect between his internal experience and his social self-presentation, the more intensely the author worried about distinguishing himself from the narrator the more he felt he had become him.
The broadcast game is about distinguishing one's self from the rest of the ever-expanding pack, and Barber knew what he was doing when he announced himself in the studio Sunday night by describing Manning's leadership qualities as "comical".
But that, she says, is "not so much about distinguishing themselves from the masses as not being stuck with them in a security line".In his new book, "Hypermodern Times", Gilles Lipovetsky, the favourite philosopher of LVMH's boss, Bernard Arnaud, has coined the term "hyperconsumption".
Q: Politics is often about distinguishing yourself from your competitors.
