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But travelers are not reasonable people, and it is distinctly possible to absorb the essence of India in CliffsNotes form.

The new style at Castello di Borghese/Hargrave Vineyard has become distinct, and it is distinctly favorable.

And Neil Jordan's 1984 "Company of Wolves," a "Little Red Riding Hood" reimagined by him and Angela Carter, is both scarier and more erotic than fairy-tale pictures usually allow themselves to be; it captures some of the violent terseness of the Grimm brothers' style, and it is distinctly not for children.

Widening a highway has been the region's traditional "demand management" response, and it is distinctly a 20th century solution.

If this scenario comes true, and it is distinctly possible, then Colorado's Race to the Top application really might be in trouble.

It's becoming ever more widespread, and it's distinctly unproductive.

At the Tribune, James Warren, the deputy managing editor for features (and a regular guest on Fox News), told me, "There is a consensus in newsrooms, and it's distinctly left of center.

Simply decorated with homemade curtains, Ikea lamps and naïve seascapes, it is distinctly a mom-and-pop affair serving fresh, real home cooking.

Blending elements of fable and picaresque fiction, it is distinctly postcolonial in its marginalization of Europe and postmodern in its nonlinear structure and thick intertextuality.

It is a lovely little ceremony and in Iraq it is distinctly Shia and has to be administered by a Shia cleric.

In iron-deficiency splenic iron clearance is very rapid (15% d-1, see table 1 and Additional file 2: Figure S1 and S2), while it is distinctly slower (down to 1.9% d-1) in iron loaded mice.