Originally called Modern Maturity and briefly accompanied by a version for baby boomers called My Generation, AARP Magazine now prints three outwardly similar but distinct editions.
That is, instead of the enumerating function of a typical D-M compound, 15a and 15b are used to differentiate distinct editions of Water Margin, which is known to have multiple editions containing different numbers of chapters.
In the mid-1980s, the paper created New York Newsday, a distinct edition for New York City readers, going head to head with The Daily News, The New York Post and The New York Times.
A thorough review of online games by CTE identified a similar game known as Talisman (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/27627/talisman-revised-4th-edition), which has features such as distinct avatars, random elements, and a leaderboard, as an appropriate board game to model after for the new and improved game.
As we shall see, the unanticipated demand for his second novel, The Spy (1821), provided Cooper with an opportunity Precaution did not offer to make significant revisions after the first edition for three distinct new editions (two in 1822 and one in 1831).
(As distinct from the hair).
(Identity, as distinct from his religious faith).
Islamist (as distinct from Islamic) terrorism, yes.
"Cognitively" as distinct from how?
Experiences are a distinct economic offering — as distinct from services as services are from goods.
Because they think journalism - as distinct from business - matters.
