It will be a unique distinction, and for free.
But for a few months, he held what might be a unique distinction, being both a professional filmmaker and a New Jersey judge.
Ms. Portman can now claim what appears to be a unique distinction: She may be the only Golden Globe-winning actress to simulate sex on screen with two former members of the cast of "That '70s Show".
The authority is under the control of the state department, which in itself is quite a unique distinction of Islamabad, and every orders come straight down from the federal minister who often does not even have any knowledge of the key facts about Islamabad.
But perhaps there needs to be a more unique distinction from the Chances to the struggling Soundcloud Artist who really is 'independent' of significant support, i.e. Major-Indie vs. Indie (although, I can foresee that becoming quite political itself).
While merchant ships and cargo containers bearing the Hanjin name traverse the globe, Mr. Cho was proudest of his success in building Korean Air Lines into a major international carrier with a unique distinction: it is the only international airline that has its own manufacturing division.
But Dr. Brown has a unique distinction: He was, for a few hours in 2005, the only person on Planet Earth to know that the standard nine-planet solar system model was going to require rejiggering.
MRI is a unique method for the early distinction between JIA and other forms of childhood arthritis, and may facilitate a correct initiation and tailoring of the therapeutic strategy, given that physical examination by expert physicians seems not sufficient to guide the expert rheumatologist to an early definite diagnosis of JIA.
As of today, Crichton is the only artist who's achieved the unique distinction of having a No. 1 movie, TV show, and book concurrently (Jurassic Park, ER, and Disclosure).
The fact that each account faces counterexamples may not show that each is incorrect, but simply that none is the unique distinction.
On April 9 , 1963 he was accorded the unique distinction of having an honorary U.S. citizenship conferred on him by an act of Congress.
