The cases have simply not recognized the claimed distinction between copying and printing or publishing.
And yet Al Qaeda can still claim distinction as an ideology or brand because of its specific critique of the West, its record of spectacular attacks, and the particular call to action it continues to issue through innovative media operations.
But what they "sell" is the claimed distinction of their execution the efficiency of their transactions in their clients' behalf, their responsiveness to inquiries, the clarity and speed of their confirmations, and the like.
If a point must be made by way of this team, maybe it is that France should not be allowed to claim distinction and separation from Africa so casually, because France owes Africa everything," wrote French-born academic Gregory Pierrot, gesturing to France's long and wretched history of colonial exploitation – and its post-colonial inequities.
The key is to deliver benefits that appeal more to heavy users than to light users, that draw attention to a brand's claimed distinction, and that enliven the buying experience so that the heavy user becomes an even heavier user.
A Journal of Law and Politics article was critical of the decision, criticizing the Court's claimed distinction between the speech restriction in Rust and the one on the Legal Services Corporation and contending that there was no functional difference between the two.
Story was a Renaissance man (poet, congressman, preëminent legal scholar) and claimed distinctions galore, among them his confirmation to the high court at age thirty-two!
Another widow now claims that distinction.
Beware superlatives and claims of distinction: first, last, only, tallest, longest, shortest, etc.
The resort claims the distinction of being the nation's largest indoor-and-outdoor water park.
But Ms. Haywood now claims a distinction that sets her apart.
