"Fairfax has a clear demarcation between paid content and content created by our journalists".
In Germany, there is also no clear demarcation between unionized and nonunionized companies.
There are no defending-champion Lakers, no Sacramento Kings, no clear demarcation between the very good and the pretty good.
Odd Thomas Dean Koontz HarperCollins, £15.99, pp388 There used to be a clear demarcation between crime and horror fiction.
Their uniforms and the direction in which they were heading provided a clear demarcation between them, the heroes, and the office workers, the victims.
There is no clear demarcation between the two and many visitors assume that the entire parcel belongs to the church, Mr. Andrew said.
There's also no roster of coconutty curries, no clear demarcation between appetizers and entrees and just one small section of "Bangkok rice and noodles".
The Board of Deputies of British Jews said there was a clear demarcation between Shah and several others, including Ken Livingstone, who had been suspended by Labour for alleged antisemitism.
Neither the public nor private sector will again be able to offer a rational system of medical services until a clear demarcation between risk management and clinical authority is restored.
Certainly most psychologists devote their time to helping people (and I'm grateful for the efforts of my colleagues), but the lack of a clear demarcation between right and wrong allows for too much wiggle room and rationalization.
A potential rival to Mr. Ryan for the nomination, should both decide to run, is Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who was among only eight senators to vote no, the first clear demarcation between the two men since the election.
