There are, of course, distinctions here.
Andrea Saul, a spokeswoman for Mr. Romney, said, "Of course distinctions will be drawn in a campaign, but Governor Romney has been focused on his plans to create jobs and turn around the economy, unlike President Obama's failed policies".
Without exception, Garden Citians deny that the population of the town can be socially graded ("No, sir. Nothing like that here. All equal, regardless of wealth, color, or creed. Everything the way it ought to be in a democracy; that's us"), but, of course, class distinctions are as clearly observed, and as clearly observable, as in any other human hive.
Later, of course, the distinctions grew stark and ugly.
There are, of course, significant distinctions between the civil rights movement and the fight for immigrant rights.
Of course, these distinctions will be invisible to most American listeners, even those with a particular interest in the music.
There are, of course, major distinctions in terms of classical Asian art, which encompasses works from ancient dynasties through the 19th century, and the modern and contemporary Asian art markets.
In practice, of course, these distinctions aren't quite so neat: regulators in a rules-based system still have to interpret the rules, and principles-based systems are hardly rule-free.
There were, of course, many distinctions between Elvis Presley, who seemed to find his only security inside the walls of the home where he lived and died, and Michael Jackson, who was, at the end, an itinerant, long gone from the Neverland compound the world associated with him.
Of course, the distinction we note is only relevant in the context where generic versions of the new drug are expected to be introduced within the economic model's relevant time horizon (ie, if T1* < T).
Dividing Kant's One True Conceptual Scheme into The Many suggested by modern anti-realists need not alter the basic distinction between how things are and how knowing minds represent them unless, of course, that distinction is itself questionable.
