They played in the 1984 World Series, with the Tigers winning four games to one, and they had the dubious distinction of having the same man as general manager in successive terms.
All Things Must Pass was released on 27 November 1970 in the United States, and on 30 November in Britain, with the rare distinction of having the same Apple catalogue number (STCH 639) in both countries.
Descartes calls the distinction between attributes of the same substance, and between a given attribute and its substance a "rational distinction," (Principles, I, §62, CSM, I, p. 214, AT 30) and so, insofar as Thought and Extension belong to the same substance for Spinoza, they would be, in Descartes' terminology, rationally distinct.[8] Spinoza however, says that they are "really distinct".
Even under the diachronic perspective, the distinction between groups of organisms with diverging characteristics may be blurred, e.g. by the distinction of subgroups of the same species.
Another is losing whatever information is contained in the distinction between lemmata of the same spelling.
The distinction between different packages of the same product, e.g. different sizes of bottles containing the same liquid, is not of interest in our study.
Microbial typing methods provide clinical microbiologists with a fundamental tool for the epidemiological characterization of microbial pathogens by allowing the distinction of diverse organisms of the same species.
"It's an intensely polarized environment, and people are not making distinctions between the candidates of the same party on the ballot," Rozell said.
There is no terminological consensus about how to use these labels: sometimes they are used interchangeably; sometimes they are used to mark distinctions between different versions of the same general view.
And Biden is a battler who will not hesitate to draw clear distinctions between the "more of the same" Bush-McCain trickle down economic program and Obama's bottom up vision for the future.
