"They have to maintain a clear distinction between themselves and the structure to ensure that they derive the optimal tax benefits from the structure," he said.
This was about Democrats failing to seize an opportunity to do the right thing and at the same time draw a sharp distinction between themselves and the Republicans.
They were also seeking to draw what Representative George Miller, a senior Democrat from California, described as "a clear distinction" between themselves and Mr. Bush.
Islamic extremists have appropriated "anti-imperialist and anti-Zionist rhetoric" in order to erase the distinction between themselves and the broader Muslim world, he said.
"Jordan's interests would still be better served by holding back and making a clear distinction between themselves and these criminals running around Syria," Adam Coogle, Human Rights Watch's representative in Amman, told the New York Times on Wednesday.
Tom Fiedler, executive editor of The Herald, told the staffs that reporters should not make such appearances because as watchdogs, they had to maintain a clear distinction between themselves and the government.
But establishments in places including Vermont, Copenhagen and even tech capital San Francisco have imposed similar bans, hoping to make a clear distinction between themselves and the startup-friendly "creative hubs" that loudly tout the speediness of their broadband.
Based on the size of the PCR products obtained, Kin primers allowed detection and identification of three Trypanosoma congolense types (savannah, forest and Kenya Coast), with distinction among themselves and from the subgenus Trypanozoon (T. brucei spp., Trypanosoma evansi and Trypanosoma equiperdum), Trypanosoma vivax, Trypanosoma simiae and Trypanosoma theileri.
