She has her own distinctive record, plus that of her husband, to run on.
Screen Daily noted that "feminist and youth culture angles, plus distinctive visual flamboyance, give Raw a fresh flavor".
Like its languages, Europe's religious divisions fall into three broad variants of a common ancestor, plus distinctive faiths adhered to by smaller groups.
In "Catulli Carmina," Orff aped the distinctive four-piano-plus-percussion scoring of "Les Noces," upping the percussion ante from 6 players on 16 instruments to 12 on 23.
There is, naturally, the buy-in: $275,000 for the Private Retreats memberships; $475,000 for the Distinctive Retreats level, plus annual dues and daily fees.
For some shoppers, the distinctive styling is a plus, and the car has some exclusivity: you won't see hordes of them coming and going.
Those doors -- at least the leaded glass tops of them -- plus the distinctive red pediment with the "170" on it, may be reinstalled -- inside the lobby.
But if that were true for everyone, then we wouldn't have seen the steep increase in gin drinking, up 6% to just under 16m litres, which, with its (also unfair) reputation for causing bad parenting and depression, plus its distinctive juniperiness, is a far harder sell than either vodka or whisky.
Carruthers ended his riding career after the 1973 season to concentrate full-time on managing Roberts' and Yamaha's efforts in the A.M.A. Grand National Championship, a series which encompassed events in four distinctive dirt track disciplines plus road racing.
Cricket offers all the pleasures of sport in general, plus a highly distinctive appeal of its own to which many elements contribute.
"That's a real plus, because a distinctive voice lasts in the memory of listeners as part of their experience of the music".
