The Nets were distinctly more aggressive defensively to start the game, forcing six turnovers in the first eight minutes and preventing Chicago from scoring easily in the paint, two focuses of improvement during practice this week.
In the year since Trump became President, the United States has increased the number of Russians who are under sanctions; functional diplomatic relations between the two countries have been stripped to a minimum; and America's nuclear posture has grown distinctly more aggressive.
Sarley's most recent project — an untitled film which premiered at We the People, a group show at WERKÄRTZ in Los Angeles — takes on a distinctly more aggressive tone, while her piece Fake President is one of a forthcoming series dealing directly with President Trump and his team.
Its low stance and wide, simple wheels give it athletic poise, and its furrowed grille and headlights lend a distinctly European flair to its aggressive vibe.
Rather than being distinctly "sexy, fun" or "macho, aggressive," the Z4 nearly always gets the reactions of a tortured work of art.
"It's very important that we talk about racial profiling and police brutality and aggressive policing practices all distinctly, even though they are all interconnected," Packnett said.
This branch retains the somewhat overstuffed feel of the Upper West Side original and the distinctly New York atmosphere of competitive (i.e., aggressive) bargain hunters jockeying for position.
Cigarettes may be a distinctly bad consumer product, and tobacco companies have been aggressive in pursuing litigation under I.S.D.S. provisions in other trade treaties.
