It was corrected by his office, which was kind enough to note that slavery was a distinctly unpleasant thing.
Critics have universally noted that it is distinctly not a book for children (the comparison of a used condom to a the "cocoon of some huge grub" has become the definitive evidence of this matter, so referenced has it been), with the most disappointed reviewers offering this announcement as some kind of consolation.
In contrast, other scholars have noted that the TCPG often possesses distinctly modern features, including open courtyard gardens and freestanding buildings, which emphasise the phenomenal transparency of its planning (Li 2011).
Their music through the Weather and Water album had been called Celtic-influenced and bluegrass-flavored by John Lehndorff of the Rocky Mountain News, but he noted that the band had a distinctly American sound despite their overseas origins.
"Les Jeux d'Eaux à la Villa d'Este" is meant to show Liszt as a visionary: Mr. Ohlsson described it as "the first French Impressionist piece" and noted that its religious undercurrent is a distinctly Lisztian characteristic as well.
Further, he noted that this mystery bird had a faint, but distinctly peculiar reddish-brown spot on each side of its neck.
Although the best model uses maximum pressure as its input variable, it should be noted that the performances of other models are not distinctly worse (Table 4).
We noted that some of these elongated cells exhibited a distinctly smoother, more serpentine appearance, asterisk).
However, it should be noted that the PHYC.D clade appears to be evolving at distinctly faster rate (8 parsimonious substitutions, including 6 non-synonymous) than the PHYC.A clade (2 parsimonious substitutions, both synonymous).
It should also be noted that affinities for the two ligands (cholesterol and stearic acid) were distinctly different.
