The day we meet, George Osborne has compounded the sense that the protesters and occupiers are part of a distinctly put-upon generation with the news they'll have to work until they're 70.
"I distinctly remember putting the book down and thinking about 'perfect moments' and how I'd lose myself when I do a drawing, and all track of time".
She says she distinctly remembers putting on "little music theater revues" in her living room, including a karaoke-style version of "Kiss Me, Kate".
I remember very distinctly when the Spice Girls put out a statement saying they're against drugs.
The judges' opinion put a distinctly human face on the matter.
Chuck Howard, one of the adventurous young designers who put a distinctly non-Parisian accent on American clothing in the 1950's and 60's, died on Monday at a hospital in Albuquerque.
The men remained in prison until April 6, when the authorities of the town becoming uneasy as the result of the battle, now in full blast at Shiloh, and distinctly heard by us, put us aboard the cars and started south with us to Corinth, Miss., where we landed about dark and were placed in a small house with a sign over the door 'Secession Saloon,' with twelve guards to guard us.
But one thing is clear, the attention has taken the largely undiscussed issue of pinkwashing and put it distinctly into the public forum.
Matthew Perpetua from Rolling Stone felt that the video was an improvement from her previous videos, "Judas" and "The Edge of Glory", saying, "the best moments of the video put a distinctly Gaga-ish spin on the iconography of Americana and traditional love stories".
"This is the first significant step that the government of the NWT has taken to put a distinctly Northern stamp on the regulatory system that we now govern," said Industry, Tourism and Investment Minister David Ramsay, who also serves as head of the new NWT energy regulator, to media during a press conference on April 1.
