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The production Rapide is just a foot longer than the DB9, but it appears even more distinctive from the two-door car than the Rapide concept.

In a rarity for nearly monoethnic Japan, Okinawans still speak their own language, and cherish their own culture, one rendered even more distinctive by the admixture of American influences, from Spam and Blue Seal ice cream to rock 'n' roll and Americanisms in speech.

Even more distinctive was his brushwork.

What is even more distinctive, and transforming, is the writing.

That makes the seminar series even more distinctive.

Where did he get his even more distinctive "Bunny" nickname?

But his legacy as a philanthropist may be even more distinctive than his career achievements.

An even more distinctive literary genre of the period is the gunki monogatari, or war tale.

But museums of natural history have an even more distinctive stature.

Even more distinctive is doubledayi of southern Mexico, the male of which has a blue crown and more extensive blue on the underparts.

Rather than any dilution or disorientation in approach, however, a comparison of the two recordings shows a greater mastery and an even more distinctive stylistic identity.