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State courts and the Supreme Court have always distinguished between "the withdrawal and withholding" of treatment based on a patient's wishes and doctor-assisted suicide.

This is a significant departure from previous applications of the right, which have always distinguished between delisting Google search results and removing content at source.

While bibliophiles have always distinguished between the book as text and the book as object, noncollectors have historically declined to see the physical book as anything other than a useful vehicle for information.

The wines are expected to be rich in the characteristics that have always distinguished great Bordeaux: a perfect balance of tannin, fruit, wood and alcohol, with intense fruit flavors.

MR. CLEMENT: To be clear, this Court's cases have always distinguished between the sincerity inquiry, which the Court has allowed, and the centrality inquiry, which it suggested is inappropriate.

With the same generosity and humility that have always distinguished his work, Achebe once again shares his thoughtful perspective on a world about which, despite his privileged placement in the "luxurious" space of the middle, he remains more than a little wary.

The church has always distinguished between orientation and acting out.

The Sinaloa has always distinguished itself by the eclectic means it uses to transport drugs.

"Berkeley has always distinguished itself, to put it politely, by a surprising originality," said François-Xavier Perroud, a Nestlé spokesman.

Hayward Gallery, SE1, Wed to 13 May SS Will Alsop has always distinguished himself as an architect very much on the move.

One thing that has always distinguished Mr. Blake is that despite the violent nature of his protagonists, they are nearly always thinkers.