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Likewise, Catholics have a totally different theological approach from Protestants, and then there are diverse versions of Catholicism, not to mention the incredibly distinct branches of Protestantism, which includes sects as divergent as Pentecostalism and Presbyterianism.

It can be hard to find a musician that sounds incredibly distinct, so don't "fret" if you can't find one.

Her more intimate pieces are her encaustic paintings which are incredibly reasonably priced, while maintaining a distinct artistic vision and "Lynn Basa" flare.

"There are distinct regions where sightings are incredibly common, despite a very sparse population.

One of my most distinct memories of Australian Idol's incredibly popular first season is talking about it on the school bus each Monday morning.

Divorced from a distinct narrative and purpose, but still incredibly entrancing, the imagery on the six screens feels like an ode to our own day-to-day consumption behavior, a neverending captivation with the unexplainable.

In order to provide coverage against a large variety of potential antigens, the B cell-encoded antibody repertoire is incredibly diverse, estimated to comprise >10 immunoglobulins with distinct variable domain sequences in human serum, resulting in an antibody population capable of binding a broad range of antigens with high affinity and specificity.

Pappi looks very distinct, and in my eyes he is incredibly adorable.

As I look at the Sharing Economy universe today, I have a distinct sense of déjà vu and am incredibly excited about what is ahead.

So much is made of Nile Rodgers's distinct rhythm sound that it's ignoring the incredibly beautiful thing that he does: the chord changes with his left hand.