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Functional brain imaging now shows that conscious cognition is distinctively associated with wide spread of cortical activity, notably toward frontoparietal and medial temporal regions.

In both cases, consonant weakening has spread from word to sentence; there is a common development, but it cannot be claimed that it is distinctively Celtic.

The Passat is distinctively Germanic.

Fravel: This is distinctively MIT.

Yet the overall language is distinctively modern.

And, the Times is distinctively defensive.

And, moreover, it is distinctively British.

"This style is distinctively Black Sea," he said.

In contrast to the latter, the lingam is distinctively aniconic.

(Lillian's prose is distinctively "gabby," as Frank put it).

Julian Glover The document that emerged today is distinctively Milibandite.