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"Our own evidence is that our offer musically is incredibly distinctive from commercial radio, something like three quarters of the songs we play are not heard on any other radio station in the UK.

"David is incredibly distinctive because his work is not only influenced by history and a broad spectrum of movement styles, but he integrates them -- weaving together ballet, tap, broadway, classical film dancing (like Gene Kelley and Fred Astaire), and, of course, modern dance in his pieces.

They're incredibly distinctive and funny, and add enormously to the effect.

"They are incredibly distinctive, they're incredibly well-written... [but] we didn't have much place to put them... We're proudly behind them on Tuesdays..

They are incredibly distinctive, they're incredibly well-written... [but] we didn't have much place to put them," he said.

They are incredibly distinctive, they're incredibly well-written... [but] we didn't have much place to put them," he said, referring to the influx of midseason programming that's about to debut.

"You can imagine Great Expectations with Helena Bonham Carter very vividly because she is incredibly good at playing those distinctive, idiosyncratic parts and Miss Havisham is nothing if not idiosyncratic.

She is incredibly, incredibly pretty.

David Cameron is incredibly witty, incredibly bright and incredibly genuine.

Bread is incredibly forgiving.

"Insect jumping is incredibly precise and incredibly fast," said Dr. Sutton.