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It is also distinctly Spanish: Founded by invading Spaniards in 1543, its colonnades, pastel stucco and paving-stone streets give Valladolid an Iberian feel.

It is also distinctly difficult to hear.

If "The Doomsman" owes no small debt to ruined-city predecessors like Richard Jefferies's "After London" (1885), it is also distinctly a product of Manhattan circa 1906.

Ideally, science is the systematic process of testing multiple hypotheses, but as practiced by real people, it is also distinctly social.

It was also distinctly satisfying.

It's also distinctly lacking in the warning notes that come with the pills.

It was also distinctly Japanese, with a "natural childbirth" policy, and did not administer epidurals.

It was also distinctly different from the case of Joshua Hanson, a Wisconsin bar owner who survived another harrowing fall.

It's also distinctly a Los Angeles affair, perhaps best summed up by a centerpiece event with Mr. Cline, the poet David Breskin and the Pop artist Ed Ruscha.

The study was led by Carl Agee from the University of New Mexico, US. "It has some resemblance to the other Martian meteorites but it's also distinctly different in other respects," he told BBC News, "both in the way it just looks in hand sample, but also in its elemental composition".

A champion of independent, low-budget cinema, Kaufman is known for being a tad eccentric but conversation with him is also distinctly more highbrow than one would expect, and I'm not just saying that because he gave me Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV on DVD. .