She went to a convent school and always kept a distinctly continental reticence and chic.
But in a society where women are often kept on distinctly inferior career paths from men and where legal remedies to discrimination are rarely sought and even more infrequently won, Ms. Haneda's victory is being seen as a small chink in the system.
Even as his life descends into chaos following the breakup, Falardeau (The Good Lie) keeps Chuck distinctly jazzy, peppered by a countless slew of jams from the era, and the inspired use of archival footage from the time to visually contextualise Wepner's world.
It's not enough to keep out a distinctly bovine odour, but it's certainly a unique selling point.
In a speech notable for what was not said, Mr. Bloomberg, delivering his 10th State of the City address, went out of his way to keep the theme distinctly parochial by highlighting neighborhood projects, unveiling proposals aimed at helping small businesses and pledging not to raise taxes.
Each had its place, and readers didn't have to be 'media literate' to keep them in distinctly different baskets.
Alongside Debussy's Prélude à l'Après-Midi, Wagner's Tristan Prelude and Scriabin's Poem of Ecstasy, all kept at a distance and distinctly on the cool side by Vladimir Jurowski, a sense of "so what?" when Lindberg's piece ended was hard to avoid.
Among males, we kept only individuals whose ovigers exhibited the distinctly modified terminal segments.
As Yanukovych has kept his head down, the protests have taken a distinctly personal bent.
These different flavors of Th17 cells and, even more, the distinctly different T-cell subsets must be kept in mind when evaluating the literature precedent regarding T-cell effects on osteoclasts.
