The fragile ecosystems themselves might not make the same distinction.
Statements from Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, Apple, AOL and Paltalk made the same distinction.
During the argument today, Justice John Paul Stevens started to make the same distinction between inquiring into the individual police officer's purpose and the purpose behind a program as a whole.
One of the things that Roger Stone said to me when I did a profile of him a couple months ago the quote didn't make the piece, but it was a very, very important point was that the line between news and entertainment has blurred dramatically, and so viewers don't make the same distinction that we do.
As Mr. Peppard notes, Representative Paul D. Ryan implicitly made the same distinction when he asserted that abortion policy in a Romney-Ryan administration would make exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother, a position not supported by the Catholic Church.
''Speculators may do no harm as bubbles on a steady stream of enterprise,'' he wrote in "The General Theory.'' "But the position is serious when enterprise becomes the bubble on a whirlpool of speculation.'' A few years later, when he turned his attention to international economics, he made the same distinction.
I will make the same distinction as I did in Forsberg 2012b, between moral and normative legitimacy.
Zabarella thinks Aristotle made the same distinction in his books the History of Animals and the Parts of Animals.
Perry initially (1977) distinguished "thoughts" and "senses," but later (1979) and (1980a/b) made the same distinction in terms of belief contents and belief states.
Zutzut: I think you can make the same distinction between hip-hop music and Jersey club.
Both rulings made the same distinction, one that Williams, Jack, ADF and Starnes are ignoring.
