Verdict: One of Whittingdale's favourite words, the white paper references "distinct" or "distinctiveness" 50 times.
Throughout the evening their singing was distinguished both by its buoyancy and impressive blend and, on occasion, the distinctiveness (at least from my seat at the front of the church) of individual voices.
Nevertheless, it was one of the highlights of my African travels because of its cultural distinctiveness and gorgeous landscape.
Why would I as a Palestinian want to compromise my nationality — and heritage and identity and distinctiveness — and then create a hybrid identity when I see the fate of the Palestinians in Israel?
So although the first part of my career was really focused on the distinctiveness of women's experiences, the next chapter will involve greater attention to men, and to figuring out just where the similarities and differences between women and men really are, and where they come from.
On one side were more traditionally inspired wines, which seemed a little rougher in character, with evident tannins and, to my mind at least, a greater sense of distinctiveness.
Nothing very distinctive and nothing on Liberal Democrat distinctiveness.
I'm with my compatriot and fellow critic Brian Logan on the richness and distinctiveness of the Scots language, and the value of preserving and celebrating it (Lots of bite in this auld dug, 5 June).
"It had been to rescue my relatives from generalities, symbols, abbreviations, to restore to them their particularity and distinctiveness, that I had come on this strange and arduous trip," he writes.
Distinctiveness and sameness coexist fretfully.
Not surprisingly, he lacked distinctiveness.
