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This fundamental shift can be seen in the fact that, in contrast to past decades when jazz produced a succession of highly individual artists whose musical styles and personalities could be recognized instantly, by the end of the 20th century jazz had no such distinctive artists.

Though one could argue that robbery and sexual assault had no such distinctive patterns, with peaks on Tuesday and Saturday (robbery) and Tuesday/Wednesday and Saturday (sexual assault), this could mean that robbers and sexual offenders are on the prowl on these particular day; alternatively, two types of robbers and sexual offenders could have distinctive temporal patterns.

It is noteworthy that there is a population (light green colour) found in hybrid individuals, although there is no such a distinctive population among the populations analysed in this study.

There is nothing about such distinctive creations as the Ford Foundation.

Ferrell and Thompson are such distinctive performers; a little of them goes a long way.

Certainly, few writers can have combined such distinctive literary mannerisms with such a strong awareness of their own effects.

His major characters, Clouseau and Strangelove, had such such a curious combination of elements and such distinctive shapes.

"BLACK HAWK DOWN" has such distinctive visual aplomb that its jingoism starts to feel like part of its atmosphere.

Not since the ax-swinging number in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" has the world seen such distinctive, masculine dance props.

"It's such a show-off role to play someone with such distinctive attributes," said the actor, who spent time with Mr. Porter before shooting the film.

Substance 17 Look 17 Craft 16 Originality 16 Intelligence 17 Total 83 9. David Cronenberg Few directors have ploughed such distinctive furrows as Cronenberg.