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Philosophers and psychologists often distinguish between two ethical frameworks.

Psychologists often distinguish between "well-structured" and "ill-structured" problems.

Psychologists, when they think about motivation, often distinguish between two kinds of motive.

His eyes, she added, had "the peculiar shine which often distinguishes geniuses, alcoholics, and hysterics".

AADLs are often distinguished from other assistive technologies as low, simple, or basic technology.

Critics often distinguished (with an often oblivious rigidity) between movies of artistic merit and purely commercial productions.

Researchers often distinguish between envy and the jealousy you feel by, say, seeing a loved one flirt at a party.

The taxonomies of endangered languages often distinguish hundreds more types of flora and fauna than are known to Western science.

The Konos, however, have often distinguished themselves by their boldness in politics, and by the strong contrasts between them.

The western taiga, where the climate is less extreme, is often distinguished from the eastern taiga beyond the Yenisey.

His portraiture is lively and expressive and is often distinguished by elegant composition and a rich chiaroscuro.