Mr. McCain returned to the Social Security issue this winter, making it a critical point of distinction between him and Mr. Bush.
While we're talking about Helm, it's worth noting a point of distinction between himself and the Boy; in performance, Helm is rather terrifying.
Nancy Reagan was the covered wife par __excellence; although she is now known to have urged her husband to make nice with Gorbachev, the main public point of distinction between her interests and Ronnie's was an intimacy with Jerry Zipkin.
"The workers are in many ways more content and fulfilled than their counterparts in the United States," he muses at one point.The biggest point of distinction between the two works is their view of Starbucks, a fast-growing American coffee chain.
Nancy Reagan was the covered wife par excellence; although she is now known to have urged her husband to make nice with Gorbachev, the main public point of distinction between her interests and Ronnie's was an intimacy with Jerry Zipkin.
The author makes an important point of distinction between wine and beer -- beer was essentially a scientific invention, whereas wine occurs naturally: "The chemical elements of wine are all contained within or on the surface of a grape, and to this extent each grape is its own little winery".
For instance, the crucial point of distinction between Kappa Nu and other sororities is that its founders repudiate the longstanding and enforced tradition that prevents sororities from holding parties of their own and makes young women dependent upon fraternities for their night life.
Another challenge is how to deal with the growing number of charter schools, a main point of distinction between the candidates.
This marks the point of distinction between classical cyber risk, which at some level randomizes coercion and points of vulnerability, often erring on the bemusement of hacker collectives, and dark supply chains.
The Stoics found this to be important because they felt it to be a point of distinction between humans and animals.
