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The law has long recognized the distinction between inventions put to experimental use and products sold commercially.

In 1927 the German scholar Diedrich Westermann recognized the distinction between the Western Sudanic (now called Niger-Congo) and the Eastern Sudanic (now called Nilo-Saharan) languages.

We simply conclude that the law has long recognized the distinction between the owners of a corporation and the corporation itself.

3. The framers of the Constitution recognized the distinction between the republican and democratic form of government, and carefully avoided the latter.

"We simply conclude that the law has long recognized the distinction between the owners of a corporation and the corporation itself," Judge Robert Cowen wrote in the panel's majority opinion.

Copyright law has long recognized the distinction between protecting an author's original expression and the public's right to access the facts and ideas contained within that expression.

But, as Descartes recognized, the distinction between essence and existence is a distinction of reason; essence is the nature of a thing as it is contained in its definition, and existence is the perfection by which this essence actually exists which is possessed by the action of the Creator.

Moreover, we must recognize the distinctions within the spectrum of licenses that make work more free than gratis.

A still more intimate encounter in those worlds where people still recognize the distinctions of culture would trace her identity from country to region to village, to clan and finally to the detail of a name.

As a first step, a faculty developer should recognize the distinctions between these communities.

International law recognizes the distinction.