Director Simon Wincer's debut feature film, 1979's Snapshot, has, shall we say, a distinct place in cinema history: it's a racy Australian exploitation pic about a Mr Whippy van that stalks and torments an increasingly distraught protagonist.
Saying "a distinct possibility exists that the current drought will stretch into a fifth straight year in 2016 and beyond," Brown's order requires city and town water suppliers to reduce per capita usage.
While he had developed young Paul as a "creative prosthetic" to help him overcome a debilitating case of painter's block, the most recent iteration "passes time by drawing a still life from observation," Tresset says, a distinct difference between a human-aiding machine and a machine capable of independent creativity.
Civil war, she said, was a distinct possibility.
"It's still his house," Greg said in a distinct Massachusetts accent when I spoke to him on the phone.
"Winning on Saturday has the potential to change a lot of their lives in a positive way," said Gatland, a distinct glint in his eye.
Robert Curvin, an expert in economic development, said that a distinct set of circumstances in Newark contributed to its high unemployment rate.
But yesterday, a few steps from the courthouse door, Mr. Schwarz walked up to a battery of microphones and said in a distinct New York accent that he had been waiting for this day for 33 months.
The Qataris, the American official said, showed "a distinct reluctance to actually get involved in doing something that would... expose them to having violated their own rules and laws".
