The most recent cycle of globalisation has seen the start of a new wave of distinctive, specialised and globally aspirational cities.
It's a mystery that is fuelling new research about the 1901 painting created early in Picasso's career while he was working in Paris at the start of his distinctive blue period of melancholy subjects.
These salads are traditionally eaten at the start of a meal, accompanied by chilled rakia, the local white brandy, a distinctive firewater similar to grappa.
or b) vibrant expressions of a distinctive cultural heritage?
She started off on a distinctive route, then, an indie-inflected career, and Twilight seemed apt.
As noted at the start of this article, it is a distinctive concern of the philosophy of mind to determine the nature of mental phenomena, and a mere correlation between a mental phenomenon and something else does not (by itself) provide such an account.
From the start Mr. Polanski was a distinctive filmmaker with a penchant for extreme situations.
Each line of Hong Kong's transit system starts the day with a distinctive microbial profile — but this doesn't last long.
The most notable change may be on the "Goings On About Town" pages, which start with a more distinctive presentation of the section's opening image and include less detail on museum and show listings.
However, the somewhat conserved histidine at the start of the motif is distinctive to the SRs.
