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King's short stories now regularly crop up there, set in the same distinguished font as Updike's.

There I earned a warm "Buenos Días" and a courtly half bow from the same distinguished, leonine, white-jacketed waiter I'd had the mornings before.

Let (Delta _+^flat = Delta _+ times _Delta Delta ^flat ), and note that the embedding (lambda :Delta rightarrow Delta _+) extends to an embedding begin{aligned} lambda ^flat :Delta ^flat rightarrow Delta _+^flat end{aligned} (6.22 that adds a new initial element to an ordinal [n], but keeps the same distinguished element l.

Let be a map defined so that each meridian, for, is carried homeomorphically onto a same distinguished meridian of the range 2-sphere containing, and each of the tracks covers once the sphere, always in the same direction, which is chosen according to the orientation of, so that is a map of degree.

They had the same transparency that distinguished "Interventions" and other recent productions such as "Mosaic" and "Sound Fields" (which has a surprise B-flat-major ending).

The maps of heights are shown on the left-hand side; the same maps with distinguished grain boundaries are shown on the right-hand side.

From antiquity till the Renaissance, the spotted and striped hyena were either assumed to be the same species, or distinguished purely on geographical, rather than physical grounds.

When the work was performed at the Théâtre de l'Athénée on 13 December 1867 it was a great success, and the Revue et Gazette Musicale's critic lavished particular praise on Bizet's act: "Nothing could be more stylish, smarter and, at the same time, more distinguished".

'He still looks the same of course: that distinguished, grey unflorid approach.

At its best, "Waterloo Sunset" is suffused with the same sharp compassion that distinguished Davies's songwriting.

In Kentucky, the pattern is much the same: Black children in "distinguished" schools are performing about the same as white children in "needs improvement" schools.