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We should distinguish the big and small operators.

But perhaps we should distinguish between two types of exclusivism.

"We should distinguish between AI and machine learning.

We should distinguish carefully between illegitimate attacks on evolution and legitimate criticisms of Darwin the man.

We should distinguish between Hume's stated view and his real view.

"We should distinguish racial remarks from things that are said when players are fighting for a ball.

But we should distinguish between a woman's right to terminate her pregnancy and the government's obligation to help finance that choice.

THE PRESIDENT: Well, first of all, I think that we should distinguish between finance as the lifeblood of our economy and finance as a significant industry where we have a comparative advantage — right?

Professor Shelly Kagan: At the end of last class, I began to raise the question as to whether or not we should distinguish two questions that we would normally be inclined to run together.

Appreciating the prevalence of functional entrenchment also raises a broader set of questions about when impediments to political change should be viewed as democratically pathological and how we should distinguish entrenchment from ordinary democratic politics.

FIRST, their paper says, we should distinguish between financial markets — where institutions lend money, trade securities and make investments — and the real economy, where people trade goods and services.