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But in the Japanese view, which distinguishes between the ordinary and extraordinary, it is more.

Guardian journalists are unable to contribute to advertisement features, which distinguishes us from other news organisations.

There is a kitchen-table quality to sex in romance novels which distinguishes them from pornography.

That's a beautiful and profoundly true observation which distinguishes him from Haydn and Beethoven.

It was not the plot but the freshess of treatment which distinguished this work.

Demetriou, leaping between creations in his socks, has the fearlessness which distinguishes the best character actors.

Parents and teachers already get marks – level five, level four, level three – which distinguish one pupil from another.

The ethical standards which distinguish journalism from tittle-tattle or malicious gossip are set out clearly in the editors' code.

These people tweet in the open, using their real names, which distinguishes them from all the nom-de-plumage.

Mr. Wall directed the justice to a 1997 decision, Hudson v. United States, which distinguished between the two.

The only thing they have in common, and which distinguishes them from Ukip, is some degree of anti-Semitism.