There are none of those wide distinctions of education and ignorance, wealth and poverty, master and servant, which are the products of our civilisation".
The formerly wide distinctions among the candidates on trade are a blurring now that Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, who wanted an international minimum wage, has left the race and the campaign of Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, who has accused his opponents of flirting with protectionism, has stalled.
That divide has translated today into a wide class distinction, as Uzbeks have prospered and now own many of the businesses in southern Kyrgyzstan, which has engendered resentment.
It is interesting to note the geochronologically wide age distinctions among these species, ranging from the Late Permian to Middle Jurassic.
The experiments show wide-ranging distinctions in soot reactivity (up to 162 °C).
wide-area qualitative distinction between stable and unstable areas and (ii).
However, conditions under which the two inferences are equivalent have not been set out, and in the wider literature the distinction seems to be less well recognized.
"It's a stark distinction of wide versus tall.
(We turn to the distinction between wide and narrow reflective equilibrium shortly).
At the school-wide assembly celebrating this distinction, the principal offered her perfunctory congratulation to the rest of us on a successful year, worried about alienating those who didn't focus on math or science.
The relatively high rates of psychotic-like experiences at a community-wide level suggests a distinction between these phenomena and clinical psychotic disorders, which have much lower prevalence rates.
