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It is after this, though, that the going will become distinctly more exacting with seeded players such as Spain's Tommy Robredo, Richard Gasquet of France and Rafael Nadal, the man of the moment, lined up to test his mettle.

Recently, however, senior officers have become distinctly more upbeat.

On the ground, features become distinctly individual and the relief seems more prominent.

"The economic situation has become distinctly less favorable" since last summer, he told the House Financial Services Committee.

However, in my relatively recent role as eco-campaigner, their presence has become distinctly more sinister.

That, as the war progressed, "the contest would become distinctly an anti-slavery one," and the tariff fable finally forgotten.

But sitting on the fence becomes increasingly uncomfortable as events unfold, and the vibes from Washington have become distinctly colder over the past 24 hours.

Secretary of Commerce Hoover has become distinctly more prominent".

However, the subject may become distinctly aware of the objects in the room and their features in the following moments.

Things could become distinctly grisly, particularly for the prospering middle-class who are meant to be Cameron's firmest supporters.

At the same time concern about overpopulation, which was widespread when the film was made, has become distinctly unfashionable.