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The work on view from the 80's is less distinctive.

But his looks were distinctive and very much of my father's family.

At the same time they should be distinctive and easy to remember.

She had the most distinctive voice of any woman he'd ever known.

Number 63, which was near the middle, had nothing distinctive about it.

That's why someone's voice on a phone has a distinctive sound.

He was watching for a car of distinctive foreign make.

But I have a distinctive voice that always seems to give me away.

In short, she is looking for people who have something distinctive to offer.

Among companies in personal care, each has tried to create its own distinctive look.

Each film he's worked on has a distinctive sound, and this one will be no different.

She said many parents were looking for distinctive summer programs that would help their children stand out.

But when she's good, as here, she is distinctive of voice.

But that does create its own distinctive set of problems.

That distinctive feel has a lot to do with its weight.

In this early work, one can hear the author's distinctive voice.

But a few others are coming up with new ways to appear distinctive.

For the same reason, more than 30 distinctive trees will not be cut down.

Instead, their father tried hard to give them distinctive first names.

It has a distinctive sound which can be heard quite clearly during performance.

They had a distinctive look about them that takes you into a world that's very different from the rest of the film.

But these young people also face a host of distinctive problems.

But the children never seem to forget what makes them distinctive.

But they were getting ahead, each through their own distinctive strategy.

But along the way they began to turn themselves into distinctive figures.