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distinguishing

adjective as in distinctive

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Daly didn’t indicate support for a move in December and focused on distinguishing temporary price effects from longer-term changes in the economy.

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The court may find a middle ground, allowing some tariffs under the act but imposing limits on their use, distinguishing between broad and fentanyl-related levies.

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"Only secreted proteins can migrate inside the plant and be transported to the aboveground parts. Therefore, this seems to be the distinguishing factor between low-pollution and high-pollution plant varieties," Inui explains.

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Despite challenges in distinguishing genuine thermal signals from unrelated processes, the researchers obtained highly precise measurements.

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“For months we have stressed the importance of distinguishing the things we can control and the things we can’t control,” Carney said.

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