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The work and pensions secretary has said on several occasions she will bring forward her own proposals – distinct from the last government.

As a person in his late 70s — Danson is 76 — one would say that Charles is a fish only half out of water in this environment; in his erect bearing and chiseled-profile, lead-actor handsomeness, he remains subtly distinct from his peers.

The third installment, “Venom: The Last Dance,” rounds out the trio of films, which are both straight-faced and irreverent, creating a campy tone all their own, distinct from the more self-serious superheroes or the sarcastically self-referential ones.

The hazards of long-term sea-level rise are distinct from those associated with disaster recovery, which comes with rebuilt, functioning infrastructure and a sense of returning to normal.

The British government has argued that the refugee convention is not in force on Biot because it is "constitutionally distinct" from the UK, though it is administered from the Foreign Office in London.