An individual's free expression can stimulate a more distinctive kind of exchange and will, in turn, lead to more distinctive ways of exchanging views.
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Subsequent experiments replicated this effect and found that the more distinctive the cue, the more powerful the memory boost; a plush alien is more distinctive than a placard, for example.
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What's perhaps more distinctive is the source of the funding.
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At TNT, you're going to start seeing more distinctive voice dramas.
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We are making the brands more distinctive, more relevant and easier.
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In fact China's film world is becoming more distinctive and self-confident.
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But the difference in price would go toward a more distinctive wine.
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Parents are seeking out more distinctive ones, or different spellings of old favourites.
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If they are intriguing to you, even more distinctive, complex expressions await exploration.
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But while Dumbo offers stimulating sights, its soundscape may be even more distinctive.
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A look at some of the more distinctive flourishes in the director's work.
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Even Apple's bright white EarPods and AirPods, as basic as they are, are more distinctive.
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It is more distinctive to be a stickler for convention or a flouter of it.
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Messenger's designers realized it was time for their app to get a more distinctive look.
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Grilled in the same fashion, smoky limes have an even more distinctive flavor than lemons.
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Richer consumers are increasingly looking for more distinctive, local products rather than mass-market brands.
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Yet the whites, made primarily if not entirely of carricante, may be even more distinctive.
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Some collectors find smaller fairs in Dallas and Brussels to be more distinctive and approachable.
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The more distinctive the vineyard, and the more narrowly circumscribed, the more prized the wine.
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In fact, don't be hugely surprised if this eventually gets released with a more distinctive title.
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Certainly Stadia is more distinctive than stadium and less copyright-fraught than Colosseum or the like.
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How can a show based on an old movie be more distinctive than an original production?
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But his show has become more distinctive than ever, doubling down on comedy for comedy's sake.
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The second, borrowed from the French FN, is to give the AfD a sharper, more distinctive face.
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Plenty of works of fiction have used disorders to make their rogues' gallery more distinctive and striking.
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Doreen — who at some point changed her name to the more distinctive Drue — did not attend college.
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That diversity makes for a stronger and more daring show, and a rarer and more distinctive future.
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But the writing tends to be more distinctive than in her apprentice fiction of the same period.
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GREEN "Tootsie" hits many of the same marks for me and is, in some ways, more distinctive.
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While the original models looked a fair bit like Formula 1 clones, the new ones are more distinctive.
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Even more distinctive is the link between that sound, and the Paul's inspirations—people like D'Angelo and Prince.
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The white paper also calls on the BBC not to focus on ratings but on being more "distinctive".
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The story echoes Peter Pan, but with more distinctive and capable Lost Boys, with their own unique powers.
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The government's current demand is that the BBC produce material that is "more distinctive" from the commercial market.
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"We are putting greater emphasis on our publications and some of our more distinctive merchandise," Mr. Weiss said.
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But if you're willing to spend a lot of money, Twitter offers some services that are more distinctive.
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Conversely, some of Sanders's more distinctive signature ideas would almost certainly depress labor force participation even in a sympathetic view.
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If you're looking for something more distinctive, all-in-one website building and hosting platforms like Squarespace, Wix and Wordpress.
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Meanwhile, Santana and Rubin had decided that the new album would be more distinctive if it used female vocals instead.
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But our critic says that his show has become more distinctive than ever, doubling down on comedy for comedy's sake.
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But pulling that off is not so easy, as many composers with more distinctive and complex musical voices have discovered.
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We like: The design-forward details and historic 1920s style which feel far more distinctive than nearby global chain hotel options.
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But if you are curious and want to drink better, more distinctive wines, the slightly higher price is money well spent.
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"Ivanka is a much more distinctive and much less intrinsically likable name: That 'ank' syllable is not very attractive," she tells Refinery29.
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The pinging sound -- the justice apparently has decided against a more distinctive ringtone -- occurred near the beginning of Bristol-Myers Squibb v.
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Democratic and Republican voters today hold far more distinctive views across a wide range of issues than they did in the past.
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The French Open luxuriates in its own laws of physics and playlists of tactics that make it more distinctive than even Wimbledon.
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More distinctive performances are given by Gary Cole as the hotel's pragmatic owner, and by Norbert Leo Butz as a preening, theatrical surgeon.
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But the short filmography of this New York-based artist is more distinctive than the aggregated accomplishments of many who are more prolific.
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The steak is a darker red color and has a much more distinctive, gamey flavor, like nothing else I have ever tried before.
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But since Periscope launched first in March 2015 and has a more distinctive name, it's what's become synonymous with real-time mobile video broadcasting.
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More distinctive are the 150-seat theater, home to a cabaret-style show on weekends, and a pristine 100,000-square-foot swath of beach.
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And much like Horns, it's an adaptation of a book that had a stronger, more distinctive idea of how to handle the same material.
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Interestingly, it was generic fruitiness that people found to be an issue rather than the more distinctive qualities of syrah that can be polarizing.
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She also boasts one of the more distinctive looks in the industry, often sporting a haircut that has one side of her head shaved close.
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Around that time, in 1978, he introduced the Michaele Vollbracht Collection (thinking the final e in Michaele was more distinctive, though he later dropped it).
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The novel's far more distinctive and well-wrought character is Sarah Fagan, the Sydney cabdriver who picks up Docherty at the airport upon his return.
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But his more distinctive songs drew on bubu, music heard at celebrations during Sierra Leone's Independence Day carnival and during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
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Heightened security measures have made the section less rowdy and more family friendly, and have prevented fans from carrying in some of their more distinctive flair.
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Traditional jewelers still would engrave a name or sentiment into a gold disk or bangle or ring, but anything more distinctive was not easy to find.
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After all, what could be more distinctive than a timepiece with red earth from the outback in its crown, or a case made with Australian rock?
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After all, what could be more distinctive than a timepiece with red earth from the outback in its crown, or a case made with Australian rock?
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In keeping with its move toward more distinctive solar offerings, Tesla has said it plans to roll out a line of solar roof tiles later this year.
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A worthwhile Armada adaptation needs to follow the same course by making the plot more distinctive and creative and finding more resonant elements in its simplistic characters.
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As the name implies, this isn't a real car — rather, it's a design study that gestures toward "a bolder, more distinctive future" for the brand's upcoming models.
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SO THAT MEANS AN ELEVATED NIKE EXPERIENCE, MORE DISTINCTIVE EXPERIENCE WHERE THE BRAND AND THE PRODUCT IS CELEBRATED, THE STORY TELLING IS ROBUST AND CLEAR AND COMPELLING.
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The premier cru is a step up from village wine because the Clos des Myglands vineyard is deemed to have the potential for expressing more distinctive characteristics.
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Kyoto Animation (often abbreviated KyoAni) gets more distinctive results than most studios in part because unlike in much of the Japanese animation industry, its animators are salaried employees.
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The more distinctive a product, and the higher the barriers to entry, the more its seller resembles the nasty monopolies of the textbooks: raising prices and gouging profits.
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"Ivanka is a much more distinctive and much less intrinsically likable name [than Melania]: That 'ank' syllable is not very attractive," Pamela Redmond Satran, author and cofounder of Nameberry.
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Instead, one iPhone model will be wrapped entirely in glass, à la the Samsung Galaxy S7, in a move to make it more "distinctive," Catcher Technology's CEO said.
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For example, the types of moss that are more amorphous with less defined forms of growth were harder to identify than those that had a more distinctive shape.
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Given the similarities in name, it would also be fair to assume that this is a relatively minor update — otherwise it should have gotten a more distinctive name.
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Or the more distinctive later "Annunciation" of 214-22003, in which the scene is set against a magnificent gray background, with the angel standing on a massive cloud.
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On the right side, at the corner of Vanderbilt Avenue, is one of the more distinctive homes in the area, the yellow Joseph Steele house from the mid-18813s.
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They come in classic white or shiny teal blue, since "blue isn't as formal as black but is still smart — with teal being more distinctive than navy," he said.
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The very nature of that premise, however, requires something more distinctive than "Locke & Key" delivers, which has a very young-adult feel to it, for good and (mostly) ill.
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Germaine Dulac, a French filmmaker best known for the surrealistic effusions of "The Seashell and the Clergyman," reveals a more distinctive sensibility in "The Smiling Madame Beudet," from 1923.
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The people around her are a little more distinctive, but only because they have entirely conventional roles to fulfill, more like video game avatars than flesh-and-blood beings.
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The scrubby foothills of these peaks produce some of the more distinctive wines of the region, like this one, made mostly of syrah, with grenache and a bit of mourvèdre.
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Ireland would need to create a more distinctive brand for its beef, notes Dan O'Brien, of the Institute of International and European Affairs, and "try flogging Irish Cheddar cheese to the French".
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This film could have been smarter or more distinctive, but it remains a generally good-natured comedy about the trials of being a teenager — albeit one with a lot of severed limbs.
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That's a little more expensive than the original model's $649 starting price, but at least you're getting double the amount of storage and a much more distinctive looking phone for your money.
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Cohen says he plans a more distinctive route by filing for a conventional initial public offering before the end of this year, to list shares on a small-cap public stock exchange.
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"Insecure" will be compared with other new comedies with black creators and stars, like Donald Glover's "Atlanta" (darker in tone and more distinctive) and Nicole Byer's "Loosely Exactly Nicole" (lighter and zanier).
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Chris Mullane, a 68-year-old Auckland resident who fought in the Vietnam War and was later stationed at Fort Benning in Georgia, agreed that the country needed a more distinctive flag.
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The most innovative, daringly different hit projects face two major downsides: the backers are going to want sequels, and the more distinctive a project is, the higher the difficulty level on that sequel.
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Rather than fetishizing a particular flower or color, their focus is on composition — the more distinctive, the better — a clear departure from the tidy, symmetrical centerpieces that defined the early 2000s floral aesthetic.
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After decades of social mobility, that residue is now more distinctive, it is those who are not willing to grab the ring, but rather to remain in the hometown and fear change and others.
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Even if you're not familiar with The Killing Joke, you may well recognize moments of this trailer as some of the more distinctive images that have floated out of the graphic novel and into pop culture.
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The glass interrupted the tower's pulled-taffy proportions, and spoiled what was even more distinctive than the broken pediment: the supersized Italianate portico, facing Madison Avenue, with its semicircular arches and big, quasi-ecclesiastical rose window.
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Much of the riesling back then was intended for bulk or fortified wines and grown for quantity in places that were often too warm for the grape, which offers more distinctive, complex expressions in cool climates.
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LONDON — The British government presented its plans for the future of the British Broadcasting Corporation on Thursday, urging the publicly funded broadcaster to be more "distinctive" in its programming, while transforming and consolidating how the BBC is governed.
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The answer from Mr. VandeHei and like-minded news executives is yes, but it's incumbent upon news organizations to do a better job with them — make them shorter and more distinctive, with data and striking visual presentation. Understood.
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"I love standing down here alone to enjoy this," continued Mr. Feuerle, a German art collector whose private museum was one of the more distinctive attractions of the sixth annual Berlin Art Week, which closed on Sept. 28.
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Still more distinctive are premier cru wines, from particular vineyards within villages that have the potential to produce better wines, and, at the top, the grand crus, which receive no village designation because the vineyards themselves are so singular.
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One of the more distinctive settings will be the par-4, 488-yard finishing hole, played from an elevated tee that favors a right-to-left ball flight on the drive and left-to-right shot on the approach.
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At the Morgan, pieces premised on driving rhythmic verve and timbral relationships (like "Douce dame jolie") were made more distinctive by coming next to compositions that created drama through dryly absurdist theatrical recitations ("Landscaping for Privacy") or dreamy counterpoint ("Lullaby").
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Over the past 13 years, the series has evolved from a playground of first-person shooter mayhem to something far more distinctive: A collection of deep, difficult, often political games that served as meditations on violence as much as enactments of violence itself.
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"For both the U.S. and international business, sustainable improvements in sales growth will remain a slow build as we update and reposition the asset base and make the messaging more distinctive," Yum Brands CEO Greg Creed told analysts on the conference call.
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"For both the U.S. and international (Pizza Hut) business, sustainable improvements in sales growth will remain a slow build as we update and reposition the asset base and make the messaging more distinctive," Chief Executive Officer Greg Creed said on a conference call.
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"Dannemora" feels like the more distinctive tale, even if it unfolds at what initially feels like a snail's pace, painstakingly recounting the 2015 escape of Richard Matt (Benicio Del Toro) and David Sweat (Paul Dano) from the Clinton Correctional Facility in New York.
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Books by John Pomfret and Leslie Chang may offer more distinctive or insightful introductions to the dislocation caused by China's rapid development, but Schmitz's eye for scenes and ear for dialogue give an immediacy to his stories that more expository works often lack.
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That said, the climbing documentary "Free Solo" and its dizzying visuals feels more distinctive, although frankly, two omitted movies -- the Mr. Rogers doc "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" and separated-at-birth story "Three Identical Strangers" -- would have topped either of them.
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After Jones pushed Lewis to find a more distinctive voice, "The Taste of Country Cooking" was born, which would become Lewis's most significant cookbook, expanding on her Southern roots and how she would grow, harvest and cook what they planted in Freetown.
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I think something where there's a rethink of the charter and agreement, so that it's deregulated to a certain extent, we're trusted to create a more distinctive BBC and then the regulation only comes if we fail to live up to our obligations.
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There were Salford fans who were not best pleased when the club's image underwent an overhaul under the ownership of the Class of '92, but with its hexagonal shape and interpretive design the new badge is, in fairness, considerably more distinctive than its predecessor.
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Her music has only gotten better and more distinctive since then, and her latest album, "Lune Rouge," is a delightful tumble through hip-hop, EDM, pop and much more, with vocalists including MNDR, Isaiah Rashad and Yuna taking on Tokimonsta's inventively laid-back beats.
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"We've got a new agency, ... the team is all over it, and I think you will see us going forward with what I'll call sharper and more distinctive advertising and communication around this compelling value that we offer," Creed said on an earnings conference call Wednesday.
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Moonlight is the more daringly conceived movie and the more distinctive achievement, what with its tripartite narrative, its themes of homosexuality and race, and its often poetic air of detachment, as if a high, thin cloud named Terrence Malick were casting its shadow onto the landscape.
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But Reservoir Dogs is remembered in part for its stylishness, and I'd rather see the studio go out on a limb and design something more distinctive than a series of generically "cool" '90s tough guys — or at least give them less screen time if that's not possible.
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It might not have been a calculated move, but between the election and now, Colbert has gradually cranked things up to 11 on the anger scale, instead of starting there back when The Late Show debuted — and it's made his turn into outright ferocity much more distinctive.
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And, as summer has drawn to a close, a clutch of new comedies has arrived ahead of the fall season — "Atlanta" and "Better Things" on FX, "Fleabag" and "One Mississippi" on Amazon and "High Maintenance" on HBO — that promises to be more distinctive and thought-provoking than autumn's offerings ("Transparent" notwithstanding).
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The two other apartments were bought together by Bezos in May for $353 million and it would not be surprising if they were combined with the penthouse to make an even larger and more distinctive property, says Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, a real estate appraisal firm that was not involved in the sale.
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"It is absurd to hold," as Aristotle put it, "that a man should be ashamed of being unable to defend himself with his limbs, but of not being able to defend himself with speech and reason when the use of rational speech is more distinctive of human beings than the use of his limbs" (1355b1-4).
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