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Which means there’s at least one team thriving now with a distinctly Belichickan flavor—but it’s the Patriots, not North Carolina.

The cause of the fire could very well turn out to be something unfortunate and distinctly nonpolitical.

Queuing for "pleasurable activities" - like shopping for luxury items, a bargain, or delicious food - creates a "distinctly different" feeling to queuing for something more mundane like buying your groceries, she says.

I think the experience of briefly having an eating disorder and fighting my way out of it — that felt distinctly female, and cutting the cord on that felt like I became a woman.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York, has offered a parallel but distinctly spiritual message.