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Catholic leaders often distinguish this from Protestant and evangelical approaches, which can include more active outreach.

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"It was a very involved process recording all the unique body structures that distinguish it from the other four species of Physalia," says first author Chanikarn Yongstar.

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Mr. Albertus is a professor of political science at the University of Chicago and a distinguished scholar of land redistribution.

Newby, determined to distinguish himself in a crowded field, nonetheless sought and got the endorsement of the state Republican Party, meeting with each member of the executive committee personally and emphasizing his conservative beliefs.

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What distinguishes Mr. Zipperstein’s volume—composed with the tact of a historian who has read the archives and the novels with equal care—is how deliberately it resists the temptations that have undone earlier efforts.

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