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distinguishing

adjective as in distinctive

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The appeal, adds Dela Cruz, is furthermore a reaction to our digital age’s profound sense of disconnection and our difficulty distinguishing truth from fiction.

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"The lying ruins the distinguishing factor between different businesses. It takes the credibility away from family-run businesses that have been here for so long," he said.

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There’s been less attention, however, on one of the most prominent features distinguishing them from other misogynist online movements: the role of religious beliefs.

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But not before distinguishing herself as a notably reprehensible candidate.

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Nextdoor first launched a private social network in the U.S. for neighborhoods in 2011, distinguishing itself from Facebook, where people connect to friends and family.

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