We're all thought to have something very distinctive, if not peculiar.

Do you have a laminated badge, Eleanor?

No, I don't have a badge.

Steve Huey of Allmusic commented in his review of the song that MTV jumped all over the visually distinctive video.

Eleanor, I'm sorry, do you have a laminated badge?

She put a red ribbon on her umbrella as a mark.

IRPT chose blue as their party colour in 2010.

Language continues to be seen as a marker of identity.

All of these are productive, but each has a distinctive role.

Indigo dye is an organic compound with a distinctive blue color (see indigo).

What is a distinctive approach to generating jobs in post conflict situations?

A retro KTron theme with a distinctive touch of early 50s.

And it will be characterized by partnerships between government, the private sector, and civil society.

Now, a hallmark of computer programs is just this kind of sensitivity to small changes.

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Military Merit red distinctive (Kingdom of Spain, 04 05 1910).

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Naval Merit white distinctive (Kingdom of Spain, 10 10 1923).

For those that oppose the madcap development that has become the AKP's trademark on environmental and heritage grounds, 2015 could prove a very significant year.

The raising of the eyebrows, at least momentarily, is the most distinctive and predictable sign of surprise.

Now I'm going to focus on cancer because angiogenesis is a hallmark of cancer, every type of cancer.

The pursuit of individual attainment is the hallmark of our time, eclipsing the collective dimension of human destiny.

Another point at issue which is important concerns deer. I do not want to go into all the details of farmdeer and wild deer in deer parks, and so on.

The film depicts a match that became a signature event in the Cold War between Russia and the United States.

The few surfaces not covered by signs are often clad in a distinctive, dark green gray, striated aluminum siding.

Thankfully, in a few minutes, I saw the signature hive like rash appear on my legs, which is a side effect of the medication, and I knew I'd be okay.

Two of the eight are unique in design the giant white Vimy Memorial and the distinctive brooding soldier at the Saint Julien Memorial.

The series features a large cast of distinctively quirky characters designed by numerous different artists, the most notable of which include Charles Zembillas and Joe Pearson.

Although Haig became known for his distinctive and pioneering bebop style, he in fact spent much of his career playing in non jazz contexts.

It's very, very, very important.

They're very, very stiff. They stretch very, very little.

That's really, really, really short.

Very long subject very long subject very long subject very long subject very long subject very long

So again, it was very, very popular and very, very useful.

Very, very obsessive.

It also provides a distinctive sign for use in price lists and other documents including monetary values which may be of particular help during the transition phase .

This active and searching conversation, the hallmark of a democratic polity, is the best hope for better decisions by governments, both at home and abroad.

Although much of Chad's distinctiveness comes from this diversity of influences, since independence the diversity has also been an obstacle to the creation of a national identity.

New developments in the way whole nations watch soap operas also suggest that the entertainment medium could even highlight a new direction for globalization, in general. For years, Latin America has been the world's quintessential producer and exporter of soap operas, enjoying commercial success both inside and outside the region.

Too old, too young, too scruffy, too stupid, and they won't do it.

It's really very simple.

This is very, very simple.

Very very hard.

It was just really, really frightening.

And very, very simple.

It's very, very, very detailed inside with the design.

It's very, very epic and a very beautiful concert.