Robert Feild, of Harvard, praised him for undermining the outworn distinction between high art and popular culture.

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Plus, in high school he received the Meritorious Distinction for Senior Thesis: Female Empowerment as a result of Microfinance Institutions in Third-World Nations.

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As Osiride, Randall Bills works hard and acquits himself with distinction but little finesse in this high, difficult role.

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It is apparent that many in the media, the public, and most disturbingly, in high places in government do not understand this distinction - or are using it for political leverage.

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Yet these details are not entirely to be trusted, and it would be a little simplistic to assume that they prove the distinction between Banville and Black, High Art and Pulp Fiction.

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The other distinction between what I call the Speedboat model which is my high-return model and earnings surprise, which is my other high-return model, is that earnings surprise is looking for a specific kind of pattern in the numbers.

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The author makes a distinction between what he calls low-trust cultures, including China and Korea, and high-trust cultures, such as Japan.

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T. bataar was slightly smaller than T. rex, which is like drawing a distinction between a city bus and a school bus: the largest known T. bataar stood ten feet high, was up to forty feet long, and had nearly six dozen huge, spiky teeth, with jaws of crushing torque.

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