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• Fact and opinion, news and rumor flowed together indistinguishably.
• In practice, the terms nullification and interposition often have been used indistinguishably.
• A bigger number of winners is possible if teams gain indistinguishably similar number of points.
• In practice, nullification and interposition often have been confused, and sometimes have been used indistinguishably.
• To what level of detail would we need to model for the synthetic brain to behave indistinguishably from the real brain?
• This is the world of 2032, where the line between flesh and technology has shrunk so the two are indistinguishably close.
• Unlike most squid, which have two long tentacles and eight shorter arms, the new squid's arms and tentacles are indistinguishably long.
• Moreover, the characters are hard to tell apart; except for the principal characters, most of them sound indistinguishably nasty, brutish and short.
• Not the silly kinetic sculptures, which are technological antiques, quaint and ridiculous, nor many of the geometric abstractions, which look indistinguishably bland.
• But the telling is pure Stone, all anguished confrontation and gnashing of teeth, to a point where the primal scream blurs indistinguishably with the urge to laugh out loud.
• But like a man living permanently in another country, knowing its language and customs, becoming indistinguishably a part of it, I nevertheless carried hidden things that remained forever foreign.
• In practice, Sevendust, Coal Chamber, Kilgore and Limp Bizkit, all of whom played the festival, make indistinguishably leaden songs that are all about the constant whomping downstroke.
• What should one make of the fact that in W . G . Sebald's fiction, all the characters seem indistinguishably Sebaldian : melancholic, elegiacal, ill-starred?
• And it will acknowledge, perhaps without meaning to, that the lives that were lost on Sept . 11 are indistinguishably mingled with the history of that morning and of that place.
• After a series of failed restorations, Mobile-area artist David Riall was hired to restore the church, using research and experimentation to indistinguishably match the Tziouvaras's original work.
• *Kubutz and Shuruk are pronounced indistinguishably in modern Hebrew and for this reason there is reason to be skeptical as far as the association of Kubutz with Hod rather than Yesod and vice versa.
• However, " English participants tended to think of themselves as indistinguishably English or British, while both Scottish and Welsh participants identified themselves much more readily as Scottish or Welsh than as British ".
• Barrett's compositional techniques, which derive equally and indistinguishably from serial, stochastic and intuitive methods, have since the mid-1980s made extensive use of computer programs he has developed himself (; ).
• The Prussian police, indeed, developed an almost superhuman capacity for detecting optants : and since these pariahs were mingled indistinguishably with the mass of the people, no household and no business was safe from official inquisition.
• Ironically, when the so-called legitimate press veers indistinguishably close to the behavior of the so-called paparazzi, the subjects of abuse are as apt to be the poor as they are the Kennedys or the Clintons.