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Meanings of distinct category in English

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Usage of distinct category in English
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Insect products should be marketed in a distinct category, Ms Payne said.
Radio NZ
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Progresso's minestrone has almost become a distinct category.
The Guardian
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In 1978, the UCI recognised corticosteroids as a distinct category and restricted their use for Olympic competition.
The Guardian
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These preliminary results support the contention that EA-AggEC may represent a distinct category of diarrheagenic E. coli.
Pubmed
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The notion of hate crimes as a distinct category of crimes departs from the general principles of criminal law.
The South African
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Carbon News editor Adelia Hallett thinks part of the problem is that climate change is treated as a distinct category of story.
Radio NZ
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As I wrote previously, marketing automation is a distinct category of products, even though highly related to sales force automation and CRM.
Reuters
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Reader response can now be scientifically broken down into four distinct categories.
The Irish Times
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Distinct categories of HCV virologic response to suppression of HIV were identified.
Pubmed
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But the picture demonstrates how blurry those seemingly distinct categories actually are.
What the dog saw: and other adventures
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American intelligence analysts tracked 90 distinct categories of information from Afghanistan.
Obama's wars
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As for his tales, he separated them into distinct categories.
The Nuts: A Christmas Story for my Children and Grandchildren
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Typically, I would say photos fall into two distinct categories.
Wired
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To aid the process, I have broken the average citizen's lifestyle-related emissions into 10 distinct categories.
The Guardian
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Travellers can be split into two distinct categories.
News.com.au
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These influences fall naturally into three distinct categories and will be treated in the three succeeding chapters.
Ireland In The New Century
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