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Business-as-Usual is Not Distinguishable -- It is impossible to determine whether a particular project would not have happened but for the additional incentive provided by the offset payments (i.e., would not have ― happened anyway).
Steve Valk: As Cap and Trade Dies, It's Time To Bury Offsets With It 2010
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Business-as-Usual is Not Distinguishable -- It is impossible to determine whether a particular project would not have happened but for the additional incentive provided by the offset payments (i.e., would not have ― happened anyway).
Steve Valk: As Cap and Trade Dies, It's Time To Bury Offsets With It 2010
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Distinguishable jewellery stores over the net and buying at malls now existing form of heart bangles aims that can be worn on all specific occasion passim the year.
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Distinguishable from other slow-worms by its high scale count at mid-body (Arnold et al. 1992), cephallonica is now deemed distinct enough from other slow-worms to warrant specific status (as Anguis cephallonica, and not A. cephallonicus* as often stated), so nowadays there are actually two slow-worm species.
Archive 2006-05-01 Darren Naish 2006
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Distinguishable even from Flossy -- from Flossy, who had slighted and then reviled her!
Unleavened Bread Robert Grant 1896
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“If speech it may be called, that speech is none Distinguishable in number, mood, or tense,” is understood with no very laborious application. '
Life of Johnson Boswell, James, 1740-1795 1887
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Distinguishable from afar by unusual height in proportion to its breadth within, the church of Saint Hubert had an atmosphere, a daylight, to itself.
Gaston de Latour; an unfinished romance Walter Pater 1866
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Distinguishable molecules-those with different spins-are freer to cozy up.,
Scientific American 2010
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How much staff are paid is then determined based on how the AFL is going and the value of each employee contribution, or as the website puts it in the strange and beautiful language of the management consultant: "Distinguishable differences in remuneration are aligned to the relative performance of the business, assets and individuals."
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Distinguishable molecules-those with different spins-are freer to cozy up.,
Scientific American 2010
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