原级：distinction
1. 差别：summarizing概括,总结 | distinctions差别 | preformed预先形成
2. 区别;特性：obtainable 可得到的 | distinctions 区别;特性 | bourgeoisie 资产阶级
1. The tricky theoretical distinctions and correlations between morality and laws aside, we believe that improving the rule of law is conducive to improving moral consciousness.
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2. Contemporary Chinese artists are now showing unprecedented levels of freedom in expressing their ideas, while the distinctions between different art genres have largely broken down.
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3. Other noteworthy principles laid out by the subcommittee were the elimination of any distinctions based upon sexual orientation.
4. People are making distinctions between good entertainers and good representatives, and the media should follow suit.
5. Hou Jia believes Chinese snack food makers should study US fast food outlets, despite the distinctions in healthiness.
6. Under international humanitarian law, distinctions must be made to protect civilians and civilian objects.
7. Given the increasing urban sameness amidst global economic integration, the characteristics and distinctions of community are of growing importance to community residents.
8. They rested the argument on existing legal distinctions between service providers being paid for storage and those that aren't.
9. Both scored distinctions in their second language examinations but hardly use it anymore, let alone understand it.
10. The White House strategy calls for sharpening Obama's policy explanations to American s and making more pointed distinctions with opposition Republicans.