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a composite race their most	distinct	elements being pictish gaelic and
a composite race their most	distinct	elements being pictish gaelic anglian
not as switching between two	distinct	dialects but as a highly
o a leid is satisfied	distinct	dialects occurrin within thi leid
agglomerating words from the quite	distinct	dialects of the shetlands the
my plea that separate and	distinct	dialects such as that of
locality names or those for	distinct	geographical features derive from gaelic
and remote communities have their	distinct	needs reflected across the range
has plans to introduce a	distinct	scheme to promote safety improvements
has plans to introduce a	distinct	scheme to promote safety improvements
these terms must have had	distinct	and mutually understood contemporary meanings
it would hold separate and	distinct	proceedings if the national proceedings
of incomers bringing their own	distinct	linguistic influences with them as
the point that there are	distinct	patterns of linguistic behaviours which
do you feel yourself kinda	distinct	fae aberdeen m1042: well i
and the pronunciation s quite	distinct	there kinda pal isn t
who wrote not without a	distinct	element of sectarian malice as
but seeing a whole and	distinct	range came later thus the
criminal justice system is very	distinct	from the english criminal justice
needs to be seen as	distinct	from the format or distinctive
sure public authorities recognise the	distinct	needs of people with disabilities
scots and english being two	distinct	if related tongues but it
i gave that firm a	distinct	body swerve and moved to
non departmental public body as	distinct	from a public body that
legal documents it was quite	distinct	from the english of the
the scottish court and quite	distinct	from the english of the
s quite a quite a	distinct	one i think m865: yeah
that it takes account of	distinct	scottish circumstances so what is
light of a scottish as	distinct	from an english or british
of evolution into a language	distinct	from english was arrested in
will the scottish recommendations be	distinct	from the english ones or
windows but there is a	distinct	lack of choice as far
the unwary there are several	distinct	reasons for this the first
sector although that sector is	distinct	from the voluntary sector they
make the system eh discrete	distinct	eh the forehannd pynt a
from the radio each note	distinct	like falling raindrops despite my
issues they must understand the	distinct	experiences that women have had
is now seen as a	distinct	national language rather than a
home and school are two	distinct	languages in other words the
s potential comes from its	distinct	characteristics and values it engages
making a remedial order as	distinct	from taking any other action
and resolved first that is	distinct	from the question of enforcement
echr compliant that is a	distinct	point it is our duty
scots should be considered a	distinct	language or merely a dialect
the plots of each are	distinct	but come together during the
about and they have the	distinct	advantage too of having their
they could not be more	distinct	but intellectually perhaps they re
health it could remain a	distinct	operation or it could be
learning such as matching provide	distinct	cognitive benefits for the bilingual
that they are in a	distinct	country there will be no
per cent increase there were	distinct	rumbles of disapproval the culture
monitoring group there are three	distinct	types of financial implication and
a particular occasion people have	distinct	feelings about various codes they
the scottish government is a	distinct	entity independent of the political

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