It was also felt that the Committee should draw attention to the distinctive character conferred on it by the Convention under which it had been established.

'Cause he's a very remarkable fellow. Yes, a very remarkable fellow.

Glasses of that type give your face a very interesting difference.

Distinct

Dreadful.

quot 3. A place name ..., a family name, a given name or the name of a personality or character or a distinctive name of a cultural nature

That's good.

The marking shall be of a distinct and durable character and shall at least be visible to a person who is about to enter the perimeter marked area.

Tom is very special.

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So this is very surprising.

What is going on over there? I'll let you know when you've grown.

Okay. Today, I'll hug you a lot.

Really? I'll cook something special

No, no!

Good furniture in these parts.

It also proposes including a requirement that the marking and fencing be of a distinct and durable character and that all MOTAPM in a perimeter marked area be cleared before the area is abandoned.

The man was incredibly curious.

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nothing new, surely!

Nothing special.

Is today a special day

You're face is memorable enough.

And say, These ones are good ones.

And the man was incredibly curious.

There's nothing special about them.

So that by itself is kind of cool

You say you're going to make yourself special to me?

I heard that you went around telling everyone that I was a special person to you?

You are someone special.

Your box is nicely placed.

Nice style, the boy.

Is that dreadful of me?

Look at her posture it's remarkable.

It was nothing special.

And this is an extraordinary thing, right?

Nothing special too.

It's a little quirky and silly.

And I put something together really special.