Moreover, he and Srihari found nothing to distinguish the bogey-eaters from the others, and they neglected to ask them why they did it.

此外，他和斯里赫里发现不出吃食鼻涕的人与其他人的区别，可是他们忽视了问吃鼻涕的人是为了什么才去吃它。

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That is why this exam, calibrated to distinguish between reflexes and real cognition, is so important.

这就是为什么这项测试这么重要的原因，因为它较准确地区分条件反射和真正的认知。

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This is an understandable, even desirable, idea—if investors never lost money on sovereign bonds, why bother to distinguish among countries according to their credit rating?

这是一个可以理解的，也是深受欢迎的建议---如果投资者在主权债券上从来没有遭受损失，那么为什么还烦扰于根据他们的信用评级来区分这些国家呢？

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To see why, it helps to distinguish between two sorts of change.

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This would explain why the Romney campaign has chosen to attempt to distinguish the report from their plan (although there little to distinguish the Romney-Ryan Medicare plan from the model studied by Kaiser) rather than attack the findings of the Kaiser Family Foundation report.

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