However, both couples' other wedding portraits were much more alike.
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They remind us that we are more alike than different.
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He recognized we are more alike than we are different.
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The triplets couldn't be any more alike, Stephanie told KHOU.
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"We're way more alike than we are different," Darcourt says.
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Facebook's tentacles are starting to look more and more alike.
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With that difference disappearing, the pair look more and more alike.
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In that way, I actually think they're more alike than dissimilar.
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We are all so much more alike than we are different.
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As museums become more and more alike, the Prado's collection remains unique.
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They recognized the truth: we are more alike than we are different.
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Even so, perhaps we're more alike, us and plants, than we think.
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Facebook and YouTube are also adding features that make them more alike.
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With each passing day, Pinterest and Instagram are looking more and more alike.
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In one way, though, both products are more alike than they are different.
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We'll see if Beijing tries to make the two regions even more alike.
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Despite our very different places of residence, we were more alike than not.
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This story really brings out how people are more alike than they realize.
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In important ways, states are more alike now than they have been historically.
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My theory is that authoritarian demagogues are more alike than they are different.
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They both work in PR now, so maybe they're more alike than they think.
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"We've had people come up to us and say we look more alike now."
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The compositions are tastefully balanced; the faces and figures seem more alike than different.
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Washington (CNN)On the surface, Ann Bryant and Jennifer Gibson could not be more alike.
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Now, more than 25 years later, they have not grown more alike, only more tolerant.
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It reminds us — repeatedly — that 'We are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike.
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I would like to see us recover our sense that we are more alike that difference.
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After all, North and Saint West are growing cuter, and even more alike, by the day.
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Although the two apps seem unrelated, Wroblewski says they are more alike than it may seem.
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Once I take away the political titles and terms, I realize we couldn't be more alike.
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Here, despite their evident differences, the Obama and Trump administrations have proven more alike than not.
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But they struck me as more alike than different, both of them exhibitionists to the core.
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Counties are also becoming more alike in the opportunities they provide children to advance in life.
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Crawford, too, wore a little black dress, and the mother-daughter duo couldn't have looked more alike.
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As nations grow ever more alike, it gets easier for groups to forge common cause across nations.
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Locked in the library, they learn that despite their high school cliques, they're more alike than different.
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Despite their varying approaches, months on the trail have revealed two candidates as more alike than not.
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While there are technical/performance differences between the platforms, they're more alike than different from a UX perspective.
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It took years for me to learn that my parents and I were more alike than I realized.
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I was more alike these women than I'd known, and it changed how I watched the whole show.
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I want to bring this country together again, show us that we are more alike than we [think].
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Even more alike than we thought Our findings challenge previous research, and assumptions, about apes' theory of mind abilities.
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Katz thanked Cabán on Tuesday and acknowledged the reassured voters that she and Cabán are more alike than not.
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"We're really more alike than people would guess, even though Jet's 'younger and cooler,' some might say," McMillon said.
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Generally, Muslim men and women were more alike in their levels of piety than were male and female Christians.
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As the two begin to look more and more alike, opposition to Soros has become a key bridge point.
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"Another reason, which is certainly a contributor, is cities are becoming more alike," said Andrew Chamberlain, chief economist at Glassdoor.
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More broadly, when we put things into a category, research has found, they actually become more alike in our minds.
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People in each party now share more similar views on issues and they are more alike in race and ethnicity.
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"On issues that matter, like climate change, we are more alike than we think," according to one of the ads.
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On issues that matter, like climate change, we are more alike than we think, according to one of the ads.
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The competitions I attended — motorcycle racing, darts, soccer, chess, cycling, basketball and whatever else — started to feel more alike than different.
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" Hunter, a mother of three, told NowThis of her visit with Hollifield, "We're a lot more alike than we are different.
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In the paper, Way and co-authors looked back billions of years ago, to a time when they were more alike.
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I have to think that oligarchs and billionaire wealth addicts aside, for the most part, people are more alike than we think.
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In the process you often find out that everyone that is there painting with you is more alike than different from you.
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As for how the LA and NYC markets differ, the hipster food jerk crowds are surprisingly more alike than you would think.
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Identical twins are more alike than fraternal twins: They share 100 percent of their genes, while fraternal twins share only 50 percent.
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And it's probably the way we would be better if we saw ourselves that way, which is much more alike than different.
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He helped me realize that people from opposite sides of the globe can be more alike than I would have ever imagined.
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Survey results suggests their views and priorities are far more alike than different, despite labels like moderate or progressive, centrist or liberal.
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The other three ballets — "Walpurgisnacht Ballet" (Gounod), "Sonatine" (Ravel), "Symphony in C" (Bizet) — are pure-dance, no more alike than their music.
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To make the two devices look more alike, the lawsuit includes photos of an unreleased prototype Brydge keyboard with a trackpad on it.
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"The two situations — Expedia 2800 years ago and Uber right now — are more alike you than you think," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Their individual styles are no more alike than those of their male counterparts, but their voices add up to a diverse, vital chorus.
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Explained: Decades of research suggest that when it comes to psychological traits and abilities, boys and girls are more alike than they are different.
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From the looks of it, ByteDance's current search functionality is more alike WeChat's in-app search function than local giant Baidu's or Google's offering.
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But most importantly, it's a signal to women across the world to say, Hey, we see you, and we're more alike than you think.
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Dad and I are more alike than you'd think from looking at us, even though he's usually sporting camo and I prefer black leather.
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And universalism, at its most basic level, is the biggest cliché in the political handbook: We are all more alike than we are different.
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I tell this story to share what we learned from each other that day: we're all so much more alike than we often admit.
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And they learn that we're more alike than we are different ... that just because somebody might have a limitation, that doesn't define who they are.
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And I believe we can all come together because if you take away the labels, you realize we're far more alike than we are different.
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The show tackles the ways in which cultures are more alike than different, especially in defiance to narratives that disenfranchise certain groups more than others.
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Even when they are reared apart, identical twins are more alike than the non-identical kind (who are as genetically different as any brother or sister).
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"The big take-away from this data is that we are all more alike than we may think," Doppler's founder and CEO Craig Cole told Refinery29.
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Despite the fact that my sister is exactly half my age, we seem to be growing more alike, mentally and emotionally, with every conversation we have.
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Truth is, the $50 Echo Dot and the $50 Home Mini are more alike than they are different, which makes it tough to determine a clear winner.
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" Or, as Little puts more simply, "sharing life's emotional experience could also cause couples' faces to appear more alike over time as they laugh, or cry, together.
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My overall argument comes down to this: In various ways, San Francisco and L.A. are a lot more alike now, and that makes L.A. hard to hate.
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As the show progresses, Emmit and Ray are starting to seem more and more alike, and the casting of Ewan McGregor in dual roles is paying off.
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In some ways, Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio are more alike than either would care to acknowledge: two ex-operatives who now serve as the principals themselves.
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Director Bing Liu is adamant in showing how the three Illinois teens—one of which is him—are more alike, and deeply connected, than what viewers might assume.
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"Even as the country becomes more alike in popular culture from state to state, there are weird pockets of things that nobody from outside has heard of," she says.
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Angelou's poem celebrates people's differences while reminding the reader: I note the obvious differencesbetween each sort and type,but we are more alike, my friends,than we are unalike.
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He says there's a lot of evidence to support assortative mating, or the notion that two people in a couple are more alike than one would expect by chance.
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Overall, Biden's and Sanders' messaging strategies seem more alike than different as they have a similar use of angry and negative tones as well as mentions of social hierarchies.
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They're more alike than you might think — that is, if you were to superficially judge them by their self-styling and manner of speech, but we know you wouldn't do that.
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The resemblance between the two is uncanny, and the fact that they're both complete packages with a face that sells brands, not just clothes, makes the two that much more alike.
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This is all to say, Taylor Swift and Hayley Kiyoko are more alike than they are different, and in an ideal world, they are treated with the same respect, dignity, and adoration.
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While no president is obliged to attempt bringing people together, surely the first half-white/half-black president would have shouted from the rooftops that humans are far more alike than different.
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Her cases, riveting in the telling, though not always groundbreaking in technique, illustrate with a profound sense of humility that no matter how varied our experiences, we are more alike than different.
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Nell might argue that, like a poison and its antidote, such opposites can be more alike than they are different; but it would take a better book than "Hex" to prove it.
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Understanding that we are all, at root, far more alike than we are dissimilar and that caring for one another -- at a basic human level -- is something that transcends our political parties.
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When we can look at another who is not like us and realize that we are more alike than different, then it becomes fascinating to learn their story and expand our own minds.
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I just love the idea of people all starting to see that we're more alike than we think, because that helps people become more compassionate with each other, and oftentimes feel less alone.
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I immediately thought of Maya Angelou's words that "we are all more alike … than we are unalike" — a stirring example of how an image can both reflect and extend the individual reader's experience.
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We are a long way from MoMA's most famous photography exhibition, Edward Steichen's "The Family of Man" of 1955, which presented people from all around the world as being more alike than not.
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The changes coming to Apple Photos later this year suggest picture management is going to be another area where Apple will steal an idea from Google Photos, leaving the two products even more alike.
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Were we to infer others' values by looking to their behavior, rather than to indicia of their partisan group membership, we would find that members of the two "teams" are more alike than different.
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Joyful and redemptive as it is at times, the show's strength comes from the dead seriousness of its one presiding voice, filtered through characters who are more alike than their shame lets them know.
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We're more alike than we think Although every fantasy is unique, Lehmiller found that the majority fall into one of three categories: group sex, BDSM (bondage, dominance/submission, sadomasochism, etc.) and novelty or adventure.
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The closest similarities are found between similar body parts: The bacteria on my skin are different from the bacteria on yours, but they're more alike than the bacteria on my skin and in my gut.
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"I'd like to see us recover our sense that we are more alike than different," the senator says, suggesting that the American public too often loses sight of the ties that bind the country together.
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"We know that boys and girls are more alike than they are different, but it takes an inclusively-marketed toy like this to make that really apparent," she wrote in a blog for the company.
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This season finale, as well as one in which Roseanne quips about ethnically diverse shows, claim to send the message that people are more alike than they are different, but there remains a distinct "otherness" undertone.
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As they described in a paper posted in June, the lab set out to create a machine-learning framework to ask whether the cross talk between brain regions was more alike in relatives than in strangers.
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There's a lot to know about the Ball family, but this may be the most important thing: When it comes to attracting media attention, Trump and Ball are far more alike than either would want to admit.
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Temple Grandin, an advocate for people with autism and the author of The Autistic Brain and Thinking in Pictures, spoke with Jennifer about the book — and how autism and Williams are more alike than they first appear.
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As if the father-daughter duo couldn't look more alike, they are sporting matching high ponytails as they lounge together on a comfy-looking chair, staring off to the side of the camera at something in the background.
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The routine plot focuses on four young nurses coming of age within the stifling professional and personal atmosphere of the Age of Aquarius, when male doctors and dope-smoking bikers were more alike than they may have seemed.
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" M: "We've grown more and more alike with age, and both find many of the same things infuriating, for example, people talking over other people, or the ways that society dictates how we should and shouldn't behave as women.
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The revelation of her mother's late-in-life gay relationship after the trauma of her expulsion forces Emma to confront the reality that she and her mother were always more alike than she thought, each in her own closet.
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Seated next to each other on the couch, the two look more alike in person than I remembered (Hedges says he looks similar to Robert's real-life son, Phinnaeus), and I notice that they literally finish each other's sentences.
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" Nakamura, who has also designed for General Motors and Isuzu Motors, wants Japanese cultural aesthetics to help Nissan cars stand out from the crowd, noting that "globally, cars from the mainstream brands have started to look more and more alike.
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It's a lukewarm theory at best, but that evidence in combination with Ray's admission of his conversations with his dead wife and his reassurance to Elliot that the two are "a lot more alike than you think" may suggest otherwise.
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It also nudges open the Canadian dairy market to US farmers and requires more of a car's parts to be made in North America in order to remain free from tariffs, but generally the two deals are more alike than they are different.
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And they did call the industry out, kind of, with Mr. Enninful saying, "We must learn that we are more alike than we are different," and noting that acceptance of diversity of all kinds, including point of view and body size, was his goal.
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In nearly all quantitative tests, from comedy-appreciation surveys to joke-telling contests to self-report questionnaires to observational studies, men and women have been found to be far more alike than different in how they perceive, enjoy and create humor—and that includes dirty jokes.
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" Democrats who engage in identity politics would do well to look themselves in the mirror, also, to see if they are abiding by Maya Angelou's wise words: "I note the obvious differences between each sort and type, but we are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike.
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With this second book, the climate in the country today — and certainly racism isn't anything new but the rhetoric is — has gotten to a point where I had to reaffirm what my son and what children already inherently know, which is that we are more alike than different.
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Sometimes, Americans and Soviets are more alike than different: In earlier seasons especially, the Great Leader art on the walls of D.C.'s Soviet embassy—all the Lenins and the Brezhnevs—is uncannily matched by the proliferation, in both number and size, of portraits of Reagan in American government buildings.
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The stability of in-party voting suggests that either the parties are getting better at nominating high-quality candidates or membership in the parties has become more homogeneous — so that a typical candidate now gets the support of more partisans because partisans are now more alike than they were 50 years ago.
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The workplace is the one area in which a majority of men and women said the sexes were more alike than different in terms of what they were good at: 63 percent of respondents said men and women excelled at the same things at work, while 37 percent said they were good at different things.
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We explored other examples of ad and ab words but ran into a bit of trouble with adverse and averse (where ab has been replaced by "a" for ease of pronunciation) because their functional meanings ("inimical to" and "feeling repugnance toward") are much more alike than their etymological meanings ("turning toward/against" and "turning away from").
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Global Politics In "How South Korea Left the North Behind," The Times explores how the two countries have diverged in the last 30 years: In 1988, the last time South Korea hosted the Olympics, North and South Korea were more alike than different, separated by an arbitrary line yet joined by history, language and the bonds of family.
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In a memoir released in May, McCain made a plea for civility "even in times of political turmoil such as these," urging Americans to "recover our sense that we are more alike than different" and warning against isolationism, restating his long-held belief that the US should occupy a prominent place in the world — positions that have often separated him from the president's own rhetoric.
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" Through Mary's eyes, we see a natural world in which the conventional order is upended, a world of interdependence and exploitation where people and animals are more alike than we might want to believe: "One of my strongest memories of my mother is the way she used to talk to an old gray kangaroo that would come and graze about the house in the dawn and the early evening. . . .
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But also the fact that the Y-series TDP has crept up from 153W or 215W to what's now 235W or 29W, while the U-series' base clockspeeds have slunk down to around a Y-series-like 1GHz instead of hovering around 1.6GHz, suggest that U and Y are more alike than ever before — suggesting you may no longer be able to rely on a U-series processor to give you fast sustained performance unless it's got enough thermal headroom to do so.
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"That's where Will's wrong," he said, "because I want to make a record that is so innately human that somebody that thinks they could never understand rap and they could never identify with like a black dude from the South Side of Chicago with dreadlocks and tattoos, but if they really listen to it and give it a chance and just actually listen, I want to make a record that they can identify with, because I think that we're honestly all a lot more alike than we are different."
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