To say that intelligence is heritable means that, in general, people who are more similar genetically are also more similar in their IQ. Identical twins, who share all their DNA, have more similar IQs than fraternal twins or siblings, who only share half.
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Or are there more similar devices yet to be discovered?
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It's more similar to Raya, the notoriously choosy dating app.
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Increasingly Google's own hardware efforts are more similar to Nest.
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It's more similar to Breaking Bad or a Tarantino movie.
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Books closer together on the chart use more similar words.
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Their struggles are probably more similar to his than they think.
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Uber's and Didi's strategies, in fact, look more similar every day.
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The more you compare the two, the more similar they seem.
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" He added, "They couldn't be any more different, yet more similar.
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The process will be more similar to a general election day.
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The process will be more similar to a general election day.
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JILL BONOVITZ Over the years, our taste has grown more similar.
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Disney+'s output strategy is more similar to HBO than Netflix.
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Instead, he needed to analyze it against something much more similar.
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The more similar the sequences are, the more closely related the specimens.
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Vestager admitted that there are "a few more" similar investigations going on.
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One more similar warning, and the driver is banned from the service.
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Their experiences may be more similar to their children's than they know.
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"The situation is going more and more similar to Russia," she said.
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After the initial attack, the journalist reported receiving many more similar messages.
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Snapchat does have a conundrum, especially as social apps become more similar.
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It's a lot more similar to how notifications appear on OS X today.
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It's now more similar to how Android and iOS handle these key permissions.
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But when you think of it, could there be two celebrities more similar?
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I feel like your characters are a lot more similar than they think.
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I didn't expect it to actually be more similar to a botox treatment.
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Modi claimed victory, vowing more similar action if militant attacks continue in Kashmir.
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In a platform world, all publishers end up looking more similar than different.
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Ingo came with something more similar to our temperament — more ironic, more joyful.
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A valuation of about 40 times expected earnings is encouraging more similar deals.
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I expect AR to be more similar to the internet in its evolution.
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Their selfies are becoming more and more similar, and so are their faces.
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Overall, oral microbiomes were more similar between identical twins than between fraternal twins.
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There are thousands more similar lawsuits queued up in courts around the country.
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That format is very different and much more similar to a mobile game.
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Suddenly the mice made simple nests more similar to those of deer mice.
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Is it more similar to the top 1 percent or the working class?
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What's more, similar clusters of microcephaly have been found in other Zika outbreaks.
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It's since pushed more similar experiences like selfie masks and other augmented reality lens.
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It's lightweight but drapes more emphatically than cotton — much more similar to a silk.
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In that, the two men may be more similar than they care to admit.
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Their genetic sequence was even more similar to SARS, boasting a 79.5 percent similarity.
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But if we don't, then you might see more similar designs on the marketplace.
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As a social network, Instagram's student tool is more similar to that of Tinder's.
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Even people who look alike don't have more similar genes than people who don't.
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But immediately afterward, their microbiomes changed and became much more similar to one another.
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"These observations should be replicated in more similar studies in other populations," Ng said.
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But Modi claimed victory, vowing more similar action if militant attacks continue in Kashmir.
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They [politics and entertainment] are still distinct but they are definitely becoming more similar.
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"The opioids as a class are more similar than they are different," he said.
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So, their store format might be more similar to what we see in Japan.
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There are many more similar examples in big and medium-size cities' police departments.
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Given the "social media" specification in its filing, this service looking more similar to Spark.
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You can snag the infamous Snoogle (plus two more similar pillows) at the links below.
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But there are other kinds of memories that are more similar from infancy to adulthood.
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The more similar you are to the participants, the more you can apply the results.
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Whatever the theological differences, the styles of their holy communion services are now more similar.
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It is more similar to a police investigation of someone suspected of committing a crime.
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His rule has been more similar to Mr Correa's than to that of Venezuela's chavistas.
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But they're much more similar groups than Harvard students and UMass Boston students in general.
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Trump and him they keep becoming more similar in terms of dealing with their parties.
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"Tibetan cooking is a lot more similar to Nepalese and Indian than Chinese," he explains.
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One (unsurprising) exception is that men and women's time use became more similar from 1965
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Are they more similar to Obama-to-Clinton voters or to Obama-to-Trump voters?
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High-yield savings accounts and standard savings accounts are more similar than they are different.
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Those plans are more similar to the Affordable Care Act's approach, in part for expedience.
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So it's more similar to a car or a motorcycle, in terms of its vehicle quality.
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And if we can get any more similar to Neil Gorsuch, I will be exceedingly happy.
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We realize that he's got a more similar life to the Wharf Rat than he understands.
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It&aposs more similar to a dust storm seen by the Viking 1 lander in 1977.
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Indeed, this makes the four tongues more similar than the dialects of many other polycentric languages.
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The process of checking out potential matches looks more similar to Hinge than Tinder or Bumble.
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A pattern emerges in her precisely orchestrated images: We are more similar than our greatest differences.
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But where Go is even more similar to Sonar is in the monetization options it presents.
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The careers men and women want are more similar than the careers they end up in.
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Young men's attitudes are more similar to women's than older men's are, but the gap persists.
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Because they're technically legumes, they're more similar to garbanzos or soybeans than they are to almonds.
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On parallels between climate deniers and gay-rights opponents: I think they're more similar than different.
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This is more similar to YouTube than any other major video platform in existence today. 1003.
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During the summer, when it was more humid, all the surfaces had more similar bacterial populations.
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"It's much more similar to the brain than any other piece of computer hardware," Meyerson said.
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This would make the device more similar to last year's Pixelbook, Google's widely praised $1,000 Chromebook.
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Rat brains, prior research had shown, are more similar to our brains than mice brains are.
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Money market accounts are more similar to high-yield savings accounts, although not quite the same.
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"Compared to expanding actuators, contraction is more similar to the function of biological muscle," she said.
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"We tend to get more jealous of people who are more similar to us," she said.
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It's much more similar to their post-reading answer than it is to the initial response.
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This is only because inciting violence is more similar to assault than it is to speech.
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"The more similar the investment partners, the lower their investments' performance," researchers said of their findings.
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The drink tasted like dark chocolate, while the others tasted more similar to standard milk chocolate.
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Whale meat is faintly reminiscent of fish, but in truth, it's much more similar to beef.
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Frances Bean Cobain says her 'dynamic' with dad, Kurt Cobain, is 'probably more similar to a fan's.
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This results in a translation that's much more accurate and more similar to how humans actually speak.
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I think this is a whole lot more similar to how most people use their phone's camera.
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He represents nature with sculptures of animals rather than plants, "because they are more similar (to) humans".
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And the thing is more similar to the man of steel than just in its color scheme.
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Microsoft is making its Xbox preview program more similar to its Windows Insider testing for Windows 10.
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Throughout the day I shot many more similar images, but all lacked the connection of first image.
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Breakthroughs, in fact, are more similar to a web of paths rather than a point in life.
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Mumtalakat's investment style is more similar to UAE's state investor Mubadala Investment Co and Singapore's Temasek Holdings.
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More similar to Rebecca than to Hot Fuzz, My Cousin Rachel lacks the making of a comedy.
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The platform will soon be adding bots and chat options to be even more similar to Facebook.
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With viral pneumonia, symptoms are typically more similar to influenza: fever, dry cough, headache or muscle pain.
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Rather, heritage turkeys would be more similar -- and they are a niche market, much like heritage tomatoes.
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Bubble tea is sweet, creamy, sometimes fruit-flavored—much more similar to ice cream than an Americano.
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The United States wants China to accelerate its approval process and make it more similar to Washington's.
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But when it comes to taxes on individuals and families, the bills are more similar than different.
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Though he tries to emulate Mr. Chávez, he is more similar to his northern counterpart, Donald Trump.
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You changed your views on social values and are far more similar to millennials than your parents.
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But as fraternal triplets, we are no more similar to each other than siblings of separate births.
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I think it's important to be honest because we're so much more similar, everybody is, than different.
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I think it's important to be honest because we're so much more similar, everybody is, than different.
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The market for them, she said, is more similar to how fine art is bought and sold.
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And overall, they look more similar to the species of orangutan found across the sea on Borneo.
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The Robinhood accounts look more similar to a money-market fund, which is an open-ended mutual fund.
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But the study authors believe this gap between the sexes is now shrinking as lifestyles become more similar.
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Unlike the Stickman games, Flappy Golf uses mechanics more similar to Flappy Bird than the typical gold game.
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I like the more abstract style, maybe more similar to the direction that Google is going right now.
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The House of Representatives and the group of Goldman Sachs partners are more similar than you might think.
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Ticket splitting has been declining because the parties' congressional candidates are ever more similar to their presidential nominees.
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Mushroom DNA is more similar to animal DNA than to plant DNA, [but the monster is] something else.
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When Ryan replaced Boehner in 2015, his logo was also more similar to the original (it appears below).
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This isn't surprising, because Italian sparrows are behaviorally more similar to house sparrows, and occasionally interbreed with them.
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But a slight majority of Republicans (52%), see it as more similar to welfare programs like food stamps.
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But by 1992 at the Olympics in Barcelona, the men and women were of much more similar minds.
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And then after many more similar incidents I realised "wow there are enough dickheads to fill a book".
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Since then, he has repeatedly appeared in newspaper pages across the world as he inspired more similar controversies.
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At first, Islam imagined the two endeavors — the company and the writing — as "sisters," more similar than different.
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That piece of the Republican response is more similar to how incumbents have outsourced reaction in the past.
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Do you thrive when you are around people who are more similar to you or different from you?
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Identical twins tended to have more similar intelligence test scores than fraternal twins, she and her colleagues found.
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And, she said, "It tells us that the dog's memory is more similar to ours than we expected."
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Before that, it was a two-class configuration, more similar to the layout planned for the October reboot.
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But, in terms of performance, its cars are more similar to a big, heavy Bugatti than a Lamborghini.
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Since moving to Alchemy, he says, the experience has been more similar to running an ordinary software company.
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HOSPI is more similar to Savioke's Relay robot, which is designed for delivering items to rooms in hotels.
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After the exorcism, the religious healer claimed she needed ten more similar sessions to take the demons out.
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Ghana, with a climate much more similar to Manaus than any other team in Group G, came dead last.
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These dimensions are far more similar to the new, larger mannequins than those we usually see in shop windows.
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One of the biggest challenges of the 21st century is to make computers more similar to the human brain.
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These are similar to the iPhone X's Animoji, but look more similar to Bitmoji than they do actual emoji.
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Essentially, turning it on would make your messages and other settings tab look more similar to your clock app.
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But for one strategist CNBC spoke to, the trajectories of both politicians are more similar than one might think.
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But in some ways the experience of driving the i8 is more similar to that of the old NSX.
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I think we should look to the United States, which has a capitalist system much more similar to ours.
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So we may be seeing more similar initiatives like this aimed at giving the commercial sector a leg up.
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Donald Trump operates in a political landscape that is far more similar to Andrew Jackson's than to Richard Nixon's.
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Lopez, of Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, said he thought we'd see a lot more similar messes in the future.
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SPIEGEL: AN INTERNAL TEAM THAT WORKS ON THAT SO THAT MIGHT BE MORE SIMILAR TO CABLE RATHER THAN BROADCAST.
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The new version's facial features are also more similar to Sega's design with his cartoonish nose, mouth, and teeth.
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Most notably, it lacks an app launcher, making the OS feel more similar to Xioami's MIUI or even iOS.
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Instagram's sibling app Facebook has a "watch" tab that is more similar but is less than six months old.
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"I would change the basketball rule to make it more similar to what baseball players can do," Esherick said.
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Now it has added two more similar concoctions: ground pancetta and pesto bianco made with seasoned lardo (pork fat).
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"The needs of human beings are much more similar than they are different," Mr. Castro said in an interview.
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We'll become more similar to each other than to people who continue living with your original diagnosis or mine.
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Although the market may be becoming more fragmented, you could argue that all the apps are becoming more similar.
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It's far more similar to the sort of judicial review you'd get in a country with a codified constitution.
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There is an exam, but students also submit projects "more similar to a studio art portfolio," Mr. Packer said.
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Is the current epidemic more similar in severity and transmissibility to the SARS outbreak or the 2009 flu pandemic?
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In another sense, this could mean that organizations can become more and more similar in terms of political affiliation.
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"These would apply to European cities and North American cities where the pollution levels are more similar," Chung said.
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Before this ice age, the climate on Earth was more similar across the globe, not divided into climate zones.
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There have been a few more similar cases of people who got into trouble because of what they published.
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Her background is more similar to some of the defendants than to that of other justices on the Court.
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The more I scrutinize what Greenblatt is doing at NBC today, the more similar his approach seems to Silverman's.
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These methods have given scientists a new way to compute heritability: Studies that measure DNA sequence variation directly have shown that pairs of people who are not relatives, but who are slightly more similar genetically, also have more similar IQs than other pairs of people who happen to be more different genetically.
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With Arma 3, the aesthetic is more similar to his day job's, but the ethical questions still aren't as pressing.
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So to some extent, Quora is more similar to a Google or an Amazon than it is to a Facebook.
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ON MANY measures, from exam results to interest in science jobs, boys and girls in Britain are becoming more similar.
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Story at a glance Researchers have reportedly found that the coronavirus is more similar to the last zoonotic virus SARS.
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And, truth be told, it's a lot more similar to the way "non-conspiracy theorists" operate than one might think.
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Today, he is a serial entrepreneur and an avid yogi — roles he says are more similar than you might think.
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Others, like the FPÖ, took a line more similar to Europe's conservatives, arguing for cuts to government spending and taxes.
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Four more similar rulings would require the Mexican congress to approve legislative reforms that provide these rights to all citizens.
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The first is that the United States turns out to be more similar to Hungary than we care to believe.
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Uyghurs stand out from the Han, too—they're Muslim, and their native language sounds more similar to Turkish than Mandarin.
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"I think that all of these cuisines of the Middle East are more similar than they are different," he says.
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With the change, gasoline imported and sold in Mexico will be more similar to that sold in the United States.
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"But North and South Europe are becoming more similar, both in terms of alcohol policy and alcohol consumption," Nordahl says.
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I would like to be ... I would like my offline conversations and my on-microphone conversations to sound more similar.
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But really, what goes on on Wattpad is more about ... More similar to Instagram, where it's ... Right, the Instagram, yeah.
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Across the Western world, governments became more similar and more stable than at perhaps any other point in our history.
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By the time the researchers surveyed the new sea stars, the ones still living were more similar to the survivors.
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It's also much more similar to a fixed-income fund given its underlying model, says Clearbanc co-founder Andrew D'Souza.
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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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If no one's above self-conscious stall-lurking, then perhaps we're all a lot more similar than it sometimes seems.
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The next Outback Steakhouse you walk into could be more similar to an Amazon Go store than you would think.
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Apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneDrive will now all share common design elements and look far more similar.
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Some argue that's because Cardi and Nicki are more similar: They put their sexuality out there; they're theatrical and bombastic.
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But for most Iranians, everyday life is more similar to somewhere like the UK or America than you might think.
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A survey conducted in May by the Kaiser Family Foundation asked voters this question: Which comes closer to your view, Medicaid is more similar to other health insurance programs, like Medicare, that help people pay for health care; or Medicaid is more similar to welfare programs like food stamps that help people pay for food?
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That strategy was more similar to what Netflix does than the more traditional releases Amazon Studios has done in the past.
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Our new findings suggest, however, that great apes may actually be a bit more similar to us than we previously thought.
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Investor behavior on AngelList is more similar to teenage girls forming cliques than the sage wisdom and objectivity of Warren Buffet.
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Mr Bush's and Mr Obama's agendas were in some ways more similar to each other than Mr Trump's is to either.
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As Variety points out, this move makes Amazon more similar to a traditional film studio than its streaming competitors like Netflix.
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You might say it's more similar to specifying a paint color in a hardware store rather than denoting race or ethnicity.
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Many drinkers say its consistency is more similar to cow's milk than that of almond milk or other dairy milk substitutes.
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If 2016 has taught us anything, it's that politics and reality TV are more similar than we could ever have imagined.
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In keeping with the genetic-influence hypothesis, the brain ages of identical twins were more similar than those of fraternal twins.
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The first two strains, Metzker concluded, were more similar to each other than to any of those in the control group.
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Desseaux says the project intends to highlight "the idea that all women are more similar than we're made out to think".
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For instance, using DNA analyses, they found that people who share ethnic backgrounds tend to have more similar face mites.3.
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Notably, the two cases are much more similar in size when the new case is turned on its side, like so:
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That's because a lot of the POMC research occurs in rodents, but dogs' genetic code is more similar to our own.
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Then we aged the character up so it was more similar to who our dad worked for in the Diamond District.
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Since then, he has repeatedly appeared in newspaper pages across the world as his remarks and actions led to more similar controversies.
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Fighting a man with a more similar frame to his own in Patrick Cote, Cerrone's hands looked the best they ever have.
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The Musica is more similar to the Duetto in that it has a larger 3.2-inch color TFT and eight preset options.
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Its service allows users to find and save images they love like fashion inspiration, photography, wallpapers, quotes, and more, similar to Pinterest.
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Instead, the simpler mockup is more similar to the actual screen that the employee saw when he sent the alert, Rapoza said.
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This is the computer playing the role of the artist, then searching our images and trying to become more similar to humans.
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The animators also studied Cozmo's design and made sure the robot moves in a manner more similar to Wall-E than Aibo.
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The tombs lie in a buried ridge that has only partially been uncovered and could offer many more similar discoveries, Waziri said.
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Younger people are becoming more and more globalized, and more similar-minded, which can be wonderful and dangerous at the same time.
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They're a lot more similar than they might appear at first glance, but their are some very real practical and philosophical differences.
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There is evidence, for example, that couples who are dissimilar are more likely to break up than those who are more similar.
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But the mechanics and appearance of the feature are more similar to, say, a Twitter like, which is decidedly not a reply.
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A study of roller derby participants found that after a match, skaters' skin microbiomes were more similar than they had been before.
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Gates says they are more similar than they are different: "Izzard and I share a lot of the same strengths and weaknesses."
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Apple says this makes the display feel more natural and more similar to the experience of looking at a sheet of paper.
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And shoppers can expect even more similar gift guides this year as well covering beauty, electronics, home, and more — so stay tuned!
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"My method can generate ASCII that is more similar to artists' ASCII than any existing tools," Akiyama told me in an email.
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They're operating under the assumption that people who are more similar to one another will have a better shot at relationship success.
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"Part of me thinks like had that petition not gone out our situation would have been more similar to Harvard," she said.
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Consistent with that interpretation, researchers find that people's listening and reading abilities are more similar for simple narratives than for expository prose.
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We are more similar across generations than we are different: all human, all, to some extent, still figuring out who we are.
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Uber, Lyft, Postmates (an on-demand delivery company), and a few more similar companies proposed a measure for California&aposs 2020 ballot.
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Once completed, the Evrima, a "yacht" which is really more similar to a small cruise ship, will accommodate up to 298 guests.
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Privately, the current managers of United and City are far more similar than either would like to admit: intense, driven, single-minded.
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Even if they delete a user's browsing data from 10 days ago, Facebook probably has more, similar data from nine days ago.
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It's a neat observation and shows that at least one small black hole is more similar to supermassive black holes than previously thought.
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Pigs were used because both the size and the development time for their organs are more similar to our own than, say, rats.
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This would make the iPhone look slightly more similar to Samsung's new Galaxy S8 and S8+, both of which have glass infinity displays.
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It's a crowded space with Postmates and other restaurant delivery as well as meal kits more similar to Sun Basket and Blue Apron .
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"The image I posted to Trump Tower looks more similar to what Trump Tower might look like, in my mind," he told me.
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The 2011 Tōhoku quake, a megathrust quake much more similar in character to a potential CSZ quake, lasted for a full six minutes.
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That makes sense because closely related species often have the same variation in genes and can take a more similar route to adapt.
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While he might seem like an unusual choice for the position, Parros said the two jobs are more similar than they might seem.
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Moreover, the researchers found that people's sleep schedules seemed to become more similar to the habits of their peers as they got older.
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In other words, it didn't appear to be the case that men and women grew more similar in their sexual motivations with age.
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To feel more similar to her classmates, Lakshmi temporarily changed her name from Padma to Angelique for her four years of high school.
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But both of those networks are focused more on professional content that's more similar to TV, and text-based discussion of the games.
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Patient A may have a brain tumor that's more similar to Patient B's liver tumor than it is to any other brain tumor.
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"Twins have many more similar experiences than your average siblings," explains Dr Avidan Milevsky, a psychologist and author of Sibling Issues in Therapy.
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At a meeting in Luxembourg on Monday, finance ministers said they want the ESM to be more similar to the International Monetary Fund.
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In a statement to KFOR, Hotel Riu said "no more similar cases were registered by other guests" aside from the Buffett fan club.
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"It's more similar in some of the ... Medicare for All-type approaches than ... improving upon what the [Affordable Care Act] has," Eyles said.
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Since the Iron Curtain fell 30 years ago, it's likely east and west will become even more similar in the next 30 years.
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Marty Mosby, director of bank and equity strategies at Vining Sparks, is predicting more, similar consolidation for banks needing to compete on technology.
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Thom Monahan [mixer] said he felt that my voice was more similar to my speaking voice than it has been in the past.
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Yet for all the ingrown enmity, traditional media and social media are more similar businesses than either are likely to admit right now.
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For comparison, healthcare is more similar to education or a sports team than it is to getting a ride or renting a movie.
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Law students scored "substantially higher" on all Dark Triad traits than psychology students, but were more similar to political science students than expected.
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Nothing here confirms that, but it does suggest Apple is working to make iOS and macOS — and their respective App Stores — more similar.
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"If Japanese sports culture was more similar to the U.S., and considered as a business, ice hockey would be popular here," Kenji says.
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"You want as many men to project themselves into the fantasy and see themselves as more similar to them" as you possibly can.
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Detroit is much more similar to Oklahoma than L.A., so it's not like this is some foreign land he's having to adjust to.
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Blue Origin is promising customers a similar amount of time in space, though in a spacecraft that's more similar to SpaceX's Dragon capsule.
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"That being said, there are populations that are more similar to the UK, such as other European populations or the US," he added.
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If Mixer chooses to do the same, they'll become even more similar to their larger competitor — which is not itself a bad thing.
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"The Snowflake that I joined under Bob&aposs leadership was more similar to TripActions today from a cultural perspective," he told Business Insider.
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This means contactless spending at these terminals will be more similar to regular transactions, and only limited by the card owner's credit limit.
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So, in a sense, Jupiter's lightning is more similar to Earth's than scientists thought—it happens about as frequently, and produces similar radio emissions.
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"(Rome) was maybe a bit more similar to here, because it was raining quite a lot of the match when we played," Murray said.
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The keys have a slightly updated butterfly mechanism compared to last year's model — they're more similar to the keys on the MacBook Pro now.
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"I think after the lifting of sanctions the purchasing behavior of the Iranian consumers will be more similar to the international market," he said.
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His thumbnails used to be a lot more similar to Dobrik's, featuring a repetitive image of Warren's shocked face superimposed over an action shot.
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The soon-to-be-released third round of the successful team up will be more similar to the first offering a variety of products.
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Maybe you believe humans naturally pay more attention to, and empathize more with, the suffering of those they regard as more similar to them.
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But their DNA is still nearly identical and much more similar to each other than to any other person on earth (or in space).
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But the list is more similar to being in a voting booth than an open-ended question, which is more reflective of name recognition.
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There could be a few more similar purchases in coming months as tensions ease, said Darin Friedrichs, senior Asia commodity analyst at INTL FCStone.
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For this reason, Netflix doesn't consider it a full app integration, but more similar to its other hotel deals for set top box integrations.
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The lawsuit could pave the way for many more similar legal actions, and not just against Exxon, but other oil and gas companies too.
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He understands [the shoppers], but as the story reaches his resolution, we see that he's even more similar to them than we realize originally.
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These cats are more similar to real-world collectibles like Beanie Babies or baseball cards than they are to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum.
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Countries with climates more similar to Kansas, such as Germany, Romania, and southern Russia, need closer to 3 cm of snow for adequate protection.
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In previous interviews, Simone's daughter expressed a desire for the role to be recast with someone who looks more similar to her mother. 2.
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Apple famously switched away from its PowerPC processors to Intel chips in 2006, thus making the underlying hardware more similar to that of PCs.
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Identical twins, who share the same set of genes, tended to have more similar track records in school than did fraternal twins, researchers found.
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Other studies show we have a bias to believe that our past selves are more similar to our current selves than they actually are.
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A final statistic measured overall similarity scores and found that scores for the same application were no more similar than scores for different applications.
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This model is more similar to that of Swiftmile, which is working with the city of Austin to deploy 10 public-use sidewalk stations.
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"Traditional designs tend to be a lot more biomimetic — they tend to be more similar to the features of natural environments," Dr. Ellard said.
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The Seattle store is a larger version of the Amazon Go stores the company launched in 2018, which are more similar to convenience stores.
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That plan would have been more similar to efforts in France to remove its citizens from Wuhan, according to the South China Morning Post.
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If true, the 113 iPhone would also be more similar to the current generation of iPad Pro, which also have a flat metal frame.
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The hope for many lobbyists was that any bailout look more similar to that which the government offered the airline industry after 9/11.
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One state passes a 20-week ban, say, and in a few years you've got a dozen or more similar laws on the books.
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The canceled contract would have paid $15,900 to ABR for human tissue that would make a laboratory mouse's immune system more similar to a human's.
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But as he keeps tweeting — and, reportedly, keeps watching cable news in the White House — it's not unreasonable to expect even more, similar incidents soon.
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There is also a chance — let's call it outcome 1b — that the new coronavirus becomes milder and more similar to the other four endemic coronaviruses.
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Externally, Rivera will be responsible for developing relationships and programs with content creators, community leaders, brands and more — similar to the one with HBO's Insecure.
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We'll be sure to stay tuned for more similar social media reveals, but until then, this adorable photo of Chicago will tide us over plenty.
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Robust demand for the Energisa deal could open room for more similar transactions over the coming months, asset managers consulted by Reuters said on Tuesday.
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And as fake news continues permeating social media platforms like Reddit, Twitter, and Facebook, there's a real concern that more similar events could take place.
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They've forgotten that a child doesn't think in straight lines or with perfect logic; their way of thinking is more similar to a dream state.
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But it could be more similar to our climate and ecosystem than any other planet we've discovered, which means that it could hypothetically support life.
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But, it could be more similar to our climate and ecosystem than any other planet we've discovered, which means that it could hypothetically support life.
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It opens with Barry Allen investigating a murder that is eerily similar to that of his own mother — perhaps more similar than Barry can sense.
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This is a bit more similar, situationally speaking, although you will notice that it is also not remotely similar to whatever Tim Tebow is doing.
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Fast Share, on the other hand, is integrated with the Android share sheet, much like AirDrop, making it much more similar to the iPhone feature.
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That would require adding oxygen and other gases into the atmosphere to make surface temperatures and air pressure more similar to what we're used to.
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We did better with a clip of Chris Pratt, the scruffy star of "Jurassic World," whose face shape is a little more similar to mine.
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"But none of these was in the US." The US and other countries are more similar when it comes to violence than you might think.
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Overall, she suggested then that anticipating some potential future state where the industries were more similar could result in stifling progress toward that ultimate goal.
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Turnout in the state was more similar to that of 20083, when primary participation set records nationwide and 22008,210 votes were cast in New Hampshire.
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What I found was someone who, with that same fierce energy, seemed a lot more thoughtful, with views more similar to mine than I remembered.
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"We used to be much more similar, even when I was in college in the early 1970s and now we are pulling apart," he said.
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This type of natural cat litter usually comes in pellet form, though some brands offer litter with softer granules more similar to regular clay litter.
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This discovery supported a new idea about human evolution: Perhaps Homo sapiens evolved all over Africa in interlinked groups that became more similar over time.
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It's a reminder that the very worst days lie in living memory, in an age more similar to our own than we like to admit.
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If the court hands down similar rulings in four more similar cases, it would create jurisprudence that would force changes in the current prohibitionary laws.
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A 2006 study found that identical twins (which come from the same egg) had more similar tastes between siblings than fraternal twin pairs (two eggs).
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Brazilian fresh beef is more similar to that produced by Australia and New Zealand, where cattle are raised mostly on grass, than Canadian beef, he said.
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His team's analysis found that less divergence — meaning, more similar, correlated performance — among the S&P 500 sectors historically results in gains for the broader market.
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The vibrations are not like a taser or anything intense, they're more similar to a cellphone vibration or an Apple Watch notification: not painful, just annoying.
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But ICOs differ to IPOs in that they deal with supporters of a project rather than investors, making the investment more similar to a crowdfunding experiment.
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"We need to find more similar events, to confirm our result," said Dacheng Lin, an astrophysicist at the University of New Hampshire who led the study.
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Indeed, as Movile expands, its model is looking more and more similar to another Naspers portfolio company, the Chinese mammoth of mobile messaging and services, Tencent.
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Ultimately, participants determined the spouses pictured in the older photos were more similar in appearance and judged them more likely to be married to each other.
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"Rubraca and Zejula appear to be more similar than different, leading to a narrowing of the valuation gap between Clovis and Tesaro," Morgan Stanley analysts said.
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In ancient days, fighters tended to use longer sticks or staffs, most likely because they were more similar in use to a fighting spear or broadsword.
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HBO Max is more similar to HBO Now than HBO Go, in that it's a standalone streaming service you don't need a cable subscription to use.
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"You would think that Clarence Thomas and I would be more similar, wouldn't you, if you looked just at our background and upbringing," Justice Sotomayor said.
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"We are more similar to AWS than Cloudflare; we put together infrastructure into custom packages, renting and selling hardware to provide to other customers," she explained.
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Standard earbuds from Apple and Samsung can offer experiences more similar to those of Beats and Bose when using the BoomStick device according to the company.
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Now with the success of artists like Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, and Kacey Musgraves we're finally seeing a lot more similar-minded honest, sincere country artists.
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For example, a number of studies have shown that identical twins, who share the same genes, tend to have more similar life spans than fraternal twins.
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But the remarks focused little on their stated purpose, and appeared more similar to a Trump campaign event than an official White House policy roll out.
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The feathers most likely belonged to a baby nonavian theropod, meaning it looked more similar to a velociraptor or Tyrannosaurus rex than to a modern bird.
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Best for:InspirationThomas J. Stanley's profile of America's wealthy citizens finds that they're more similar than they are different, and they're not all the people you'd expect.
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Call housekeeping to request your favorite pillow (most hotels offer a "choose your pillow" service); you'll experience sleep more similar to that in your own bed.
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By contrast, this highly distinct kind of responding didn't occur for bisexual men—their ventral striatum activation was far more similar for both kinds of pornography.
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With Lyft aiming to take advantage of Uber's annus horirbilis (as Kara Swisher calls it), the two ride-hail services are looking more similar than ever before.
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It doesn't feel identical to the PS4 or Xbox One releases, but it's much more similar than many of EA's experiments with FIFA on prior Nintendo systems.
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However wondrously varied the animal kingdom might be, on a species-level its residents tend to look more similar than not—at least, from a human perspective.
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What else could inspire so many people to insist black and white are more similar in their startling extremity than so many shades of gray in between?
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Of all the drugs tested, classical psychedelics such as LSD, dissociative psychedelics like ketamine, and deliriants led to reports of experiences more similar to the dreaming state.
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That's something I've been hoping Apple would do for a long time, and it's shaping the iPad Pro into something much more similar to a traditional laptop.
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It also brought back its founder Tim Westergren as CEO as part of an effort to develop a new product more similar to Spotify and Apple Music.
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You're asking people to subscribe for a golf or a cycling service here in the U.S. and then you have a broader, something more similar to ESPN.
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The platform Google actually announced is more similar to Samsung's Oculus-powered Gear VR, a black-and-white headset that can hold one of four Samsung phones.
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Parkinson and her team found that the neural responses friends had were significantly more similar than among people farther removed from one another in their social network.
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"I doubt it will be the last such acquisition by OpenText this year, indeed I expect to see more similar sized deals before year end," he said.
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It's also much more similar to statistics from the first six years of the Obama administration — the most aggressive period in immigration enforcement in the modern era.
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One proposal is to transform the current European bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), into a something more similar to the IMF, with economic surveillance powers.
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"[It] suggests that they are kind of modeling each other's internal states, or their brain patterns of activity are becoming more similar during the interaction," Marsh said.
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AR Emoji aren't quite the same as Animoji — the tracking isn't nearly as precise and it's not animals — but it's more similar to a 90D Bitmoji character.
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In fact, the new research indicates, the kangaroo's jaw was more similar in shape and function to that of today's giant pandas than to modern-day kangaroos.
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Her experience sounded a lot more similar to African-Americans, with the Algerian war being a rupture, in the same way the Civil War was a rupture.
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Sources for The Wall Street Journal said this fix will make the MCAS system in the Max plane more similar to the one in the military jet.
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Let's first consider the differences between Instagram Stories and Instagram Feed, and how they could become more similar or different: Stories core: A: Delete in 24 hours
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In the spirit of March Madness, we devised a bracket-style tournament, seeding the countries so that those with more similar systems would meet in the semifinals.
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But those earlier versions, of Woods and Mickelson in their 163s and 216s, have given way in middle age to models that are more similar than not.
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" Scott said that after playing a lot of "villainous characters" like Sherlock's Jim Moriarty, he was keen to play a character "a little more similar to myself.
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The research into sexual dimorphism is by no means definitive yet and, overall, in terms of their brains, men and women are far more similar than different.
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It's price — and that's the key issue to focus on if we want a health care system that will look more similar to those of our peers.
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You know, actually I would say it's probably more similar to Twitter in the sense that it was a follower model and most of the profiles were public.
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Skies Unknown manages to do that with a plane, which makes the game feel way more similar to a mecha brawler like Armored Core than is immediately apparent.
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Windows Central first reported on the Centaurus codename back in December, and we understand it's more similar to Microsoft's Courier tablet concept than the company's previous Andromeda effort.
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But Lincoln had a hit in the redesigned Navigator full-size SUV in 2018, and is rolling out several more similar vehicles in various sizes and price points.
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I was hoping Microsoft would redesign the Surface Book to be more similar to the new Porsche Design laptop, but despite internal changes it's still mostly the same.
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Wild mice are not typically vulnerable to Zika, so researchers use a genetically altered form of mice that have weakened immune systems, making them more similar to humans.
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"This detection implies it has a massive and extended atmosphere, composed largely of hydrogen and helium, probably more similar to Uranus or Neptune than to Earth," said Louden.
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"Friends responded more similarly than people who are friends of friends, who in turn are more similar than friends of friends of friends," says senior author Thalia Wheatley.
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The update will make Instagram feeds much more similar to Facebook's, with users seeing posts based on factors like popularity and other social signals, rather than strictly chronologically.
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The evidence kept stacking against the dairy, especially when the Post analyzed the milk and found that its properties were more similar to other conventional milk, not organic.
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Since the BoE was granted independence in 1997, Britain's inflation and inflation risk fundamentals had been more similar to the gold standard period than the 20th century average.
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"At first we saw the podcast as the brand-deal route, but it&aposs actually a lot more similar to YouTube&aposs AdSense in a way," Alisha said.
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"This analysis reveals that Earhart is more similar to the Nikumaroro bones than 99 percent of individuals in a large reference sample," Jantz said in the paper's abstract.
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"When the participants were given an opioid blocker, their baby schema became more similar to that of healthy people," said Dr. Daniel D. Langleben, one of the researchers.
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But the new study has a simple explanation for that apparent link: People who tend to vape may just be more similar to those who tend to smoke.
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Unlike most tactile robots that feel with sensors on the outside of the machine, this robotic hand has its sensors on the inside, more similar to a human.
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Or you may see an option to turn on "dynamic compression," which makes all sounds more similar in volume so you don't get jarring highs and unintelligible lows.
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The software giant has started testing a new design for 2-in-53 convertible PCs that will keep the user interface more similar to the existing desktop design.
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As smartphones become more and more similar — every new phone's a glass-and-metal sandwich with a screen that's got a notch — the race is on to differentiate.
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There could be up to 10 billion Earth-like planets in our galaxy alone — and they may be even more similar to our home planet than scientists expected.
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In that way, Uber and Didi's international strategies look more similar than ever: Operate on the ground in some major markets while investing in local players in others.
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The House bill covers a slightly different set of benefits but, according to one Democratic House aide, is undergoing revisions to look more similar to the Sanders package.
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In a video posted last month detailing the construction of the floating home, Elwartowski said 20 more similar homes would be up for sale to form a community.
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Bridging Finance last year financed an unnamed First Nation's C$11 million purchase of stakes in producing oil wells and is working on four more similar deals, Sharpe said.
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At its conference, the church took a step toward elevating women's voices by reorganizing local congregations and allowing men and women to have more similar experiences, Professor Mason said.
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By the numbers: Sexes were more similar in performance in STEM subjects than non-STEM subjects with girls holding a 3.1% higher average grade in such subjects than boys.
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Those participants who were single consistently rated dissimilar faces as more attractive, in contrast to those who were in relationships, who preferred the more similar faces in the photographs.
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Meteorites traveling through the air are more similar to this setup than you might think, since both involve a soft object with a fluid-like force traveling past them.
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In his view, one alternative to a divorce is a "flexible euro" that would bind smaller regions of Europe with more similar economic growth rates into smaller currency unions.
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Bristol's chief scientific officer, Thomas Lynch, recently referred to the Merck and Bristol medicines as Coke and Pepsi: More similar than different when it comes to treating lung cancer.
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That makes it more similar to a luxury brand than a traditional apparel retailer, according to a note from a group of Bernstein analysts sent to clients on Monday.
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On Wednesday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said that about 85 million more similar airbag inflaters might need to be recalled if Takata cannot prove they are safe.
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In a video posted last month detailing the raising of his prototype floating home, Elwartowski said 20 more similar houses would be up for sale to forge a community.
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It sort of follows logically that the intricacy of the genital urinary system lends itself to a transplant that is more similar to these sorts of vascularized composite transplants.
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The fun and games were over when the British studio Hammer Films sought to take a more macabre approach to the subject, something more similar to the 1910 version.
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In a situation more similar to the Spanish flu pandemic (193,000 dead in the US), about 742,500 people in the United States would require ventilation, according to government estimates.
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The Bolt is more similar in cost to Tesla's Model 3, and now offers slightly more range than the 240-mile Standard Range version of Tesla's most affordable car.
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In a situation more similar to the Spanish flu pandemic (675,000 dead in the US), about 742,500 people in the United States would require ventilation, according to government estimates.
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"There could easily be other species out there that are more similar than snakes, but we don't know because they just haven't been put in the analysis," says Holmes.
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She also explained how the company is using methods like partnerships and cart intercepts to make the online space more similar to how people shop for candy in stores.
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"Right here, right now, we think [2019 is] really more similar ... to 2016, 2012," when stocks sank in October only to reverse and end the year higher, he said.
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President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama may seem very different -- but when it comes to the performance of their stock markets, they could hardly be more similar.
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But instead of dealing with investors with a future stake in the company, ICOs deal with supporters of the project, making the investment more similar to a crowdfunding experiment.
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Stewart's message that some 80 percent of Americans are a lot more similar in their beliefs than they are different has, by now, been proven untrue countless times over.
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This latest study is another piece of evidence that Neanderthals were a lot more similar to us than we thought — and perhaps just as or even more sophisticated than us.
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So while the president elect might not look like the dapper demonic dandies of this Buffy episode, the situations are more similar than any of us should be comfortable with.
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It's also part of a larger plan to make its software and hardware foundations more similar, as evidenced by a plan to switch from Intel-designed chips to its own.
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In order to solve that, the company's testing new designs for replies that would thread tweets together in a way that looks more similar to comments on a reddit post.
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Apple has created a dock that acts more like something you'd find on macOS, and refined its side-by-side apps interface so it's even more similar to Windows 8.
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So if you get a set, they'll all be different widths, different heights, and some people like it when it varies more, some people want them to be more similar.
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But it's still not clear whether that project will try to affect systemwide change, or simply a better deal for its many employees, more similar to Walmart's direct-purchasing goals.
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But Trump's airstrike against Assad, in isolation, is more similar to Obama's 20013 decision to use US warplanes to bomb Libya, which helped lead to the downfall of Moammar Gadhafi.
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There are also new screenshot tools, which makes working with screenshots more similar to iOS with screenshot thumbnails appearing immediately in the corner of the screen after you take them.
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At first consideration, Kim Kardashian West's children and those of the British royal family may not seem to have much in common, but they're more similar than one might think.
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House GOP leaders have argued that border adjustments would make the U.S. tax system more similar to that of other countries and would remove incentives for companies to outsource jobs.
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We live in a time where women's lives and careers are more similar in shape to men's than ever before, and alcohol consumption is merely another factor in this parallel.
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All reactions will be counted as additional likes, meaning Facebook will assume that the user wants to see more similar content, even if the person responded with an "anger" emoticon.
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My dream was: I will invest in a new model more similar to USA or to France with a winner in election night and five years four years of stability.
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The mung bean and rice proteins are a new addition, aimed at giving the product more fiber and making its protein content more similar to that of a beef burger.
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This will reduce the bass output while the earbuds are in their ANC and passthrough modes, to deliver a sound signature that's more similar to when ANC is turned off.
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The Times followed two of the men involved in the melee, one Trump supporter and one Trump opponent, and found that their lives and frustrations were more similar than different.
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The hedge funds wagering against the highest quality malls believe that the wider market will come to believe these A-quality malls are far more similar to lesser ranked ones.
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And lawsuits similar to the ones in California and New York are under review in the District of Columbia and Maryland, meaning more similar injunctions could surface in coming months.
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But the Mars quakes so far seem more similar to quakes on the moon than on Earth, which suggests Mars' crust is more dry and broken up than scientists anticipated.
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The second concern is that, because of the pressures of social media and the self-reinforcing biases of recommendation algorithms that drive streaming, culture is becoming more similar than different.
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CCD Helmsman's Nielsen said that because oat milk has more fiber and carbohydrates, it is thicker and more similar to milk than nut milks, allowing it to be frothed for lattes.
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It's a move that feels more similar to Patreon, as it offers increased opportunities for fans to give money to streamers solely to support them instead actually receiving things in return.
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The cars used to be a lot more defensive, but now are more aggressive and drive more similar to a human, like running yellow lights or speeding up in certain situations.
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Previously, the recommendations in the app's home feed looked more similar to what you would see on YouTube's website from desktop: a text-heavy layout with small thumbnails for each video.
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But we also have evidence of conventions of genres; it's not surprising that op-eds would be more similar to ceremonial speeches like Haley's United Nations address or the Obama selections.
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Now they'll get to play more similar programs, and if they make a run in the FCS playoffs, nobody is going to be yearning for the days of the Potato Bowl.
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Later that same year, Cole and his colleagues extended this work by using digital neural networks to assess whether brain-predicted age was more similar between identical twins than fraternal twins.
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Naturally, we'll soon be announcing complementary, more daily commute-focused, products to our fleet (more similar to the largely popular e-scooters and with a genuine focus on sustainability and health).
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Some suppose he may have had temporal lobe epilepsy, which can lead to seizures, erratic behavior and loss of consciousness, while others believe his symptoms were more similar to bipolar disorder.
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Amazon's free music tier consists of playlists and radio stations and is more similar to Pandora than to the paid version of Amazon Music, which competes with Spotify and Apple Music.
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But in an interview with CNBC, Nunes said that implementing the proposal would make the U.S. tax system more similar to that of other countries, which already have border-adjustment taxes.
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"The most important question is whether cars on the road are getting more similar in weight, or more dissimilar," said Mark Jacobsen, an economist at the University of California, San Diego.
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That means it's probably within the PG-13 guidelines, and therefore more similar to High School Musical: The Musical: The Series than Hulu's raunchier shows based around teen characters, like PEN15.
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The two men are more similar than they seem, and these labels ignore their key similarity: they both risked everything to reveal lies propagated by the government and by private corporations.
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Because, Franzen points out triumphantly in "Why Birds Matter," they are in fact "more similar to us than other mammals are," in their nest-building and vacationing and music-creating ways.
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I think what cryptocurrency's promise ultimately is, is that there's just a way to store and move money around that is more similar to how we store and move information around.
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Scientists on the NASA press call stressed that they are not looking for present-day life, but instead for ancient life from when the Martian environment was potentially more similar to Earth's.
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As she grapples with how she fits within the racial dynamics of her new home, Boy realizes that she is less like Snow White and perhaps more similar to the wicked stepmother.
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The following year, The Contemporary relaunched with a model more similar to its original program, putting on one major exhibition every year in partnership with other spaces and institutions in the city.
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Iron Marines looks to change up the formula, however, moving from the static defendable maps of Kingdom Rush towards a full, real-time strategy title more similar to an adorable, miniature Starcraft.
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This particular idea is a major criticism of Best Picture winner Green Book, whose producers have accepted every major award by emphasizing that we're all people who are more similar than different.
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The whole holding-money-hostage model is actually pretty similar to how PayPal has always worked, and as time goes by, the two separate services are starting to look even more similar.
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Together with enhanced trade within the single market, that should, in theory, cause countries that entered the club with vastly different societies and levels of wealth to become more similar over time.
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Peel back that language and what you are likely to see, as infidelity experts like Tammy Nelson tell us, is that male and female motivations are more similar than we've previously acknowledged.
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I started seeing a lot more correlation in the companies that we were seeing; they were looking more similar to each other than before, and the volume was going up as well.
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Instagram is in the midst of executing a familiar advertising strategy — Facebook's advertising strategy — and has a few updates in the works that should make the two businesses look even more similar.
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So instead of emerging in one area in eastern or southern Africa and then spreading from there, distantly related groups of humans across the continent could have become more similar over time.
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"The most important question is whether cars on the road are getting more similar in weight, or more dissimilar," Mark Jacobsen, an economist at the University of California, San Diego, told Plumer.
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Although Chinatown Fair Family Fun Center reopened in 2012, it adapted a model more similar to Dave & Buster's, skewing toward ticket-redemption and novelty games like air hockey and Super Shot Basketball.
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Nearly all cities in the eastern United States, including Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, would have climates much more similar to those of cities hundreds of miles away to the south and southwest.
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The scans showed that those with high levels of reading skills had more similar activation for both types of stimuli than those non-readers, so reading enhances, rather than diminishes, visual skills.
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More than 95 percent of the current roster trained there, which helps City Ballet maintain its distinctive Balanchine style at a moment when many companies are becoming more similar, and international, stylistically.
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But, my own work at the University of Bologna in Italy has supported the idea that brain activity during torpor or hibernation is more similar to wakefulness than it is to sleep.
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Democrats in 2018 are all more similar to each other than were Democrats in 1978, and the same is true of Republicans, so there's less reason for voters to split their tickets.
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Ground cherries—or husk cherries or gooseberries—are akin to tomatillos, in that they grow inside a papery husk, but are more similar in flavor and texture to a fruit like a tomato.
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"When it comes to what types of opportunities we're granted and the way in which we're treated, it's much more similar to like what it's like working for a large corporation," observes Sampath.
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The company says it will use servicing technology to deliver the new update, meaning the process should be more similar to a regular monthly update rather than a big bi-annual feature update.
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Once we had torn through the comic bag and down into the snackable goods at hand, it turned out that these baked rice "snacks" were texturally more similar to a baked rice chip.
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But because we both went through so many similar effects of the global financial crisis of 2008, the mood and collective experiences of the electorate in both countries is more similar than usual.
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"Longer term, we expect Aramco needs to make more similar deals, perhaps buying stakes in PetroChina/Sinopec's refineries to ensure that they can sell more crude to China and Asia," Nomura's Kwan said.
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Charles and Keith's version of the wristlet takes on traits more similar to a bucket bag (thankfully), which means it can be balanced on your wrist or transformed into a cross-body bag.
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They are looking for shows that are like TV (longer, big-budget) and some that are more similar to what you would find on Snapchat Discover (shorter, less-expensive shows that refresh daily).
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Reflecting sharp divides in the Senate on the issue, Risch withdrew his own Saudi-related legislation after committee members backed a Menendez amendment that would have made it more similar to his bill.
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"What we learned through doing research is that millennial parents are more similar today than any other generation before them," says scientist Trisha Bonner, chief of staff and strategic initiatives at Johnson & Johnson.
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"It is a temporary production restriction, but we may see more similar supply curtailments before the implementation of the (official winter) policy," said He Ming, a steel analyst at Wood Mackenzie in Beijing.
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The vibrations, sent back to Earth, are more similar to putting your ear next to a train track and listening to the vibrations of a distant train (you're not actually hearing the train).
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But scientists are also uniquely able to study them because they circle a Jupiter-sized red dwarf star, called TRAPPIST-1, instead of a big bright star more similar to our own Sun.
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At the most basic level, recognition algorithms compare two facial images and produce a measure of how similar they are — the more similar, the more likely the images are of the same individual.
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The researchers found that the more similar a couple's MHCs were, the less attracted the participants were to their partners and the more likely they were to have had sex outside the relationship.
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Zhang said the titles for the 2022 Asian Games would be more similar to football-themed Pro Evolution Soccer (PES), which was part of the 2018 demonstration event and which Alisports helps promote.
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"Enjoy the little bit of calm in the middle of the storm, and get ready to hunker down as Q2 is probably going to be a bit more similar to Q1," he added.
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The Mexican culture is a little bit more similar to theirs and a lot of the indigenous populations have friends and family in Mexico, so they're a little bit more comfortable staying there.
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The General's dictate to display the collection by form and function rather than culture or geography renders objects dating from prehistoric through modern times more similar than different, and more extraordinary than ordinary.
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But, in much of America, men's and women's lives look more similar than they ever have: Women do more work for pay, and men do more care work than they previously have done.
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Najash possessed primitive features more similar to lizards, such as a cheekbone arch, as well as more snakelike features including the lack of a bony arch connecting from the skull to the cheekbone.
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He and his team found that the dinosaur family had no lips and had faces covered with small patches of armored skin and large, flat scales more similar to crocodiles than to lizards.
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A better comparison could be with the Southeast Asian players as the markets are more similar; however, Latin American's super apps will probably be the result of the unique environment in the region.
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The company is now using a new technology called neural machine translation — which aims to make computer-generated translations more similar to those done by humans — to power its translations in seven new languages.
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"Now during the day, with more and more people using the Metro, the microbial community started becoming more similar, dominated by the human skin commensal bacteria," meaning bacteria that typically live on human skin.
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By comparison, Schakowsky and McMorris Rodgers propose adding a new bureau within the FTC and talk about employing hundreds of staffers to it, more similar to Republican and Democratic proposals floating around the Senate.
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How a few control so many … this work is about the idea that humans are more similar than different, and to survive we have to work together and value equality, to love one another.
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The child allowance is a core policy, not only in Sanders's favored Nordic countries, but also in countries around the world with political systems more similar to the U.S.—the U.K., Australia, and Canada.
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However, unlike some other Android phone makers, which are adding a notch to their phone just to make them more similar to the iPhone, Essential is already trying to get rid of it completely.
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Ms. Fulton may hope that her political path is more similar to that of Representative Lucy McBath of Georgia, a gun control and racial justice activist whose son was killed in a 2012 shooting.
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First, in the United States today there are extremely large racial disparities in upward mobility, particularly between black and white men (with black and white women we actually see more similar rates of mobility).
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Kaiser asked a direction question about how people see Medicaid: Which comes closer to your view: — Medicaid is more similar to other health insurance programs, like Medicare, that help people pay for health care.
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Hershfield and his collaborators did a study that found that those who felt more similar to their future selves made more future-oriented decisions and had higher levels of well-being across a decade.
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"Tuchscherer declined to say how the Snowflake culture changed under Slootman, but did say this: "The Snowflake that I joined under Bob&aposs leadership was more similar to TripActions today from a cultural perspective.
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But companies like Uber and Slack may be more similar to the scores of dot-coms that debuted in 1998 and 1999, as opposed to Google owner Alphabet (GOOGL) and Facebook (FB), for example.
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Independent lab sequencing done after the procedure found that the bacterial makeup of his own fecal matter had become more similar to that of his donor, and the state of his bowel movements drastically improved.
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And while its big selection, low prices, and popular online presence have often drawn comparisons to Amazon, Jet's latest release of its own private basics brand " Uniquely J" makes them more similar options than ever.
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What's next: The agency has discussed requiring some common opioids to be offered in limited-dose packaging, more similar to the packaging for a course of antibiotics than a standard 30-day supply of pills.
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Night terrors are actually more similar to sleepwalking, because they're both considered "disorders of arousal," which means they strike during the deepest stage of non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The OnePlus 6 is obviously the highest-end device offered by any of these three nebulously-related companies, and its design isn't much more similar than any number of Android phones we'll see this year.
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"I felt like there were not nearly enough high-tech companies working on defense problems in a way that was more similar to the Silicon Valley model of innovation rather than a traditional defense contract."
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However, when questioned about comparisons to Oculus' products, Iribe described the Daydream View as a "simple device" and more similar to the Samsung Gear VR than it is to a Rift or Santa Cruz experience.
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On the other hand, what's encouraging from a technological perspective is that "these deep learning systems, more and more, can tackle tasks that are more similar to higher cognitive function of the brain," Savelli said.
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Iowa's insurance regulators have some ideas for how to rescue their state's Affordable Care Act exchange — namely, by restructuring the ACA's tax credits into something a lot more similar to the House's health care bill.
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While the open-nature of the women's tournament has created interest, Wilander says longer matches would create a situation more similar to the men's with regular grand slam match-ups between the world's top players.
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I think that if you found a real person with a real brain and a similar upbringing they would probably be lot more similar to you than your brain-only simulation living in a computer.
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"[The company] is more similar to a product producer where we produce original products and we manufacture those products than we are like a distributor of other people's products like a grocery store," said Salzberg.
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Indeed, Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush, their vast ideological differences notwithstanding, sounded far more similar to each other when addressing the UN than Trump did to either of them or his other predecessors.
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China's stimulus is slowly becoming more similar to the United States and other developed economies, reflecting the fact that China itself is an increasingly middle-class society with an economy led by services and consumption.
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After all, genres are just rough ways of grouping things that are more similar than dissimilar, and tags are just a way of proliferating genres so that people can find more games than they like.
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If McDonald's was Old Kanye — a classic American brand — the New Kanye brand is more similar to how Kanye and other Chick-fil-A supporters interpret Chick-fil-A's identity: controversial but driven by conviction.
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According to this line of thinking, distantly related groups of humans across the continent could have become more similar over time instead of first emerging in one area of East Africa then spreading from there.
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Even though Edwards demonstrated he could win a high-profile statewide race by highlighting and defending his record on crime, Menschel said he expected to see more similar fights to play out at local levels.
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Studies tell us that parents' income and education have an enormous effect on children's opportunities and achievements — and children today are more likely to grow up in homes in which parents are more similar than different.
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Like many of those users, when I'm particularly into a song and want to let the algorithm know that I'd like to hear more similar music, I tap the "heart" symbol from a drop-down menu.
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The Samsung Gear S2 has garnered many positive reviews, mostly lauding the design of user interface (which uses a rotating bezel and is more similar to the Apple Watch than Android Wear) and the overall styling.
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Intriguingly, while the app readily transforms men into boys, it seems to struggle with morphing women like me into girls:That's likely because women's faces are much more similar to girls' faces than men's are to boys'.
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In addition, LINE TV has already secured partnerships with local television production studios and channels, marking a shift from its roots as a streaming service akin to YouTube to one more similar to Netflix and Hulu.
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"We can train the software to analyze these calls in a way that is much more similar to how humans learn," said Kevin Coffey, a lead author of the report and co-creator of the software.
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These two cameras are more similar to the setup on LG's G6 and new V30, but they also have the ability to blur out the background for more professional-looking shots, like on iPhone 7 Plus.
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A Lincoln exec told me that it has comparable rear seat legroom to the enormous and executive-friendly BMW 750iL, while having a smaller trunk and wheelbase more similar to the slightly smaller BMW 5 Series.
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The situations surrounding the unauthorized removal and storage of national defense information by Martin and Petraeus are far more similar compared to the actions of Chelsea Manning, John Kiriakou, or Edward Snowden, to name a few.
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While Twitter has long offered emergency alerts like extreme weather notices and law enforcement announcements through third parties, this new feature is more similar to services offered by media company apps and requires more editorial judgment.
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Transfer points to airline and hotel partners (up to 2 cents per point or more)Similar to American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards lets you transfer points to a wide range of airline hotel partners.
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Congress could opt to provide all Americans with coverage more similar to what people 65 and older currently receive under Medicare, with more limited benefits and a requirement that they pay some deductibles and co-payments.
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She is the reigning champion of the United States and Australian Opens, tournaments on hardcourts more similar to the grass of Wimbledon than the red clay at Roland Garros, where Osaka lost in the third round.
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Under a wide range of estimates, birthrates will remain below replacement in rich countries, and poor countries will continue to get wealthier and to have fertility patterns that are more similar to those in wealthy countries.
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The surprising thing about Cole's side of the episode is that while it shares a certain East End austerity with Alison's, tonally speaking, it's much more similar to the Solloways' California sojourn on a plot level.
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When the researchers compared it to the genomes of eight living people, they found that the Neanderthal was a little more similar to the people of Asian and European descent than to those of African heritage.
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Their mutual delight in sharing the same side of the court was evident, and as they moved and communicated together — both 6-foot-1 in matching attire — they seemed more similar than different for a change.
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The only difference between an ad and an organic result in the new design is the small lettering or icon next to a link, meaning ads and organic results now look more similar than ever before.
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And when they're getting information that's constantly being refuted or constantly being supported in their peer networks, they come to trust certain worldviews that get perpetuated in networks that are more similar than they are diverse.
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The Times - U.S. Commerce secretary Wilbur Ross said on Thursday a UK trade agreement with the United States "should be much easier to do mechanically" than with Brussels because "our economies are much more similar". bit.
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Wu and his team are currently working on a more sophisticated study, which involves sending a chunk of engineered 3D human heart tissue, which will look more similar to a human heart, into space next year.
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The geostationary model that Astranis is embracing is somewhat more similar to the existing way of offering internet connectivity from space, which employs very large communications satellite parked in geostationary orbit fairly far away from Earth.
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The site is meant to serve as a comprehensive guide to the eSports industry, featuring reporting, video commentaries, match pages, rosters, stats, schedules, scores, and more – similar to what Yahoo offers for its other sports coverage areas.
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While other aspects of cars, such as fuel economy and engine performance, have become much more similar, design is an opportunity to make a statement, said Christie Schweinsberg, senior editor at the auto industry news site WardsAuto.
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In essence, the new app model in this services-focused approach is a "service extension," which strikes me as being much more similar to the "skills" you can add to an Amazon Echo than a traditional app.
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Whether you're a fan of "Flavortown" or your feelings on Fieri are more similar to Anthony Bourdain's, we can all agree the celeb chef has a mind of his own when it comes to his cooking style.
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"We need more kindness and compassion in the world and we need to be able to realize that everybody is struggling and understand that we are more similar than we are different and feel that," he said.
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However, Too Cool For Christmas/A Very Cool Christmas was deemed successful enough that he went on to direct one more similar project: Deadly Skies and Force of Impact, asteroid thrillers which aired on television in 2006.
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The devastating line Chiang delivers comes toward the end: But parrots are more similar to humans than any extraterrestrial species ever will be, and humans can observe us up close; they can look us in the eye.
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The Echo Buds case is larger than that of the AirPods (and more similar to the bulky PowerBeats Pro case), so it won't fit as inconspicuously in a pocket, but the buds themselves are small and sleek.
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Pulisic, for now, can expect to see many more similar tests, which may be why the United States delegation made a point to highlight the treatment he received on Tuesday, lest other teams seize on the tactic.
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With Uber's acquisition of Jump and Lyft's acquisition of Motivate, the biggest bike-sharing network in the U.S., they already have teams that understand the challenges of bike sharing, which is even more similar to scooter sharing.
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In fact, the world is so hot on its day side that the lava flow, if it exists, "would have a viscosity more similar to water at room temperature [on Earth] than to solid rock," the study says.
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A research paper for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas argued that the integration of the supply chain in Asia might explain the tight relationship: inflation rates are more similar in countries that trade more with each other.
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That we are far more similar to each other than we might think, that my desire for an iPhone as a way of expressing my identity is mirrored by millions of other people who feel exactly the same.
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They might either morph their speech to make it more similar to that of others, but equally, heighten the pre-existing differences to convey a particular message, for example, as a verbal peacock display of power or status.
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Previously, Business Insider reported that Google Cloud created a new program to assign highly-paid senior salespeople to go after large customers and changed how it compensated its salespeople to a model more similar to that of Oracle.
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It's more similar to the ambiguity of the travel ban — a policy on which the Supreme Court agreed to defer to the executive — than to some of the administration's more legally questionable policies, like the thwarted asylum ban.
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Marketers may need to geo-locate for one-off campaigns, but as technology adoption influences our daily routines, forward-thinking entrepreneurs and investors can look to how generations across geographies are more similar than different for new opportunities.
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Once it's in the air, though, it can shift from quadcopter flight to a faster, more maneuverable horizontal flight mode more similar to a remote-control plane, at speeds that Parrot claims can reach up to 18 mph.
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The comments come as Governor Bevin hopes to preserve a pension reform bill passed earlier this year by the state's Republican legislature, which would, among other things, make future teacher pensions more similar to private 401(k) accounts.
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Mr. Miscoiu described the ruling party as "a rural conservative party with a left-wing component in social and economic policies" that was more similar to the ruling conservatives in neighboring Hungary and Poland than their leftist counterparts.
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Justice Stephen Breyer suggested the court could draw a line, saying "past is past" allowing the cross in question and others with similar historical context, but saying that "no more" similar memorials could be built in the future.
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In fact, the idea that hibernation is more similar to wakefulness than it is to sleep is the subject of a recent study conducted by me and some of my colleagues at the University of Bologna in Italy.
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And their investments in elite venture firms like Lightspeed have given them enviable access that makes them more similar to the Sand Hill stalwarts they back than a sketchy foreign player hunting aimlessly for the next hot deal.
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But what sets Facebook Stories apart and makes it far more similar to Snapchat is that you can add masks and frames to photos and images, in the same way that you add Snapchat's beauty or puking rainbow lenses.
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At first glance, other fitness trackers got measurements more similar to those from proven methods of assessing energy expenditures: Apple Watch, Bodymedia CORE armband, Fitbit Charge HR, Fitbit Flex, Jawbone UP, Nike FuelBand, SenseWear Armband, and SenseWear Armband Mini.
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The new slimmed-down cans have the same shape and silver color as Coca-Cola's Dasani Sparkling, giving the revamped Diet Coke an appearance more similar to the zero-calorie sparking water than to the other Cokes and sodas.
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But what's interesting, and relatively unknown to the average buyer, is that plastic pink-capped bottle "save" from CVS and the gold-plated designer lipstick are more similar than you'd think — because they're actually owned by the same company.
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Additionally, Safari's expected to get a new downloads manager that makes the web browser more similar to its Mac version and iMessage will become more like WhatsApp with the ability to add a profile picture, display name, and status.
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But where JD.com is more similar to Alibaba's Tmall, in that it only carries goods from established businesses, Taobao has a marketplace open to individuals, allowing people to open stores and sell goods at fixed prices or by auction.
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But by combining advancements like this with other progress that's been made—such as embedding motors for robotic hands in the forearm, which is more similar to a biological arm—-we're able to creep closer to a real analog.
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It could be great for getting rid of those pesky fake news posts, but it could also be used for trolling and it could turn Facebook into something more similar to Reddit, which is not everyone's cup of tea.
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In 2800, an archaeologist with the museum, Lisa Niziolek, began corresponding with ceramic experts in China and Japan and discovered that some of the Java wreck ceramics were more similar to pieces made in the 11th and 12th century.
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Through a quick plug-and-play checkout flow — more similar to the booking process for a hotel or Airbnb — renters can lock down an apartment without having to deal with the painful, costly and time-consuming traditional rental process.
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The South Korean company said on Monday that the technology, developed in partnership with Toshiba Materials, would produce light more similar to the Sun's rays, capturing customers put off by the current quality of light-emitting diode (LED) lighting.
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Dayton has a chance to notch a few more similar wins as it faces VCU on the road and Rhode Island both home and away in the final stretch of the regular season, but it most likely won't be enough.
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But it would start to look more similar to the Obamacare tax credits, which are based on income and indirectly increase with people's age because they're based on the health insurance premiums, according to Larry Levitt of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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"Essentially, we think referring to yourself in the third person leads people to think about themselves more similar to how they think about others," Jason Moser, PhD, an associate professor of psychology at Michigan State University said in a release.
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Since AVs are likely to be deployed in business models that look more similar to Lime and Bird than (classic) Uber and Lyft, cities will look to carry over the policies they develop around vehicle caps, permits, data sharing and more.
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"Moreover, results indicate that the tissue being formed at the patients' repair site improves in composition over time, getting more and more similar to healthy cartilage," said Martin, a professor of surgery and biomedicine at University Hospital Basel in Switzerland.
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American politics is profoundly polarized, with the Republican Party drifting in a particularly extreme direction under the guidance of a leader whose political style is more similar to elected authoritarians like Hungary's Viktor Orbán than any American president in recent history.
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While she is more similar to Trump in her desire to stem immigration and protect national sovereignty, she edges closer to Clinton when it comes to backing international engagement and the need for multilateral military intervention through organizations like NATO.
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Levy said that the five countries examined for this study are "much more similar to each other than they are as a group to other world regions," so applying this same model to other countries might come with unique challenges.
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Earth-size exoplanets and hot Jupiters "The ultimate goal of many of us working in the field is to try (to study) smaller, cooler planets more similar to Earth, where we hope to search for evidence of life," Evans said.
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Two more similar rate increases are probably in store in the second and fourth quarter of next year, taking the federal funds target rate to a range of 1.00-1.25 by December 2017, unchanged from expectations in last month's poll.
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The 5,000-year-old dog contained an "additional component" more similar to dogs originating from Central and South Asia, and it was found close to skeletons of people from the migrating Indo-European Corded Ware culture during the Neolithic period.
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But the New England Patriots quarterback, now 41, admits that today's NFL is growing more similar to the NCAA product and he thinks the league's recent rule changes in an effort to reduce injuries are a big reason for the resemblance.
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According to Politico, the visa Melania Trump described using is more similar to a B-1 Temporary Business Visitor visa or a B-2 Tourist visa, which wouldn't have allowed Trump to be employed and only last up to six months.
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" When asked by the BBC whether perceptions of her as an amalgam of Indian independence hero Mahatma Gandhi and Mother Teresa of Calcutta were incorrect as she was more similar to former British leader Margaret Thatcher, she said: "Well no.
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It's been eclipsed more recently by Florida, in part because of the warm climate that's more similar to Puerto Rico and also because of what community advocates call the "Disney Dream" -- a fairy-tale vision of Orlando and its theme parks.
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Pay TV in its current form seems on its way out, too, though exactly what form its replacement will take is still up in the air, and it may look more similar to the current model than some people are assuming.
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It is a mix of water, of substances more similar to urine than to blood or water... It can be caused, for example, at the top of the thighs, by wearing a belt too tight which will hinder blood circulation.
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Jeep's first pickup truck since the demise of the Cherokee-based Comanche in 1992, the Gladiator is the best of both worlds for drivers who love the Wrangler but want hauling and towing capability more similar to that of a truck.
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Hurricane Donna is one of the more similar storm tracks historically for the region (early September 1960), with some accounts suggesting that losses of 10 percent or better were seen to oranges and as much as half of the grapefruit.
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What paleontologists found most surprising about the creature were the bones in its ankles, which were more similar to those found in crocodiles than those found in dinosaurs and birds — even though Teleocrater was on team bird and not team croc.
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After a stylistic overhaul this fall, J.Crew's aesthetic is much more similar to that of its more successful sister brand Madewell, a shift that had the explicit purpose of appealing to as many people as possible, while blurring the J.Crew identity.
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For those people who accuse the H.V.R.F. logo of looking "Nazi," it should be stated that the design was sourced from the logo of a Chinese construction company and is far more similar to NATO's logo than to anything related to fascism.
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In fact, it actually has a lot to do with the emotional connection men have with their partners, which tells us that men and women are much more similar than they are different when it comes to the factors that predict desire.
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As I told you, we wouldn't even say it is a wine, because its taste may be more similar to a beer, a soft drink or a cocktail, so we really see it as a creation to lead a new category of beverages.
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"I think that if anyone supported Donald Trump and they look and truly give an honest assessment of whose resume and whose background is more similar to Donald Trump, they will side with me," Warren told The Associated Press in a recent interview.
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Despite the fact that Welch's new sparkling rosé contains absolutely no booze, one could argue that it's more similar to rosé wine than many of the rosé-versions of those other alcoholic beverages since it actually gets its color from grape skins.
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Bloomberg reported that Apple was intentionally throttling the performance of the Qualcomm modem chip inside some versions of the iPhone 7, in order to make it more similar to the Intel chip it was using in some other versions of the phone.
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The company still fails to understand that people want a predictable app that's convenient to lay back and watch, and social media stars are more similar to you and me than they are to news outlets producing mobile magazine-style Discover content.
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Read MoreTraders look to data as Fed confuses "I think it's adding to the volatility, especially with the results of the meeting more dovish than expected, countered by commentary more similar to what we expect," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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The vote in Alabama is an Armageddon moment for the Republican Party, the future of Alabama, and the fate of the Senate that should stop governing itself like a one-party state more similar in process to Putin's parliament than Jefferson's Senate.
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The vehicle has a polarizing design unlike anything ever produced outside of sci-fi movies, and its production process, as detailed during the unveiling by CEO Elon Musk, is expected to be more similar to that of a traditional car than a truck.
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With universities such as New York University and the University of California, Irvine now offering scholarships for video games, the career trajectory for esports is more similar to traditional sports than it has ever been — from high school and college to pro.
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Even though these forms says pre-qualifications, it wasn&apost uncommon for me to start an application, only to find that the information made the application more similar to that of a pre-approval, including asking for permission to run a credit check.
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Mothers and daughters have a special kind of relationship: one 2016 study found that mothers and daughters have more similar corticolimbic circuitry — meaning their brains work in similar ways to process and regulate emotions — than mothers and sons, fathers and daughters, or fathers and sons.
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Gone is the Miranda Priestly attitude (after an entire 90 minutes of soul searching, of course), and in its place is a personality more similar to Jacqueline Carlyle (Melora Hardin) on The Bold Type, a boss who is demonstrably a leader, mentor, and friend.
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But most of the modern-day homemade versions are more similar to sweet-smelling Silly Putty in consistency and texture, and others could be called versions of Floam, the soft putty with tiny beads in it that give a satisfying crunch when you touch it.
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As the scientists assembled the puzzle of the Neanderthal genome, they began to notice something incredibly odd: Specific genes looked oddly similar to human genes, more similar than they ought to have looked considering how long ago both species diverged from the same ancestor.
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The company announced today it was adding ghost, koala, tiger and t-rex Animojis (with tongue tracking!), but more interestingly the company added Memoji, a custom Animoji tool that allows users to build their own more similar to the feature on Samsung's Galaxy S9.
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A residual conservatism in my nature prompts me to think that I would stay the old me, and the new me—whoever he is—would be like a twin to me, indeed more similar to the old me than any natural twin could possibly be.
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And maybe it's because we share a gender, or because advertising and journalism are more similar than either is to corporate tax policy, but it was my mom's career, which took place before I was born, that still informs how I see the workplace.
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As the Pew report notes, these political measures are far more similar to those found among evangelical Protestants and Mormons than among other Jews in the US. All told, Orthodox Jewish Republicans make up just 10 percent of the Jewish electorate across the country.
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Today, life in Russia – where everything is political, where the population is mobilized around leader and nation, where censorship and one-party rule have effectively been restored – is more similar to life in the Soviet Union than at any point in the last 25 years.
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"[These findings] support a view on human evolution in which the known fossil variants, such as Neanderthals' in Europe and its African anatomy contemporaries -- more similar to ours -- should be understood as remains from our ancestors, not as different higher-lower species," Zilhão said.
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Gastric chief cells in the stomach and mature acinar cells in the pancreas, which both perform secretory functions in their respective tissues, undergo similar changes in response to injury: They lose the same markers, express similar genes and become smaller and more similar to embryonic cells.
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Notably, the rhinestone bodysuit garments Cher wore in the '70s featured different styles of bedazzling, more similar to the lace-like naked dresses that the Kardashian family has favored in the past (Khloé herself wore a sheer dress by Yousef al Jasmi in 2016 that featured beadwork).
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Whatever the reason behind the behavior of these distantly-related species is, there's a take-home message for humans: "Our behaviors that seem very much the result of our deliberation and choice," said Dr. Freund, "might be more similar to our primate ancestors than we might think."
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And when I have to reach someone with something important and time-sensitive, I often wind up resorting to two or more similar but independent pathways, because I'm never sure which one will be likelier to work, since he or she is under a similar assault.
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The live stream will be available on both HBO GO and HBO NOW (HBO GO isn on-demand streaming service similar to a Netflix subscription, while HBO NOW is more similar to DirecTV in that it's a streaming service that requires a cable or satellite TV package with HBO).
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"I think it is worth considering whether financial system efficiency may be improved if reserves and Treasury securities' liquidity characteristics were regarded as more similar than they are today," Quarles said in prepared remarks to be delivered at an event organized by the Money Marketeers of New York University.
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Daimler's Car2Go and BMW's DriveNow offer short-term rentals of vehicles from their respective owners, which is more similar to a service like Zipcar than to a ride-hailing offering like Uber, but the fact remains that both models compete with car ownership at the most fundamental level.
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While the sisters each advocated for different causes — Kourtney lobbied to reform the laws that regulate ingredients in cosmetics and personal care products in the U.S. and Kim met with President Donald Trump to discuss prison reform and a presidential pardon — their outfits could not have been more similar.
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Asian restaurants throughout the country serve food that's much more similar to hometown cooking, such as stinky tofu, drunken crab, tonkotsu ramen, kimchi tofu soup, and even sisig — all foods that would have been unthinkable to put on a restaurant menu when Benihana first opened 55 years ago.
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But as the information that the tests provide grows more similar (Ancestry in October launched a health test in addition to its family-history reports) my advice has increasingly turned to setting expectations for what people might find out in their reports — including that their results could change.
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"What I love about this space is that it feels much more similar to reading to a child than it does sticking them in front of a screen," said Emily Shapiro, Panoply's director of children's programming (and a co-founder of the New York International Children's Film Festival).
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It's possible Google will release two versions: a self-contained Android VR headset that "aims for the middle ground" as reported by the Wall Street Journal and possibly a headset that's more similar to Gear VR and requires a smartphone, but will work with more than just Samsung phones.
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Though some believe that sex can affect the brain in ways similar to drugs and alcohol -- habituation, withdrawal, escalating risk-taking behaviors, alteration of brain structures -- many proponents believe that sex addiction is more similar to a gambling addiction in that it involves a behavior, not a substance.
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And that was still — you can tell me if you think this is still happening, but it seems to that the huge appetite people had to learn about each new phone has maybe diminished over the last few years as they've gotten sort of more and more similar.
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The answer seems to be understanding that the modest fashion movement is more similar to the mainstream fashion movement than it is not, in that clothing can help a woman express and connect with what she believes in, no matter if it's her god, her ambitions, or just her taste.
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More similar is the 28500 Republican run of businessman Wendell Willkie, who was a registered Democrat until 6900, was never a voice of conservatism, did not run in the primaries, but found favor with convention delegates by embracing a more interventionist foreign policy than the early GOP favorite, New York Gov.
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Last week, scientists revealed that data from NASA's $1 billion Juno mission suggested there may be a previously undiscovered volcano on Jupiter's moon Io. And last month, the team behind Juno figured out that Jupiter's lighting is more similar to Earth's than previously thought — which solved a 39-year-old mystery.
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Three planets orbit the star, which initially appeared larger and hotter than they now are considered, thanks to a misclassification in the TESS database, which originally labeled its star as more similar to the Sun (the error was spotted by a team of researchers, including high school student Alton Spencer).
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But it's not the same level of security as the infrared TrueDepth camera Apple uses on the iPhone X. It's actually much more similar to the face detection used in Samsung's Galaxy S28 and Note 2128, which uses pattern recognition to figure out which ugly mug should grant access to the phone.
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More similar to the Venezuelan government's description of the incident are the drones used by terror group ISIS, which has infamously deployed off-the-shelf consumer drones strapped with explosives for years, as well as operated entire workshops dedicated to building or retrofitting unmanned vehicles capable of carrying deadly payloads in Iraq.
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"It's less similar to Sokal (which was breezy gibberish) and more similar to the many instances of scientific misconduct involving effortful and intentional deception, in my mind," Ketan Joshi, a science communicator working in data science in Australia who wrote a popular critique of the conceptual penis paper, told BuzzFeed News by email.
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Zuckerberg apologizes for his tone-deaf VR cartoon tour of Puerto Rico devastation The new system integrates more customization options so that users can dial in their look to make things more similar to how they themselves look in real life, which seems to be how Facebook would prefer you use this system.
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To tell them actually it was the program until we reached the 21st century and now all of a sudden we realize that with genetics and bionics and robotics that we have a real chance of stopping death and treating it as something much more similar to a disease than some natural phenomenon.
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I want to be able to tell them, look, maybe you should compare more similar games where you can isolate the violence factor, and then look at the effects, rather than take two games that are so different in so many ways and think that you measured one aspect that you haven't isolated.
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The sister studies -- one on patients in the intensive care unit and one on adults who were not critically ill -- showed that "balanced crystalloids," solutions that are more similar to what's in human blood, were less likely to result in major kidney problems in the month after they were enrolled in the study.
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The difference is even starker considering that the two firms' client footprints are far more similar than they are to those of JPMorgan, Citigroup or Bank of America; the two investment banks rely more heavily on traditional asset managers and hedge funds than the universal banks, which have rafts of corporate clients.
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"The physical effects of mountaintop mining are much more similar to volcanic eruptions where the entire landscape is fractured, deepened and decoupled from prior landscape evolution trajectories, effectively resetting the clock on landscape and ecosystem co-evolution," the report declares after sampling one West Virginia waste field laden with enough rubble to bury Manhattan Island.
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Playing both the writer and editor role simultaneously, I see the benefits of both, and know for sure that we need more minority editors, because editors, like everyone else, are human, and we tend to gravitate toward authors and books that are more similar to our experience (even though many of the best ones don't).
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Knowing that there was a desperate need for education and acceptance within the Tiwi community, and to prevent any more similar tragedies, the Sistagirls organised a special ceremony in 2008 to both honour the lives and the struggles of those who had passed on, and also let the community know that enough was enough.
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Most of the citizens-to-be I spoke to had come to the US as very young children — they're part of a group that scholars call the "1.5 generation," because they're technically first-generation immigrants who came to the US themselves but have lived lives more similar to those of immigrants' US-born children.
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The difference is even starker considering that the two firms' client footprints are far more similar to each other than they are to those of JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup or Bank of America; the two investment banks rely more heavily on traditional asset managers and hedge funds than the universal banks, which have many corporate clients.
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This is the way McConnell and Trump are more similar than is often appreciated: they have both proven that the range of political action is disciplined less by external constraint than by a politician's sense of shame — the degree to which they turn back in the face of public criticism, media opprobrium, elite backlash.
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He added that with the next presidential election now less than 18 months away, he anticipated there would be more similar stories and he would like for us to continue to advise him of any such matters coming to our attention on a personal basis, as he could better defend the family if he knew what was being said.
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Not only did I learn at the conference that we are more similar to fruit flies in terms of our internal clock than we think; I also learned that the internal clock changes according to age (older people sleep less and usually get up earlier) and that it ticks a little differently in men and women.
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Yes. In general I thought the original mix was a little thin when compared to both Jane Doe and No Heroes, so I tried to have a low end content that was more similar to those two records so that if you were to listen to the Converge catalogue sequentially it wouldn't feel out of place.
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It can't be said for certain if these acts were done through affection as we understand it, but Dolen believes it does show that we may be more similar to seemingly alien creatures than we think, and that some of our social functions that may seem uniquely human could've been encoded much farther back than we realized.
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Walsh is far more similar to Trump on policy than previous presidents and their challengersWalsh told Insider that on policy, he espouses the Tea Party-aligned positions of supporting limited government spending and limited immigration, specifically taking issue with Trump's imposition of tariffs, the soaring national debt, and his failure to build a wall on the Southern border.
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