The exterior wire shapes resemble an atom while the string lights inside the bulb resemble protons.
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The results resemble a crayon drawing from a 5-year-old more than they resemble a photograph.
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Each one aloft on a frozen wave of white cotillion lace to resemble marriage, to resemble fate.
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Every aspect of the thing is either robotics-built to resemble biology, or biology-modified to resemble robotics.
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Perhaps we don't care how much supernatural creatures resemble the animal kingdom in general; perhaps we only care how much they resemble us .
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We all have two celebrity doppelgängers: the ones we resemble normally and the ones we resemble when sheer wig caps are over our faces.
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Recognizing that these corporations resemble public governments more than they resemble small and medium-size business entities is a step toward more accountability and better democratic oversight.
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In every war, nations come to resemble their enemies, so I suppose it's normal that the anti-Trump movement would come to resemble the pro-Trump movement.
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They don't resemble the asteroids from the main belt between Mars and Jupiter, nor do they resemble Kuiper Belt objects located at the icy, outer regions beyond Pluto.
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The second, and growing, strain of Christianity can be found in megachurches, massive congregations inside buildings that resemble convention centers led by pastors who resemble motivational speakers or business gurus.
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For the most part, published photographs of Moshe Safdie's pioneering design for high-density urban housing resemble, or are, real estate images; they do not resemble cozy, lived-in spaces.
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Will the short-term rental platform resemble the recent tech IPOs of Zoom and Pinterest, or the disappointing flops of Uber and Lyft that more closely resemble its "sharing economy" model?
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Except The Politician doesn't really resemble Glee — not really.
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Some models seriously resemble each other in an undeniable way.
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They'll actually resemble the Chromebooks in the same price range.
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Nails that resemble combs, corkscrews, human teeth, and even HAIR?
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Pictures reduce these works to the forms they crudely resemble.
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I love how the pancakes were arranged to resemble cannoli.
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He may resemble Mr Jobs in more negative ways, too.
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Parts of Asia could come to resemble America's Wild West.
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For some, the "Zombie" flavor may resemble fruit gone bad.
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However, the work doesn't remotely resemble an ancient Greek sculpture.
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The bubbles might also resemble tiny water droplets, Chaiyasit says.
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Which figure in ancient Rome does Mr Trump most resemble?
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Nor will assuming that the future will resemble the past.
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There were trompe l'oeil stretch pants made to resemble denim.
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Yet Moody's points out that Clinton's proposals strongly resemble Obama's.
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The reflection's circular or flattened shape could resemble a UFO.
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Nope. But viewed under a microscope, they vaguely resemble crabs.
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Some of the firm's plans resemble those of its peers.
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Coronary disease does not resemble a "clogged pipe," they say.
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But they do resemble sour rock candy, which is incredible.
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And women are attracted to men that resemble their fathers.
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Rhodoliths are a type of marine algae that resemble coral.
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Old districts resemble unplanned mazes that are crowded and unorganized.
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These resemble a rough sea's surface, as seen from underwater.
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People have been creating fake ads that closely resemble Nike's.
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Ironically, they closely resemble portions of the modern Republican party.
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They often resemble moles and some even develop from moles.
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Or at least a major doppelgänger made to resemble Swift.
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Many of their twisted postures resemble some kind of torture.
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The avatars for the players, for example, resemble cartoon characters.
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Others resemble magnified still images of plasma and blood cells.
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In comparison, the boats being sailed this weekend resemble spacecrafts.
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On Haimovitz's last visit, Matteo had begun to resemble himself.
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The outdoor hallways, which overlook a courtyard, resemble giant cages.
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In its odd independence, it started to resemble a figure.
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Responses from voters resemble the pessimism of 22012 years ago.
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How much does Trump's proposal resemble his campaign tax plan?
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Do any of the locations in Bird World resemble those?
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Input tattoos "resemble traditional user interfaces," the project's website explains.
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It's almost eerie how much some celebrities resemble each other.
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The conflict has also come to resemble a sectarian cataclysm.
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These finely crafted oil puddles resemble a sky in reverse.
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The babies do not resemble their adult counterparts at birth.
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Others resemble officers in the Saudi Army and Air Force.
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However, Clinton's email practices do resemble those of Colin Powell.
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A contemporary map of tribal property would resemble a checkerboard.
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This month: a collar meant to resemble an exploding nebula.
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None resemble Ms. Gravatt or, for that matter, the others.
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Then he had his face tattooed to resemble a skull.
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From above, they typically resemble kites with strings and tails.
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We'll have meetings with the parties that resemble oral arguments.
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For example, some CIO roles closely resemble other CTO roles.
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The children and grandchildren of immigrants resemble every other American.
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The brushstrokes, in thick, wet oils, resemble leafs or branches.
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The graphics are significantly pared back to resemble the original.
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And think about it: What does coronavirus most closely resemble?
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Ministers' schedules resemble those of rock bands on summer tours.
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The illness may resemble a common cold or the flu.
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Especially when the streaming landscape increasingly comes to resemble cable.
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Stay away from anything that might resemble a MAGA hat.
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Ceiling fans, designed to resemble propellers, rotated mockingly above him.
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Radtke's poetic language becomes diffuse and begins to resemble platitudes.
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They resemble weavings and might be tributes to Anni Albers.
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" The prompts ranged from the material — "Would Buildings Resemble Wombs?
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" The targets, he said, "didn't resemble who you'd actually shoot.
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"Most cactus growers start to resemble the plants," Martin said.
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The exhibit is supposed to resemble a CIA black site.
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In different forms it can resemble acne and cause bumps.
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The silver tiers of Martha Vasconcellos's blue dress resemble tinsel.
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But whiteboard questions resemble classroom work at Ivy League institutions.
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In the same way that pet owners sometimes come to resemble their animals, writers often come to resemble their discourse (or, in the case of John Updike, their main character — which is to say, suburbia).
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However, this does not mean aliens will resemble beautiful human beings.
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Those pockets of activity strongly resemble blooming roses amid the darkness.
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And the politics are likely to resemble a slow-burning shutdown.
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Most of the filters are oversaturated and resemble Instagram's early filters.
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Some look like petroglyphs depicting a tornado; others resemble flattened worms.
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But the images at once resemble our reality and escape it.
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Hence the very large variety of household items they could resemble.
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They will add colour to outlets that otherwise resemble post offices.
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I can actually do something that maybe would resemble me more.
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This makes student debt resemble a tax more than conventional borrowing.
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Democratic CaucusThe Democratic precinct caucuses resemble a game of musical chairs.
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"They so much resemble our world," he says with a smile.
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Fact These Zara shoes closely resemble the Adidas Yeezy 750 Boost.
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So why does a Republican race frequently resemble such an exam?
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I think that I resemble her and that is an honor.
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The efforts also resemble the Tea Party insurgency on the right.
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After four days, the embryos began to resemble normal mouse embryos.
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What they're not full of is characters who resemble ordinary people.
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Large stones hanging from costumes make them resemble an objet d'art.
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And sure, they don't resemble anything on a traditional Mexican menu.
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However, officials say their stature resemble that of the homeowner's family.
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The logo is twisted to resemble the face of a vampire.
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It's worth noting that Mallory and Michael do resemble one another.
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The storefronts are fake, simply wallpapered to resemble a bustling street.
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Because of that, Yee imagines that the planet might resemble Pluto.
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They resemble elongated vessels for tiny ships, delicate and seemingly precarious.
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In a way, they resemble little potatoes of skin and joy.
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Three of the young men resemble those in the IS video.
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Pour in milk (colour should roughly resemble a Werther's Original). 7.
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It's gonna resemble something like CNN but on a cheaper scale.
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The consistency should resemble a thin mayonnaise or creamy salad dressing.
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Let's just hope McCartney's products don't resemble Topshop's recent plastic monstrosities.
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Of the three starting pokémon, two of them resemble endemic species.
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Wall Street is starting to resemble a never-ending Irish wake.
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His life and career now resemble one of his religion's parables.
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Sounds hot, hot, hot and does not resemble poop one bit!
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To think like the man, clearly one must resemble the man.
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Games like "Knives Out" and "Rules of Survival" closely resemble "PUBG."
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Public views of the court would resemble public views of Trump.
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Furthermore, the descriptive language of many novels doesn't resemble natural speech.
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It certainly didn't resemble my idea of an ashram dining hall.
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They resemble the ouija's writing also, strangely enough, in subject-matter.
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Toppled rooftop satellite dishes, choked by plaster dust, resemble wilted flowers.
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But the UK's political system has started to resemble a federation.
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That deal is the most recent to resemble AT&T's proposal.
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Both wore masks that made their faces resemble bloody hamburger meat.
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It's meant to resemble an immigration detention center, the church said.
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His views on trade, business regulations and foreign policy resemble Taft's.
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Up close they must resemble a deep and craggy topography, now
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I did not anticipate that it would come to resemble paleontology.
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Most of the posts resemble those of any other social network.
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And Reddit thinks it was a walker meant to resemble Trump.
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And the show doesn't resemble any other program on its schedule.
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Or does Linda resemble migrant workers from Mexico or the Philippines?
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When I'm in my 80s, I hope my games resemble theirs.
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The additions might resemble drops of wet sand or puckered skin.
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Smaller countries like Cambodia and Laos now resemble Chinese client-states.
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Their shows "are beginning to resemble grand juries," Mr. Baldwin wrote.
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But by the looks of things, they resemble the latest cryptocurrency.
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We feel the pain more acutely of those who resemble us.
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Goldman expects limits on interest expense to resemble the Senate's plan.
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A couple of hard hits can come to resemble a concussion.
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There are ways in which Grant's times eerily resemble our own.
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The citizens tended to resemble friendly, talking forest animals in clothes.
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Other attacks that occurred on Twitter also resemble Chuckle Squad's tactics.
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The change made the number resemble the ones above cell doors.
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Many of the advisers resemble the students they seek to help.
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Sometimes they resemble David's impasse: break-ups, loneliness, and dreams deferred.
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Parts of the mural resemble bright constellations in a radiant sky.
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Senators began to resemble high school students waiting for the bell.
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Political power in China operates in ways that resemble the underworld.
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The stores, which resemble convenience stores, launched in Seattle this year.
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You're finished when the eggs resemble a classic French soft scramble.
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Some of the six stadiums resemble ships and a flying saucer.
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How closely does the family in this book resemble your own?
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" Proofs can resemble "narratives, with plots and subplots, twists and resolutions.
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The images resemble leaves on trees, or photographs on drying racks.
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They resemble each other in ways neither side cares to admit.
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War in our lifetimes will not resemble a clash of machines.
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In Syria, the risks resemble those of Iraq, only on steroids.
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Politicians can resemble automatons, mouthing the directives of some offstage Svengali.
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Fewer than five per cent of spinal-cord injuries resemble Fidyka's.
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But somehow they all resemble theatrical attitudes rather than average realities.
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The patch just beyond my forehead began to resemble an island.
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Other aspects will come to resemble video calling more than broadcasting.
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Sometimes the new beliefs resemble the old ones; sometimes they don't.
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This suggests that the people with the most experience starting businesses look around at their investment opportunities and see many more start-ups that resemble Theranos than resemble Amazon, let alone the behemoths of the old economy.
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This suggests that the people with the most experience starting businesses look around at their investment opportunities and see many more start-ups that resemble Theranos than resemble Amazon, let alone the behemoths of the old economy.
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As the play's structure comes to resemble a reality competition with arbitrary tasks, the six pilgrims likewise come to resemble the clichéd characters in a lifeboat story: the innocent, the free spirit, the spoiler, the good girl.
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Tongue scrapers are small dental tools that resemble spoons or shedding blades.
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It's nothing new to point out that mothers often resemble their children.
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Officails said Benji "didn't even resemble a dog" when he was found.
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The city doesn't, contrary to the impression given by CNN, resemble Kabul.
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When I looked in the mirror, I did not resemble myself whatsoever.
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Must the drug corners on The Wire resemble the streets of Baltimore?
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The more Twitter grows to resemble Facebook, the less relevant it becomes.
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Those principles, court observers report, would most resemble those of Antonin Scalia.
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This illusion is actually just one person contorted to resemble a turtle.
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And which residents of the Death Star most closely resemble the IoT?
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The biggest problem was that they didn't resemble your typical New Yorker.
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What the prototypes didn't resemble, in any practical sense, was a wall.
|
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Skate videos are weird because they resemble no other medium on earth.
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The birds — which some say resemble pretty little Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!
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Some streets resemble jack-o-lanterns with wide berths of missing teeth.
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While many basements feature a bar, most don't resemble an entire club.
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It'd mostly resemble High Maintenance, but only on its most interesting days.
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The fibers resemble natural tissue's "extracellular matrix"--the "glue" that binds tissue.
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These larger sculptures resemble pornographic re-imaginings of a Ray Harryhausen film.
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Ready to fight for pop's crowning jewels, her fans resemble a battalion.
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Base stations will come to resemble servers as much as radio transceivers.
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And the bouquets consumers receive rarely resemble the photos online, she added.
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Other skins resemble Star Wars Stormtroopers, Metal Gear's Solid Snake, and more.
|
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So the world of physical shopping may come to resemble that online.
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Schumpeter's answer is that Xiaomi does not resemble any rich-world firm.
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"I wanted the cake to resemble each [of the girls]," explains Meyer.
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The notebook's cover is specially designed to resemble the moon's actual surface.
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Together, Ollie and Arlie resemble a version of the Marion couples story.
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THE OFFICES of the Asan car suppliers' union resemble a bygone era.
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S: The Skype logo seems to resemble a heavily stylized phone set.
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The morsels of puffed corn resemble Cheetos, except taste like peanut butter.
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The narrator seduces men who resemble her molester into posing for her.
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Google's device will resemble its OnHub wireless router, according to several sources.
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The words have been rendered in fine tubes that resemble her handwriting.
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Even the domed plaster lamp shades are shaped to resemble bulb symbols.
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I appeared unthreatening, possibly because I closely resemble a lesbian Harry Potter.
|
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Although less egalitarian than European social democracies, it wants to resemble them.
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But we're betting he didn't mean for it to resemble a vagina.
|
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Tsabari's work is told in self-contained chapters that resemble short stories.
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These days, startups are developing products that more closely resemble animal proteins.
|
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Kawasaki's various wooden foods resemble all the parts of a balanced diet.
|
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All the speaker logos, of course, also resemble the Marine Corps logo.
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But conveniently, Warren's plan does not in any way resemble Williamson's description.
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It appears that Lovato is wearing twists that closely resemble faux dreadlocks.
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Guglielmi added to the outlet that it didn't necessarily resemble a noose.
|
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The symptoms of Ebola resemble those of other diseases such as malaria.
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It might resemble a larger version of the newest Amazon delivery drone.
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Ransom notes reportedly found on MedStar computers also resemble those from Samsam.
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In general, though, today's spruce beers only slightly resemble those of yore.
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My once skeletal frame is starting to resemble a living being again.
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Or it might resemble less generous Medicaid programs in Arkansas or Illinois.
|
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Depending on your point of view, they resemble either the messy chalkboard
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Within the exhibit, visitors can take in Cheetos that resemble everyday objects.
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The mini robots resemble small scuttling beetles, and are inspired by cockroaches.
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Otherwise the stay could quickly start to resemble something like a hotel.
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These products, which resemble post-dated cheques, have been plagued by fraud.
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The South and West Sides, by contrast, resemble cities such as Detroit.
|
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But what to do when life starts to resemble the comments box?
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It is gun violence, and its ills resemble a public health crisis.
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This scene is meant to resemble a county fair in central Germany.
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This energy often buoys what might otherwise resemble a more generic thriller.
|
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Church of the Kingdom of God does not resemble your typical megachurch.
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But deep down, you know you resemble a magazine photographer from 1981.
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The men I've loved all, in some way, resemble Tony the Tiger.
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A scarecrow made to resemble Adolf Hitler keeps watch in his yard.
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The false alarms resemble what has become known as Christmas scanner syndrome.
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The villas themselves resemble smaller houses he has designed in the Netherlands.
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His actions resemble autocratic tendencies, which are clearly threats to Turkish democracy.
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Light displays during the show will resemble lightsaber beams in the sky.
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Only the colleagues at the upscale consultancy she abandons remotely resemble her.
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It doesn't help that the illustrated stem could potentially resemble blood, too.
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If left unmonitored, I start to resemble my twin brother circa 2005.
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The combined effect made them resemble the nature warriors their ancestors were.
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At other times it drifts, sensually, into chapters that resemble prose poems.
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Most Afghan leaders resemble mad men pretending they are leading the blind.
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The drug has been pressed into tablets to resemble Dilaudid, or hydromorphone.
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It includes elegant pearl necklaces and earrings that resemble bunches of grapes.
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Tens of thousands of Californians are homeless, neighborhoods resemble dystopian tent cities.
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The curriculum features cartoon robots that resemble the company's Android robot icon.
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It came to resemble an apology as much as a fresh start.
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Unlike the AIBO, which looks robotic, the Tombots closely resemble real dogs.
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The shelter featured windows that resemble a dog's nose, mouth and jowls.
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How does a big oven resemble, as Taddeo writes, "a new marriage"?
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How many years had I left to resemble Mom in her youth?
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Both specimens were mostly covered in hollow, unbranched pycnofibers that resemble fur.
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One wore a mustache meant to resemble Adolf Hitler's, Mr. Irving said.
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Many of the Rams' passing plays resemble runs, and vice versa. Feb.
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Some of the plans resemble proposals unsuccessfully offered by President Barack Obama.
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Elections, too, have come to resemble the votes of an earlier era.
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Roland Garros's crowded allées can resemble a subway platform at rush hour.
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They are unlike hallucinogenic morning glory varieties, which datura flowers superficially resemble.
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Gogol's plots can resemble financial crises: Confidence collapses and reality goes bankrupt.
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Her final efforts resemble an environmental painting, tinged with love and blood.
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Tellingly, they closely resemble parliamentary elections — which Poland will hold next fall.
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If he's elected, his White House would closely resemble the National Zoo.
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The truffles come in shapes that resemble an eye and oversized lips.
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What personality type do you most closely resemble: A, B or D?
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How much does your early life in a Manhattan brownstone resemble Griffin's?
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This leak provides some answers: Facebook's content policies resemble United States law.
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Minorities can find it gratifying to see people who resemble them onscreen.
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Planetary scientists would have thought the moon would more closely resemble Theia.
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Amazingly, the tiny car truly does resemble the truck's polarizing angular style.
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The author does not resemble your idea of a former serious smoker.
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Male elk have large antlers and resemble moose, caribou and other deer.
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The new building will closely resemble the current courthouse, built in 1906.
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Compared with their European counterparts, some American hospitals resemble seven-star hotels.
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But such initiatives, which resemble a lottery, are inherently hard to scale.
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I knew I didn't resemble the women on television or in magazines.
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Different decorative motifs proceed down the tapered legs, which resemble inverted obelisks.
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These buildings will resemble the brightly colored connected houses of old Reykjavik.
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The face of the tower will resemble a drive-in movie screen.
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" Brown also mocked supporters of Trump, saying they most resemble "troglodyte[s].
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The bánh mì wasn't just inauthentic — it didn't even resemble bánh mì.
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What happens at the outlet can sometimes resemble an indoor extreme sport.
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In another series, titled Hallucinations, oddly expressive prints resemble abstract expressionist paintings.
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Candy-colored neon lamps sit on bases that resemble sturdy elephant's feet.
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Namanari: These demons still resemble human women, although they have small horns.
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The machines mining companies are likely to use resemble giant potato harvesters.
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We have built our homes in canyons and on hillsides that resemble chimneys.
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In many ways, Quiamco's Snapchat Stories resemble a kind of next-generation YouTube.
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The city is filled with futuristic skyscrapers that resemble a science-fiction movie.
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In distressed areas, economic conditions continue to resemble those seen during a recession.
|
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They look for elements that resemble other attacks and elements that are anomalies.
|
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But the Trump administration can on certain afternoons resemble a daytime soap opera.
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Whatever it's on, it really does resemble something out of a fantasy novel.
|
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Is it likely that life outside Earth would resemble anything we have here?
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In the end, social media trained them how to fully resemble a person.
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Will it resemble the old "cheese grater" PowerMac G5 from the early 2000s?
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Key provisions resemble measures that have gained traction in Vermont and other states.
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Her features are also meant to resemble Gadot's, according to the product's description.
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Some shapes resemble polychrome clouds; others, sheets of marbled sugar glass, freshly cracked.
|
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Sometimes their sonic contraptions resemble fully developed songs, or at least coherent thoughts.
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That is to say, it didn't much resemble the modern city of Tangier.
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His tweets have even come to resemble those of his "great friend" Trump.
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For Gabe, it's this documentary, which is starting to resemble the show itself.
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We are gilding lilies to the point that they resemble bloated, glitzy hippopotami.
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Their agricultural ways resemble an assembly line, with different ants doing different jobs.
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Depasse suggests that the facets of some mountains resemble Native American tribal masks.
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His desk contains old grey wads of the stuff, which resemble "shrunken brains".
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There is hanging-on, but there is not much that could resemble advancement.
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In front of it, Coke Zero packages were stacked to resemble the towers.
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Or, I don't know, choose something that doesn't resemble a giant fucking laptop?
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In Colchester the chickens are so unresponsive to humans that they resemble zombies.
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Stranger still, they also did not resemble stardust grains found in some meteorites.
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It's common for Philip K. Dick adaptations to barely resemble their source material.
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The police officer said the area didn&apost resemble a normal burglary scene.
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The future may resemble the past as it relearns to coexist with wildlife.
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The result has been that most prominent private schools now resemble mini-fortresses.
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Yet earlier forms of mime hardly resemble the mime we think of today.
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From there, the game slowly starts to resemble a more traditional Pokémon experience.
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Do not be fooled by the beautiful patterns that resemble large band-aids.
|
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Olympus keeps tugging at our heartstrings with digital cameras that resemble film cameras.
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Like James, Woodcock designs dresses that resemble sculptures in their complexity and shape.
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The two actresses have said they are frequently told they resemble each other.
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A Game of Thrones prop head made to resemble a dead Jon Snow.
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Both pairs also resemble each other almost exactly and incorporate leather and lambskin.
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At first they resemble fragments of ancient statuary distributed around the gallery floor.
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Abstract blue and blush illustrations covering a Doberman's flank resemble bone and sinew.
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Even official statements meant to promote free speech tend to resemble speech codes.
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They resemble visual diary entries, often revisited and rewritten as his memories changed.
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Our planet has come to resemble Pig-Pen from the Peanuts comic strip.
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The red meat is said to resemble lean beef, with a gamey flavor.
|
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The results are intricate geometrical prints that resemble paintings more than traditional photographs.
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As you can imagine, pushing and placing gunpowder to resemble landscapes isn't easy.
|
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Other banks are also looking into deeply subordinated debt instruments that resemble equity.
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Lang's drawings resemble the grungy aesthetic of Ed Roth's Rat Fink hot rods.
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Some of the structures resemble genitalia, while others recall ghastly tumors and sores.
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The structure of the league will somewhat resemble a traditional pro sports league.
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The two don't resemble each other, but they both have bright orange hair.
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It is coming to resemble its more prosperous neighbours: Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay.
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Last year, Facebook introduced disappearing videos to its Instagram platform that resemble Snapchat's.
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Covey's woes even resemble my own struggles as a student journalist at Cedarville.
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It would resemble the global fleet of weather satellites that observe water clouds.
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The field where Coggins was found doesn't resemble the photo in the newspaper.
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Is it just us or does she resemble Kylie in a big way?
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The agency also changed testing procedures to more closely resemble real-world crashes.
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The phone will reportedly resemble the iPhone 8 and will start at $400.
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The domes were covered with earth and sand to resemble two round hills.
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The landed peel was said to resemble the first initial of a suitor.
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The lodge was built in 1987 to resemble a typical Wyoming ranch home.
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Maiopatagium's teeth resemble those of fruit bats, suggesting it ate soft plant parts.
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If there is a Great Satan in the region, it will resemble Iran.
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You can see visually that dishes resemble the forest-type setting they're in.
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Sacks's paintings resemble Joyce's novel more than they do any other literary work.
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This could resemble Facebook's short-lived experiment to tag satire articles as such.
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How does the present situation resemble those battles and how does it differ?
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The glass exterior of the vessel was designed to resemble a Mac store.
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There are thirty-four Off-White boutiques, few of which resemble conventional stores.
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The designer also picked out miniature nutcrackers and stockings that resemble a sweater.
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But friends can also resemble family by driving you crazy in similar ways.
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Obviously there are a few angles in which I definitely resemble Mr. Bowie.
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Three minutes of optional training per day, packaged up to resemble a game.
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A high percentage of your outfits will resemble tents, despite your best intentions.
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Her doctor recommended getting stickers or adhesives that resemble the look of nipples.
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Most restaurants serve cheaper horseradish pastes dyed green to resemble the Japanese condiment.
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Gail: This is one area where the product doesn't usually resemble the recipe.
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States could contract with private entities to set up websites that resemble HealthCare.
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That legacy between hard covers doesn't much resemble a standard rock star memoir.
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He then adds red highlights that make those bodies resemble Keith Haring illustrations.
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Those buses have their own lanes, they have stations that resemble train stations.
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The infomercial landscape came to resemble a zombie apocalypse of the celebrity undead.
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The Kingsguard resemble the heroic "white knights" of medieval folklore, but they're corrupt.
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His life resists posterity's best efforts to make it resemble a morality play.
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Crouched, arms swinging, he could resemble a dancer from a West African tradition.
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Instead, they sometimes more closely resemble a set for a reality television series.
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The material, dubbed Zoa, is "biofabricated," and meant to resemble something like leather.
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"You know what makes her resemble Melania?" a woman asked, according to Reuters.
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Ms. Bourgeois's final efforts resemble an environmental painting, tinged with love and blood.
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Some colonies resemble gummy-ish lichens, but on closer inspection are woven squares.
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That means the power structure will more closely resemble the country at large.
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They resemble lo-fi versions of the Zelda family of action-adventure games.
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The test is difficult, since many of the images closely resemble one another.
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He believed that interactive films will increasingly resemble online ads: unobtrusively personalized media.
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Here, unwieldy prison stools are welded together to resemble a monumental toy jack.
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The space is designed in part to resemble a classic Texas dance hall.
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In some cases, the wheel was altered to resemble a Nazi SS logo.
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To protect sources, BuzzFeed News has retyped the draft to resemble the original:
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The struggles over status are socially divisive, and they can resemble class warfare.
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Do your makeup wipes resemble modern art after one swipe across your lids?
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On paper, the state of Texas doesn't so much resemble a swing state.
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The images of the person closely resemble others CNN has obtained of Mutreb.
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The apps vary widely; some resemble games a lot more than others do.
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There are also some shellfish poisons that cause symptoms that may resemble allergies.
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Are things not beautiful because they are slightly familiar and resemble our memories?
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Popular glamping sites are expanding in ways that resemble more traditional hotels, too.
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The meat came to resemble a dirty gym sock, draped across the grill.
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The bottoms resemble something worn by somebody who is convalescing from thoracic surgery.
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Under global standards, those prices should resemble those available on the open market.
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Places that resemble the chaotic, boiling conditions where life may have first emerged.
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Their stiffened surfaces resemble topographies or skin — with folds and ridges suggesting scars.
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The piece itself is meant to resemble a fax machine: Two, connected, black cylinders resting on wooden plinths vaguely resemble makeshift telephones, while vibrantly colored pillows lay on an adjacent plinth like printed pages waiting to be picked up or used.
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There are hypnotic videos starring a renowned Japanese mixologist whose cocktails resemble tiny terrariums, and a series in which a sushi chef makes onigiri —rice balls—that resemble the rapper Lil Uzi Vert or the K-pop star G-Dragon.
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Far-right strategists hope that the election will resemble Donald Trump's 2016 victory, while pro-European progressives expect the elections to resemble the second round of the presidential vote in France in 2017, when Emmanuel Macron defeated Marine Le Pen.
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Children with measles usually go to school, because the early symptoms resemble a cold.
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Many resemble the cookie-cutter locations you see in retail districts around the world.
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" Pennsylvanians are accustomed to politics that sometimes resemble an episode from "House of Cards.
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When we make buddy movies, they tend to resemble different versions of The Hangover.
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The viral disease is passed through saliva, and early symptoms can resemble the flu.
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The vast majority of the AIs we build will not resemble the human condition.
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The prop appeared to be purposely discolored to resemble decomposing skin, the AP reported.
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The reddened bump bursts with what could only resemble a strain of Cheez Wiz.
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The Games of Thrones star really does resemble the singer when he was younger.
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Seriously injured soldiers lay in rows of beds that made the rooms resemble barracks.
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Increasingly, their over-the-top services resemble the cable bundles they sought to overtake.
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The liqueur curdles and rises to the top, which makes it resemble a brain.
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Its windows were designed to resemble those of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
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Both uptown and downtown, more than a few of Jablon's paintings resemble this one.
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As they venture into the forest, the terrain starts to resemble the opening credits.
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Obama's policy efforts in ways that resemble the efforts recently made to thwart Pres.
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He said the high-yield downgrades resemble the cycle in 1998 and 2007-2008.
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They resemble tall, fluffy marshmallows and are shaped by powerful updrafts from the ground.
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Seed ticks, the second stage, "resemble poppy seeds with six legs," according to Orkin.
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But he does resemble another Hollywood actor, according to Refinery29's very scientific investigation.
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Yet Mrs May could turn out to resemble another, less obvious predecessor: Gordon Brown.
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They're so far unnamed but they resemble an existing Pokémon, Ponyta, albeit more colorful.
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But they resemble each other in being part of how geopolitics is played now.
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The long strings of offal resemble dirty hoses more than edible pieces of meat.
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The most advanced version might resemble Spotify, a music-streaming service, but for stuff.
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Several people on Reddit have pointed out that Emily and Timothy resemble Kit's children.
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The situation in some cities was said to resemble an outbreak of bubonic plague.
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The characters might make noise, but it doesn't resemble anything that sounds like words.
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In many ways, the ideas behind Fluent resemble those of Google's Material Design language.
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In this sense, they more closely resemble prokaryotes, which are microbes that lack nuclei.
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When lying still, these single-cell organisms resemble white blood cells under a microscope.
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Why do we seem to be attracted to people who physically resemble our parents?
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Speckles of black mesh resemble the dots on the face of an actual jaguar.
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Most cases go unidentified because the flulike symptoms resemble those caused by other pathogens.
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Second, the partisan alliances in North Sumatra resemble the likely national coalitions next year.
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Though Uber regards its drivers as independent contractors, in many ways they resemble employees.
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How closely do BB guns, pellet guns and airsoft guns resemble a traditional firearm?
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The regular Pixel 3 will resemble the current Pixel 23, according to Bloomberg's report.
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You visited the Borghese Gallery and wondered how Bernini made marble resemble soft flesh.
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Summer in Toronto is soft, pink clouds at dusk that resemble thick cotton candy.
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Next to it, the blue scaffolds of an indoor crane resemble a launchpad gantry.
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Sometimes they may more closely resemble human syntax, and other times, well... less so.
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Intriguingly, the new system, dubbed "hachimoji," could resemble the building blocks of extraterrestrial life.
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CF: It is what we sublimely resemble — we live inside the industrialized penile system.
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The look makes Ridley resemble Audrey Hepburn, her biggest beauty icon of all time.
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If they're anything like mine they'll start to resemble golden flame raisins with nipples.
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This is a master, sort of resemble somebody who, you know, hides very well.
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As climate change's effects become more palpable, CNN might start to resemble a movie.
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None of the paint materials we have today resemble historical paint materials at all.
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Patients, with limbs covered by fish skin, resemble creatures from a science fiction movie.
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Jerricho Cotchery, drawn to resemble legendary New York Mayor Ed Koch, drops the football.
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They resemble Cheetos Puffs in appearance, but pulling them apart reveals a melty interior.
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AT TIMES markets and central banks resemble nothing so much as a quarrelsome couple.
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In many ways, Christopher Tolkien's editorial projects resemble the textual criticism practices of medievalists.
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In many ways, a Donald Trump administration would resemble that of any other Republican.
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During the campaign, President Trump's tax plan was revised to more closely resemble it.
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That signature must closely resemble the signature first used when they registered to vote.
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Next year's Rangers will mostly resemble this one's, give or take a few touchups.
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On occasion, some might resemble a real object, like a butterfly or a face.
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Centers were sometimes established next to abortion clinics and were designed to resemble them.
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The flower beds are meant to resemble plantings around artists' haunts in the Northeast.
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These claws, which resemble boxing gloves, are a surefire identifier of a crab's sex.
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Some products resemble conventional cigarettes, but others look like pens or other ordinary items.
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Then, it can resemble a garden I loved, the kitchen garden of my grandmother.
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The completed parts are bright orange, purple, and red, and resemble dime-store candies.
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"Our product range does not in any way resemble the Penfolds' range," he said.
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Shower bidets are handheld devices that resemble the nozzle on a kitchen sink sprayer.
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Hyped debut novelists are the writers who most resemble actual celebrities — actresses or singers.
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"Ayoola looks like a Bratz doll and I resemble a voodoo figurine," Korede jokes.
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The payment was marked as suspicious because it did not resemble prior payment patterns.
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Biotech companies are beginning to resemble traditional tech companies and build products like them.
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The insurers faring the worst sell plans that resemble those traditionally offered through employers.
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The "grille" of the vehicle also is cut out to resemble the pony car.
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The accounts' jibes resemble much of the political commentary on Twitter—including the president's.
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"The New Poem" begins on a pugilistic note: It will not resemble the sea.
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The maps resemble battle plans, with armies of trucks fanning out across the continent.
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In form and in function, ADAPT's recent protests resemble the Capitol Crawl in 1990.
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Both resemble thin tapioca pudding, one with banana slices, the other with red beans.
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Ilchi's paintings broadly resemble Islamic miniatures rendered as Western Ab-Ex — or vice-versa.
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At that time, her sculpture had come to resemble strings of molecules working together.
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Delicate acrylic threads protruding from a skirt resemble the threadlike tentacles of a jellyfish.
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Some resemble lyrical poems or detective stories; others appear as farces or political treatises.
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A seal is not a pet, though in its cuteness it may resemble one.
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Her picture does indeed resemble a calico cat with patches of black and orange.
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After a couple of years the designs began to actually resemble chairs and tables.
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"The operations can resemble meat-packing plants," Reuters reported of BRC at the time.
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They both look tenderly human and resemble the soft luminescence of moths at night.
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Student Opinion Do you resemble any particular animal, either in looks or in personality?
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Ms. de la Huerta's claims resemble those by other women who have come forward.
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My face was so gaunt that I was starting to resemble a Disney villain.
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This is because the symptoms resemble other kinds of illnesses, and are usually mild.
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The replacement complexes better resemble modern high-rent buildings, and are also green certified.
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So Jessica Sarah Rinland's Those That, At a Distance, Resemble Another was absolute bliss.
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By no stretch of the imagination does [he] resemble the prime minister of Europe.
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The finished product should loosely resemble a rose-petal pattern and hide the dressing.
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ORCs are humanoid creatures, best described as ugly, filthy, fanged beings who resemble gnomes.
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Schematically, polymaths resemble a T (broad + deep) or even a π (broad + double-deep).
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The tactics resemble those now common in European countries sliding toward autocracy, like Hungary.
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The bumps and craters on its pale surface resemble the surface of the moon.
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She argues that a Trump presidency may most closely resemble that of Jimmy Carter.
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Ms. Bourgeois's final efforts resemble an environmental painting, tinged with love and blood. (Smith)
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The scenes recreated resemble more a horror-themed video game than a social reality.
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Made of thick spandex and nylon, binders resemble tight undershirts, creating a masculine profile.
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A solid sheen of red features has blue squares so textured they resemble waves.
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But he has come to resemble two of his predecessors in one crucial respect.
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Right after their shows, designers often resemble brides: dazed, surrounded by gushing well-wishers.
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Not only doesn't it resemble her physically, it doesn't seem to capture her spirit.
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Breeds like pugs and Boston terriers "really resemble humans, or babies," Mr. Woo said.
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Yes, some of the symptoms of Covid-603 resemble flu — especially fever and coughs.
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Does your county's ethnic composition resemble what America will look like decades from now?
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The Chinese population is especially attuned to illnesses that resemble SARS, the researchers wrote.
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Leaning against the wall was a long, narrow window painted to resemble stained glass.
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At times he suggests that the past and the present greatly resemble each other.
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CAs may resemble more of a senior relationship manager, or a junior financial adviser.
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The Mars so produced will closely resemble the conditions existing on the primitive Mars.
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And there remain some indicators that look wobbly and resemble prior pre-recession phases.
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Patients with vaping-related lung injuries typically show symptoms that resemble flu or pneumonia.
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In high school, his favorite band was Radiohead, whose lyric sheets resemble postmodern collages.
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If we are like you in the rest, we will resemble you in that.
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Clean meat will grow in factories that will resemble a sort of meat brewery.
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There is also a room with bunk beds that resemble the ship's sleeping quarters.
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So students and teachers put up posters to make it resemble their old campus.
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Stevens: Things that resemble other things have a causal relationship with those other things.
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In one series, repeated pale green brushstrokes resemble palm fronds, very nearly representing them.
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Today, the Post's thinly sourced stories resemble more what is found on the Internet.
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Outside of that, it starts to resemble something closer to a traditional fitness game.
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Still, some investors were optimistic that recent declines would resemble a short-lived correction.
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Digg is still around today, but it doesn't resemble the platform it once was.
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And Miller said the building she'll be moving into will eventually resemble the projects.
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But the electoral figure that Clinton has come to most resemble is Richard Nixon.
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Ask for some extra cookie crumbles on top to resemble Chewbacca&aposs furry head.
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And a number of the rallies will feature large inflatable chickens that resemble Trump.
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He biked from neighborhood to neighborhood, navigating dirt roads that can resemble obstacle courses.
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The researchers had expected the DNA to resemble that of later Neanderthals in Europe.
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The pizzeria owned by Sal (Danny Aiello) comes to resemble a house of hate.
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The suburbs are becoming cool again — as long as they resemble inner city downtowns.
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I wear it with black, which makes it resemble an écrin, a jewelry box.
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Deball's sprawling installation consists of rhizomatic bamboo structures that resemble an evolutionary tree diagram.
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Some look like bulbous teapots or jugs; some feature extravagant handles that resemble people.
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So he built some prototypes to resemble the four-legged amble of a goat.
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And why print gaudy tickets that resemble nightclub fliers spliced with Monster Energy drinks?
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First, British financial markets are going to resemble the weather: unpredictable and more violent.
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But our research and analysis lead us to conclude that tax return disclosure laws such as the one proposed in California resemble ballot access laws in structure, impact, and purpose much more closely than they resemble laws imposing additional qualifications for presidential office.
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They're around-the-neck wireless earbuds (or "neckbuds") that, in some ways, resemble Apple's AirPods.
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The White House never adopted or promoted any proposals that resemble Cohen's plan for Ukraine.
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In antiquity, ivory figures were tinted with subtle, naturalistic colors to resemble real skin tones.
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Symptoms resemble other types of pneumonia and can include fever, chills, muscle aches and cough.
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Krekel's headdress, designed to resemble a "tripe vortex of sea foam," captured the localized snowfall.
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The purported 6.1-inch iPhone will mostly resemble an iPhone X with a few differences.
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But what's interesting is that these contrived lab settings actually resemble interactions on the web.
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Vertical farming refers to produce that's grown indoors, often in stacks that resemble a bookcase.
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If the artificial wings most closely resemble the wings of bats, that's entirely by design.
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Tang's lab synthesizes artificial cells made of polymers, lipids and proteins that resemble biochemical molecules.
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Researchers have organized bacteria into flowing crystals that resemble the liquid crystals in modern displays.
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The vivid green Northern Lights resemble a bird soaring over open water in Olderdalen, Norway.
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The bodice of the dress was meant to resemble the fan on the album cover.
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Sadly, only the moon's shape, not it's color, will resemble that of a ripe blueberry.
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Although they certainly look like and resemble weapons, Shapiro doesn't consider his sculptures as such.
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What happens once children start sharing your bed, and your balls resemble used tea bags?
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Where labor is concerned, recent decades strongly resemble the run-up to the Great Depression.
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In his "Budgie" series, the yellow and green birds resemble the pompous busts of statesmen.
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With the event said to resemble a rock concert, medical and security officials also attended.
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Designed to resemble a smartphone, it's compact enough to fit in a pocket with ease.
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Banks will still be able to offer investment products, but they will resemble mutual funds.
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But Brexit makes odd bedfellows, and in strange ways he is beginning to resemble her.
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The results resemble the images fed into them, but do not imitate any specific one.
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The Joy-Con controllers resemble a cross between the Wii Remote and classic NES gamepads.
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Some include LED lights; others resemble a ship's wheel, or even a skull and crossbones.
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Trump's policies really resemble very little of what we typically associate with free-market Republicanism.
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Martina designed a badge with a rainbow ladder that could also resemble a DNA helix.
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The case matters because more and more Britons have working lives that resemble Mr Smith's.
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I refuse to discuss the possibility that any lips could in any way resemble pillows.
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But since these resemble the offerings of asset managers, they are also the least distinctive.
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Polyps, moles and benign growths also have mutations that resemble those in tumors, he said.
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It's warped them into beings that may not resemble who they were before the outbreak.
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The bill would resemble similar provisions within the North Korea Sanctions and Policy Enhancement Act.
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British critics of the takeover fear Sky's news channel could come to resemble Fox News.
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Even the on/off switch is designed to resemble a film camera's film rewind knob.
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You can't see much in the pictures—mostly scratches, rust, and specks that resemble blood.
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We ask authors how their novels resemble their real lives or about their research process.
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Whereas Starship's look more like sleek futuristic pods, Marble's more closely resemble an office printer.
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"Although they resemble carpets, they're more objects without a clear use," says van der Ploeg.
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Young people's concerns are coming to resemble those of the young in any other country.
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It does, however, resemble a number of things you probably have lying around the house.
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The Senate bill will likely resemble the overwhelmingly unpopular House bill in many important ways.
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The Imps' sprites remain the same but their surroundings resemble SUPERHOT's endless white gallery spaces.
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A Daydream Tango device might not even resemble a smartphone, tablet or VR-style headset.
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Unfortunately, a society and culture that feeds on this destructive influence will soon resemble it.
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That made the team experiment with different types of dough that would resemble a doughnut.
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They say this because they think they look bad—because they resemble an Asian person.
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Yet this time around, SXSW has come to resemble Davos in more ways than one.
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Regrettably, we all too often resemble passengers on a airplane that is riding on autopilot.
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Indeed, even the shallow descriptions of Alolan culture resemble those offered to visitors in Hawai'i.
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The best schools increasingly resemble laboratories, where reformers try to distil the essence of success.
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South Africa's big cities somewhat resemble American ones, only with shanty towns at the edges.
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Sometimes, these are also referred to as "clothespin clamps," since they resemble the household item.
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These girls and women want to look hyper-real—so perfect they resemble alien princesses.
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It looks nothing like Mikwambe; nor does it remotely resemble a European or American suburb.
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They're by-products of the food industry, cut and dyed to resemble more colorful birds.
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His central protagonist was often a novelist, one who seemed to resemble Philip Roth greatly.
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A building might resemble the precipitous cliffs of a roller coaster or a billowing sail.
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Parts of the city still resemble Germany, including some suburbs of red-tiled, Gründerzeit villas.
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We didn't resemble each other when I was young, but now we could be twins.
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Kozel thought her life would never resemble the one she had before she was paralyzed.
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Nicholas Kristof ONE puzzle of the world is that religions often don't resemble their founders.
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There is an elaborately landscaped boxwood maze designed to resemble the facade of the house.
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Like Woolf, Ella has chosen a career that does not resemble that of her peers.
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His films tend to resemble his character: at once original, impetuous, dogmatic and stubbornly ambitious.
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The sandwich was actually meant to resemble a ninja sticking its tongue out at customers.
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And, like the popular hair-styling tools they resemble, they seem pretty simple to use.
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Part of the ceiling there is draped in fabrics that resemble a nomad's striped tent.
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The California trip will resemble a similar fundraising swing Ryan made through Texas last month.
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Even those aware that the lights won't actually resemble an old timey Mary Poppins figure.
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In renderings, the Holl pavilions resemble small monuments or objects, artfully shaped and slightly mysterious.
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The gun turrets are all modeled on people and resemble a soldier carrying a rifle.
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But it wasn't long before the event began to resemble one of his campaign rallies.
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This allows more conversational and complex queries that more closely resemble how people actually talk.
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The decked-out drinks of the home cafe resemble Instagram's favorite over-the-top milkshakes.
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The collages, matted in black and richly layered, resemble conventionally composed portraits of feminine figures.
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A French painting created today is unlikely to resemble one created in the 18th century.
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"Pond" is a slim novel, told in chapters of varying lengths that resemble short stories.
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Over time, these astronomical costs begin to resemble the costs of the Green New Deal.
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The Dmanisi hominins didn't much resemble Homo erectus: They were short and had tiny brains.
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"Some resemble sand castles, while others reflect the hand movements of Balinese dance," says Hayes.
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They are usually made of ceramic and resemble a toilet without a lid or reservoir.
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For this recipe, you have many options, as long as they resemble a cauliflower floret.
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She says her brother, who is said to resemble his father, is "hugely happy" now.
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But there are signs that it will more closely resemble a deposition than a trial.
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Juul's e-cigarettes resemble USB flash drives and work by vaporizing a nicotine-laced liquid.
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As a result, the program would not resemble the Medicare system as it stands today.
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Two identical red magenta shapes, which resemble socks, are painted over the aquamarine blue ground.
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Unsurprisingly, the interiors of both the Hayes Court and Cabinet flats keenly resemble his work.
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But this court features 4,738 premium seats, many that resemble Barcaloungers, with individual television screens.
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Throughout the years, attendees have seen everything from cars that resemble sharks to holographic Lamborghinis.
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Rock spires meant to resemble petrified sequoias and speckled with yellow lichen towered before us.
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This process does not even remotely resemble a fair campaign with a level playing field.
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The faces of the dead resemble sugar skulls, traditionally placed on gravestones on that day.
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Instead it's very jolting and intense in a way that doesn't resemble more classical melodramas.
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I hear it's the most stirring one, with colors swelling slowly to resemble a storm.
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The president may be a bigot, but the policy stakes do not remotely resemble 1868.
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The mismatched pieces of wood, nailed together, resemble the wreckage that occurs after natural disasters.
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Many of the symptoms of Ebola resemble those of more common maladies, such as malaria.
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Williams produced larger mixed-media works, too, including several sculptures that, Jones suggests, resemble spaceships.
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When he unwraps his ankle bells, holding a strand in each hand, they resemble chains.
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These are chaotic arrangements, on tables set among floor paths that resemble a field maze.
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Others aren't convinced it's a problem that the voting population doesn't resemble the American population.
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The facial features discernible resemble those in the picture above the page from Clark's confession.
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Lashkar Gah began to resemble the modern prototype city that Afghanistan's King Zahir Shah envisaged.
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According to evolutionary studies, why did mantises evolve to resemble these different kinds of plants?
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I also didn't expect the small train kitchen to resemble a restaurant kitchen so closely.
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The garden's map called it "The Ruin," a folly, built to resemble an abandoned home.
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In what ways do they resemble the ideas about protests that you wrote about above?
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When you open up the halves, they should resemble the symmetrical wings of a butterfly.
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Symptoms of different coronaviruses can include those that resemble the common cold, influenza or pneumonia.
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Tiny air pollutants may cause changes in brain structure that resemble those of Alzheimer's disease.
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Completely digital, these are printed on canvas and resemble painted collages of the Motherwellian kind.
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Last week, Cowen said Lululemon's business is starting to resemble athletic apparel giant Nike's business.
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And he was struck by how much its former shape might resemble its future one.
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More than 40 people in China have contracted a new coronavirus whose symptoms resemble pneumonia.
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When charted, 's rapid gains resemble how stocks surged into the tech bubble before collapsing.
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Unblinking eye of God appears in heavens; the other eye and facial features resemble Prince's.
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But some mental health experts say the effects of cannabis can resemble those of psychedelics.
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Every door was closed, making press row resemble a corridor of storage or janitorial closets.
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The question is: how much will it resemble the draft Bill being published on Thursday?
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At issue: Some of the products resemble juice boxes, whipped cream containers and even cookies.
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The properties also resemble the village dwellings and castles from the icy world of Arendelle.
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Tubbs has ideas about a few national policies that would resemble his pilot in Stockton.
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But the real-life Santa Claus doesn&apost quite resemble the brand influencer of today.
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The trouble with traditional health data warehouses, specialists say, is that they resemble digital vaults.
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But while Ms. McCree's rebuilt chest may resemble natural breasts, it is now completely numb.
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But bump stocks effectively circumvent that ban by making semi-automatic rifles resemble illegal weapons.
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Characters in Hager's posters often resemble the green-haired, Eckhaus Latta-modeling Chef Bowien himself.
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Why do people lash out at robots, particularly those that are built to resemble humans?
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Scientists have long debated how closely extraterrestrial life would evolve to resemble that on earth.
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That my work should have its own identity, and shouldn't resemble something already out there.
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The cognitive realms of insomnia frequently resemble the dippy altered states induced by psychotropic drugs.
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Indeed, several of the bizarre translations in Somali resemble specific passages from the Old Testament.
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The library will resemble archives brought to the United States, Brazil and Britain last year.
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It's mesmerizing to watch the folds of red and gold fabric morph to resemble you.
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These videos resemble the dry but informative educational videos found in any county historical museum.
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In some, electric wires resemble musical scores with birds as notes; others recall beaded necklaces.
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It is subtly subversive, suggestive, and funny all at once: The melons tucked into two holes in the mattress resemble breasts, the configuration of the cucumber and oranges looks like a penis, the vegetables have been arranged in a way that resemble sex objects.
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Clinton's performance, her aides have said that caucuses in Nevada would resemble the ones in Iowa.
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But it also just so happens to look like what I imagine unicorn snot might resemble.
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Even a successful reset will not see a Russo-American relationship resemble our relationship with Britain.
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Oh, no—even more jarringly, these poems resemble perfect squares at the perimeter of the page.
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I recommend grabbing the friend you most closest resemble and rocking the same outfit next Halloween.
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Cowl-necked sweatshirts are also very soccer girl, as are muscle tanks that resemble scrimmage pinnies.
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The more closely our prosthetic devices can resemble the real thing, the more effective they'll be.
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Green and brownish carpeting throughout the floors are designed to resemble pebbled paths and grassy areas.
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The box is said to resemble a PC tower and would run a new operating system.
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Court cases brought in defense of the Constitution resemble firefighters' efforts to put out the flames.
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That said, perhaps that was the film's intention: to resemble something as complicated as real life.
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In many ways, this tropical ecosystem seems to resemble wet tropical forests that we have today.
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That's where the reporters learned that the techniques would resemble those used in the 2016 election.
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Vicki spent those nine months terrified her child would be a boy and resemble her attacker.
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They have yet to resemble last season's juggernaut that led the majors in many hitting categories.
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Clue, Eve, and Glow inform users if they have symptoms that closely resemble endometriosis and PCOS.
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An alert from Eve signaling to its user that their logged symptoms resemble those of endometriosis.
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The second was that it would too closely resemble the things it was designed to regulate.
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The upgraded Nest Cam will reportedly resemble the outdoor Nest Cam and will sell for $300.
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Both companies make products that more closely resemble meat than previous iterations of the veggie burger.
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The entrance to the West Virginia Capitol, on the other hand, can resemble an airport checkpoint.
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The skin-care line also includes more traditional bath bombs that resemble Easter eggs and bunnies.
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The hearts closely resemble "cheering," a paid form of commenting on Amazon's rival broadcast platform, Twitch.
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The longer you stare at the waves, the less they resemble water and just rippling lines.
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As Adelaide desperately fights back against the Tethered, she comes more and more to resemble Red.
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The recipes an astronaut uses to stay fed resemble the unwritten cookbook of broke college students.
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Unlike some rival products, which are merely hamburger-shaped, Beyond Meat's patties resemble the real thing.
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On Syria, Pence outlined a policy that does not resemble any of what Trump has said.
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In the ads for PETA, Krupa's body is painted to resemble one of the giant whales.
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The Guardian may now physically resemble more of its peers, but its turnaround story remains idiosyncratic.
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On other issues the SPD can resemble a think-tank more than a power-hungry party.
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When life starts to resemble a Tom Cruise movie, it's time to take a step back.
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Bulbous, sexual forms with tubular, domed, and petalled protrusions resemble a Lilliputian army of otherworldly beings.
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In other words, completely separate lineages can resemble each other across both continents, and across time.
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Is it just us or does Apa circa 2015 resemble 2002's teen idol Josh Hartnett.
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Elements of the campaign resemble the information operations Russia has deployed to misinform and polarize voters.
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The more Turkey starts to resemble Iran, he says, the less it will appeal to Iranians.
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Some resemble flying cars, such as those which Larry Page, one of Google's founders, is backing.
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Regular things, like car tires and snow boots, are rendered to resemble Hostess's famous pastries instead.
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In these individuals, the mix of bacteria changed to resemble that of the twins on PPIs.
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Those modular sets also include controllers that resemble the classic designs from NES and Sega systems.
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The new paid subscription video service appears to resemble an HBO competitor more than, say, Netflix.
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The magic in Sony's new entertainment system is that it doesn't resemble a TV at all.
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The drone design in the teaser doesn't resemble the Solo and the camera placement is different.
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"Razer's switches, in fact, strongly resemble Cherry ones, though, like Zeal's switches they definitely feel "smoother.
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They pointed to the garden for guards' families, set up to resemble an English country estate.
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It's not bloody anymore, and it's cut into pieces that resemble images I've seen in textbooks.
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They're not an average of all human faces, they resemble people of specific ages and ethnicities.
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After defeat, Islamic State would wage an insurgency and resemble al-Qaeda on "steroids", he said.
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Movies require funding, usually from old white guys that resemble Tom Cruise in a fat suit.
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So: does Trump resemble an angry teenager who's constantly trying to avoid blame by attacking others?
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Some are as tough as statutes on assault or manslaughter, whose language and penalties they resemble.
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From that perspective, Artifact is a lot more likely to resemble Magic: The Gathering than Hearthstone.
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People, of course, started to use the app to determine what breed of dog people resemble.
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Pessimistic government forecasts of renewables resemble faulty predictions that telephones and computers would never catch on.
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The interlocking blocks resemble Legos, said CEO Terry Radford, a former IT executive turned hemp entrepreneur.
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Suburban areas, in other words, no longer resemble the Leave It to Beaver landscape of yesteryear.
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Many fewer guys resemble the foppish writer Gabriele d'Annunzio than they do Bluto, Popeye's musclebound nemesis.
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In that way, they resemble something between news sites and Gawker's commerce-centric blog, Kinja Deals.
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It's called Graffiti Alley, likely because the account is laid out to resemble one continuous street.
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A report from Human Rights Watch, an advocacy group, says some of these killings resemble executions.
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By chance, the round eyes moved lower and began to resemble the wheels of a car.
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There are fifteen sites in total, nine of which are meant to resemble real news sites.
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A review of Mr. Trump's past visits to Washington shows how they resemble his political strategy.
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Why it matters: The attacks resemble more of a public relations strategy than a legal one.
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It appeared to resemble in some ways the devices used in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings.
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The Aperitivo in Reggio, tortelli that resemble striped green boats, contains salty prosciutto and bitter chard.
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It might resemble a Nintendo DS, but that seven-inch unit is the 500X's infotainment screen.
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In hindsight, it would come to resemble many of Trump's real estate pursuits in Eastern Europe.
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The grievances that gave rise to the movement resemble those you could hear in western Pennsylvania.
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"Art was everywhere," said Ms. Mailer, whose dark hair and facial features strongly resemble her mother's.
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The interior for Tesla's upcoming Model Y looks like it will resemble the Model 3's.
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Both materials feel slightly more technical (which might closely resemble the feeling of 'smoother') than cotton.
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This sneaker was designed to resemble a tennis ball and was made using similar, fuzzy materials.
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The spacecraft's four triangular sails resemble the sails of water-skimming ships in form and function.
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At least from the upper half, anyway ... which seems to resemble Stassie's outfit for the night.
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The "Warthog" was repainted to resemble a P-51 Mustang from the World War II era.
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The best of these wines have flavors that resemble port, without, obviously, port's sweetness or fortification.
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Ties between the two countries resemble the dangerous days of the early 1960s and early 1980s.
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Her new relationship was just starting to resemble a rom-com when real life butted in.
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Their intense arguments closely resemble lovers' quarrels; they meet repeatedly in the woods behind the school.
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For better or worse, designer and businesswoman Ivanka Trump has many qualities that resemble her father.
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Its new stealth fighter jets closely resemble the U.S. F-22s and F-35s, says Wilder.
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What might that path resemble, though, in our modern world, filled as it is with distractions?
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Our season preview at VICE Sports will instead resemble a treacherous leap into the NBA abyss.
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I rejiggered my priorities to resemble what has served me well for most of my life.
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These TV areas resemble a command center for an intelligence agency that monitors children's ruined Christmases.
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A walkway designed to resemble a dry "wadi" riverbed will be lined with restaurants and shops.
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Instead, his current statistics more closely resemble his final two injury-riddled seasons with the Bulls.
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A member of the genus Physalis, it bears papery, heart-shaped husks that resemble Chinese lanterns.
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But the vast majority of those infected get only mild cases that often resemble the flu.
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His magic, though, is in his gifts, which can resemble Henry James's, as a social novelist.
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Several sought by Mr. Trump closely resemble cuts that had been proposed by President Barack Obama.
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Clubs have built state-of-the-art facilities that resemble, more than anything, vast industrial complexes.
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State-run television networks and newspapers resemble Soviet-era propaganda with a sprinkle of medieval verbosity.
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Using this kit, they produce silkscreen prints of household objects that resemble blocky, bitmap computer graphics.
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" But it is starting to resemble Agatha Christie's trickle of killings "And Then There Were None.
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The services offered resemble those for other kinds of compulsive behavior, like gambling and drug use.
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She combines glamour and ordure in a manner that can resemble the prose of Ottessa Moshfegh.
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For all the signs that the economy is humming, the current expansion doesn't resemble past booms.
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The mixture will resemble coarse meal, but should be moist enough to form into balls. 3.
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He decided to shave off his mohawk and had his head tattooed to resemble a brain.
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If they can't, if their futures resemble their recent pasts, then the world will get poorer.
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Bernstein's colossal drawings of screws, which unambiguously resemble erect penises, provoked a kind of castration anxiety.
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The brightly lit set dispelled any notion that the show would resemble the one it replaces.
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Panelist Robin Thicke has thrown out Burruss's name before for contestants that didn't resemble her figure.
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Before they kill, drive their victims mad in ways that resemble the last stages of rabies.
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Sock sculptures on the wall resemble ecstatic figures; painted shoes strung with bells repurpose mundane objects.
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Small, squat and stationary, they resemble vases or cat food tins more than they do people.
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These closely resemble slot machines, but involve betting on which random numbers the terminals will generate.
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The Hamptons Boathouses are designed to resemble large Hamptons shingle-style manor homes with gambrel roofs.
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I realize that many people are exhausted by Trump outrages, some of which resemble mere buffoonery.
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The rooms resemble something out of a college dorm: beige walls, a single bed, wooden furniture.
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I, for example, do not like poems that resemble hay compressed into a geometrically perfect cube.
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Dams can resemble waterfalls, and small ponds are formed by the water that is held back.
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Stalagmites are found with cone, dome and even "pile-of-plates" formations, which resemble stacked dishes.
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Patrolling the Amazon's colossal rivers for pirates can resemble a futile game of cat-and-mouse.
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The bird's nest fern does not really resemble the frilly ferns you see hanging on porches.
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Wine School It's fair to say that no wines anywhere resemble the red wines of Bandol.
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The orange pills are shaped to resemble the president's head, with his face on the front.
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Such views resemble Mr Bolton's, though Mr O'Brien, unlike his predecessor, has a reputation for congeniality.
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How do the content, colors, textures and shapes in his paintings resemble the sounds they hear?
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The nominees are:Sam Mendes&apos World War I drama, "1917," filmed to resemble one long take.
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What other works does it most closely resemble, and how does it stand apart from them?
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Lightweight and collapsible, they basically resemble full tripods but can fit in backpacks or camera bags.
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Major highways can resemble a parking lot with stalled vehicles at any hour of the day.
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Large, bubbly cumulonimbus clouds, which resemble puffs from a pipe, often warn of a developing thunderstorm.
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Standing up, the sleeping bags resemble nothing so much as sarcophagi, likewise made from the scarves.
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It is decorated to resemble a real Blockbuster store, with film posters and videotapes on display.
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This policy would resemble the immigration systems of Canada and Australia, countries with similar advanced economies.
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Last year, her team changed its logo, uniform and name to resemble that of the Canadiens.
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The ends are sculpted to resemble the head and tail of a cute, little wiener dog.
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Beings that resemble humans, but who are wholly committed to living in the service of others.
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While the layout may resemble an Apple or other tech store, the products are much different.
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Harvard professor and successful lawyer Alan Dershowitz says the democrats' tactics today resemble precisely those tactics.
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Instead of conventional transitions, there are abrupt shifts that resemble clicking through channels on a television.
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Major highways can resemble a parking lot with stalled vehicles at any hour of the day.
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She would be right at home among the Greek tragedies that "The Cane" comes to resemble.
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Kava is a cloudy green tonic, served in little miso bowls meant to resemble coconut shells.
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WikiLeaks highlighted the alleged abilities for CIA hackers to leave behind trails that resemble other hackers.
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With odd protrusions of rubber or leather, they resemble fossilized animal remains strapped to the body.
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That technique enables an advertiser to reach users whose characteristics resemble those of its existing customers.
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As part of the fix, Boeing has reworked MCAS to more closely resemble the first version.
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Here they resemble a shaggy map, evoking Catholicism's spiritual imperialism, a central theme of the show.
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Initially, the designers for the film created a Sonic that was supposed to resemble a realistic hedgehog.
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Thus their performance is highly likely to resemble that of an index that tracks the overall market.
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Amazing. Stodden used makeup to shade and contour her face to resemble the pop star's alarmingly well.
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After a few milliseconds, bursts of atoms fly out of the system in jets that resemble fireworks.
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After all, if you want your phone to resemble an iPhone, you've got to nail the details.
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Second, do not expect any reset to resemble a resurrected German Ostpolitik or South Korean Sunshine policy.
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The approach that Colorado, Alaska, and Washington have taken to legalizing marijuana can resemble the parking lot
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Despite their nickname, cusks aren't eels at all, though they do resemble a snake or watery demon.
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Franklin also said he found numerous potentially malicious web pages that closely resemble the names of candidates.
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Still, the women they did bring on didn't resemble Turner nearly as much as her GoT counterpart.
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All signs suggest the last month of all-Republican control in Washington will resemble the first 23.
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These are all individual items held together by an external force so that they resemble a solid.
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Mugler was known for his fetish-inspired clothing, and the straps of this dress resemble a harness.
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Riverdale doesn't resemble the Archie comics either in their overly saccharine beginnings or current genre heavy revamp.
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The centerpiece dessert at her birthday party was a cake iced to resemble her painting Affection (2001).
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The Powerbeats Pro resemble the company's previous wireless Powerbeats earphones, but they've been reengineered for better comfort.
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Erdogan's authoritarian instincts mean he increasingly fails to resemble a natural US ally or a NATO member.
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Both the MW073 Plus and Go resemble hefty in-ear monitors used in the studio or onstage.
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Blake's other works from the 1980s resemble medical devices, or instruments of confinement, torture, or BDSM play.
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The services often resemble church with an occasional testimony—except you can't exactly come as you are.
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Similar trends are occurring on city fringes, in the areas where demographics closest resemble America's Rust Belt.
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THERE are no iron rules of politics, but some patterns repeat often enough to resemble physical laws.
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Or it's common for people to get vaginal discharge with an odor, which could resemble bacterial vaginosis.
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Volta artists create otherworldly landscapes that more closely resemble science fiction than a walk in the park.
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Then they'd resemble conventional nicotine-replacement therapy, otherwise known as NRT (think Nicorette gum or Chantix pills).
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As far as the enemy was concerned, it would falsely resemble hundreds of aircraft on their radar.
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It'll resemble a Nextbit Robin, which isn't surprising given that Razer acquired the company earlier this year.
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He was so enamored with Adolf Hitler that he even trimmed his mustache to resemble the Fuehrer's.
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