"I think the way Ava and I are most alike is our strong opinions and our empathy," Witherspoon explained.
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"I think the way Ava and I are most alike is our strong opinions and our empathy," she explained.
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We identified the passages that sounded the most alike: TRUMP: Tonight we close one chapter in history and we begin another.
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That's where we're at our best — when we have to go long and think hard — and it's also where men and women are most alike.
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For myself, though, as a historian and late citizen of the British Empire rather than the Roman, it is when I travel among the overseas territories of the late Pax Britannica that the two dead empires seem to me most alike.
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Generally speaking, the first and third versions are most alike, whereas the second is more distinct, and is often considered to combine the Kānmiù Bǔquē Qièyùn 刊谬补缺切韵 by Wáng Rénxù 王仁昫 per se and the Jiānzhùběn Qièyùn 笺注本切韵 by Zhǎngsūn Nèyán 长孙讷言, maybe S. 2055 (Zhōu Zǔmó 周祖谟, 1983; Tóng Xiǎolín 仝小琳, 2008).
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Kodi is a Sumba language of Indonesia. The population figure may include Gaura, which Ethnologue counts as a dialect of both the Lamboya and Kodi languages. Kodi is an Austronesian language that is mainly spoken in Nusa Tenggara Timur province, the western part of the island of Sumba in eastern Indonesia. An alternate name for Kodi is Kudi and dialects of the language include Kodi Bokol, Kodi Bangedo, Nggaro (Nggaura) and is most alike to Wejewa.
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There are striking similarities between J.R.R. Tolkien's Smaug and Fáfnir. According to Ármann Jakobsson, Tolkien translates the epic poem into a modern representation of Fáfnir through Smaug. Fáfnir and Smaug are most alike in that they speak in riddles, have wisdom, and guard golden hoards. They also are very human-like, unlike dragons from other stories such as Beowulf. Further, Tolkien makes a point to show that the master of Esgaroth “fell under the dragon sickness” and died.
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53% of Britons opposed dismantling the Royal Navy's Polaris submarines. 70% of Britons still considered Americans to be very or fairly trustworthy, and in case of war the United States was the ally trusted overwhelmingly to come to Britain's aid, and to risk its own security for the sake of Britain. The United States and Britain were also the two countries most alike in basic values such as willingness to fight for their country and the importance of freedom.
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In 1938 Richardson introduced a choice method in which subjects reported the most alike pair of a triad and the most different pair. The component of this method involving the most different pair may be properly called "MaxDiff" in contrast to a "most- least" or "best-worst" method where both the most different pair and the direction of difference are obtained. Ennis, Mullen and Frijters (1988) derived a unidimensional Thurstonian scaling model for Richardson's method of triads so that the results could be scaled under normality assumptions about the item percepts. MaxDiff may involve multidimensional percepts, unlike most- least models that assume a unidimensional representation.
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Like the Handasyde, the S.C.W. had triangular ailerons reaching to the wing tips where their chord was greatest. The Vampyr and S.C.W. were most alike, and most different from most later glider designs, in the great depths of their fuselages. The S.C.W. fuselage had a rectangular cross-section with a length to depth ratio of just over 4, though the underside aft of the wings sloped strongly upwards so that the fuselage profile was close to rhomboidal, with the nose falling away in front. It was largely fabric covered, except in areas such as the forward underside and tail, which had the protection of plywood.
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The sixth video, Alexia, addresses this condition, also commonly referred to as word blindness. The video includes many elements: a part where red text and images fade in and out, a white vignette featuring a finger pointing at a text label that reads “DO NOT MISTAKE THE FINGER FOR THE MOON” a reference to poet-philosopher Gongsun Long, and barely readable words alongside Moonlight Sonata and Tran’s voice disguised. Many of the images Tran used in the segment are taken from the book Understanding Visual Metaphors. The images used were shown to people first without the words, followed by a text description where they had to pick the two which were most alike.
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Most alike the > plants of New Caledonia are the number Pulle 834 and those of Docters van > Leeuwen ; they only differ from the New Caledonia plants by the slightly > developed indumentum, and the lid being more elliptical and bearing many > glands on its lower surface. The plants of the Doormantop (Lam 1637 & 1654) > have strongly abbreviate stems and are obviously an alpine form only ; they > have nearly round lids like the plants of New Caledonia. The plants from the > Ericatop are small and delicate in all parts ; they agree with the numbers > first mentioned, by the elliptical and very glandular lids ; when the other > New Guinea forms were not known, I would not have hesitated to distinguish > those from the Ericatop specifically from those from New Caledonia. [...] > > The habitat of this species in New Guinea are as well the virgin forest and > the scrub as the treeless mountain tops.
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