"What was probably more important to me was resemblance, physical resemblance," Muschietti tells CNN.
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" The "new reality," he said, "is marked by hypercompetition and bears little resemblance to the world even five to 10 years ago, and virtually no resemblance to the legal industry 20 years ago.
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There's definitely a resemblance, but it's impossible to 100% sure.
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We can't deny the resemblance — and we love Rob's enthusiasm.
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Facebook owns Instagram, so this resemblance is not totally surprising.
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Looking at the mother now, the familial resemblance was obvious.
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Is there any resemblance between China today and Japan then?
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In Henrik's case, however the resemblance isn't coincidental — it's genetic.
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He's always turned heads because of his resemblance to Shakur.
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There's even a moment when Stevens noticed a certain resemblance.
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In fact their resemblance is happenstance combined with human error.
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The result sometimes bears only a passing resemblance to justice.
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The apple's resemblance to Tolkien's all seeing eye is uncanny.
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The resemblance between baby Jenner and mama Kris is uncanny.
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In it, Geraldine bears a striking resemblance to the star.
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Just how uncanny is the resemblance between Gosling and Laschet?
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He suggested Tork, with whom he shared a striking resemblance.
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This is obviously accidental, but the resemblance is stunningly close.
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These stories bear little to no resemblance to each other.
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The system bears an unfortunate resemblance to an extortion racket.
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In that instance, Snapchat acknowledged the resemblance to Khokhlov's work.
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A questionable resemblance The Cristiano Ronaldo sculpture has some company.
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I see some resemblance to myself in pictures of him.
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Hillary Clinton's political profile bears a closer resemblance to Johnson's.
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The genre's family resemblance to shooting games sometimes provokes controversy.
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How did you end up putting that resemblance to use?
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The Model Y bears a striking resemblance to Model 251.
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Others are seeing more of a resemblance to hair dryers ...
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The doppelgänger bore my name but no resemblance to me.
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The teenager, though, has been quick to downplay the resemblance.
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It bears only a superficial resemblance to a drama pic.
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The resemblance was too uncanny (and too adorable) to ignore.
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Its headquarters bear little resemblance to those of most teams.
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That family resemblance made the connection all the more real.
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Sumerian bears no resemblance to languages spoken or written today.
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Ziggy's resemblance to Marley, the California couple say, is uncanny.
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Rihanna's fans saw an uncanny resemblance between Brown and O'Shaughnessy.
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But beyond that, it bears no resemblance to its predecessors.
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Physical resemblance to the real subjects isn't the point, then.
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But for a moment I could almost see a resemblance.
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They're not related but share an uncanny resemblance — they're doppelgängers.
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Her royal resemblance even goes back to the Queen Mother.
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He is moved by their resemblance to his family members.
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But his wife, Beverly Simmons, was stunned by the resemblance.
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"However, our study found that there was this subtle resemblance."
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Another bears an almost comic resemblance to a Picasso profile.
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This version of history bears little resemblance to the actual past.
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Probably not, but the resemblance is way too weird to ignore.
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They found a donor with a strong resemblance and similar background.
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The resemblance is uncanny — and more than a little bit catty.
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"Lots of people have said that," Jagger admitted of the resemblance.
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But that resemblance may soon be a thing of the past.
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Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
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The mother of one previously responded to comments about a resemblance.
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Nothing proves a family resemblance like switching faces with your spawn.
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Any resemblance to fictional characters, dead or alive, is entirely coincidental.
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Scrolling through her Instagram page, it's easy to see the resemblance.
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She eventually realized, however, a resemblance between Donald and Melania's father.
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In it, the Caesar character bears a striking resemblance to Trump.
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Fast forward to today and you can see an uncanny resemblance.
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They definitely bear an uncanny resemblance to Lizzie's 2003 get-up.
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The catsuits bear no resemblance whatsoever to the Good American bodysuits.
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So far, there has been no resemblance to the Berlin effort.
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Is there a resemblance, with the aid of wigs and makeup?
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The resemblance between the two mocap rigs is hard to deny.
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Maurya's career bears a resemblance to that of the prime minister.
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His migration bears little resemblance to that of today's documented immigrants.
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This is where the resemblance ends and the vast differences begin.
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Yet that era bears little resemblance to what we see now.
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This, too, bears strong resemblance to what Manson was actually after.
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To Mr. Westman, the resemblance to his own country is clear.
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The current polls may bear little resemblance to the eventual results.
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Some of Serebrennikov's retellings bear little resemblance to their source material.
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It's no accident Geneva bears such a striking resemblance to Claire.
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These situations bear little resemblance to consensual B.D.S.M. encounters, practitioners say.
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But the points of resemblance between Israel and America are worrying.
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"Any resemblance to real life is strictly coincidental and completely intentional."
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Her composed manner bore little resemblance to her brother's theatrical truculence.
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In reality, the resemblance between Warren and Clinton is largely superficial.
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Honestly ... am I seeing things, or is there a resemblance here?
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Moore may well have lost because of his resemblance to Trump.
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I had no idea how much that resemblance would rebuild me.
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Materially speaking, Uslé's paintings bear no resemblance to Rothko's or Opalka's.
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Trump presidency could unfold, and they bear almost no resemblance to one
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I personally don't see a huge resemblance, maybe besides the facial hair.
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There is some resemblance between the two around the eyes, for sure.
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STEVEs bear a striking resemblance to auroras, but with some important differences.
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They are years and worlds apart, and yet the resemblance is remarkable.
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The resemblance is strong with this one The Death Star's fiction, right?
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What could explain the resemblance between hyoid structures in birds and pterosaurs?
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The resemblance is obvious when the cameras are next to each other.
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The toxin in The Rain bears a slight resemblance to Legionnaire's Disease.
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I see the resemblance, but how sure are we it's actually him?
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It's more than a passing resemblance, and it frankly makes me uneasy.
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Like the watch's design, the resemblance to Apple products is nothing new.
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The first times that seldom bear resemblance to anyone's real first time.
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Grace Kelly's granddaughter bears a striking resemblance to the Old Hollywood icon.
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In fact, the resemblance has been apparent since True's April 12 birth.
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They bear a striking resemblance to cetaceans, such as dolphins and whales.
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His resemblance to one of those pumpkin-shaped candies is honestly uncanny.
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Dani is Thorne's big sis and the two share an uncanny resemblance.
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The beard, the haircut, the posture — his resemblance to Messi is uncanny!
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She tells Egon that despite a resemblance, Ulrich is not her husband.
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The West kids bear a clear resemblance to both of their parents.
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But Raia's appearance is where her resemblance to traditional pop stars end.
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Trump arguably owes part of his appeal to his resemblance to televangelists.
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"I think they will bear some resemblance to a piñata," said Sen.
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"You can see the resemblance," Ritchie wrote of Gibb and his grandfather.
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He notes the scenario has an "eerie resemblance" to what's happening now.
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"The resemblance was uncanny when she pulled the stocking down," she wrote.
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But it bore only a modest resemblance to what he had filed.
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Gerber has made headlines in recent years for her resemblance to Crawford.
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Washington (CNN)The physical resemblance to his father is evident and chilling.
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If you look at the two characters, you can see the resemblance.
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People seemed particularly shocked by the resemblance between Kardashian West and Kourtney.
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Combat — real combat — bears no resemblance to their Hollywood image of war.
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The resemblance to what most people know as a "steak" is amorphous.
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With the wintry-dress and long white braid, there is a resemblance.
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Let's just hope none of them bear a horrifying resemblance to Toad.
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I had surfed most of them, and could see each genetic resemblance.
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Anyone who remembers "Turn It Off" in "Mormon" can catch the resemblance.
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Yet, these idealized portraits often bear little resemblance to the wines themselves.
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In many ways, cloud bears a resemblance to our existing data centers.
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They'll bear almost no resemblance to the entire basements they once were.
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The cartoon Ms. Osaka bears little resemblance to her real, biracial self.
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Cindy Crawford and her model daughter Kaia Gerber share an uncanny resemblance.
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Lily Rose Depp bears a striking resemblance to her mom Vanessa Paradis.
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Mr. Biden's approach bears a stronger resemblance to Hillary Clinton's in 2016.
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Consider the following story; any resemblance to real events is entirely intentional.
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There ends any resemblance between the American president and the Athenian gadfly.
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The Muhammad I revered bore no resemblance to the Muhammad they claimed.
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To literary insiders, Ezra Blazer bears a striking resemblance to Philip Roth.
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Mr. Thrall's version of events bears no resemblance to the complicated reality.
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Those problems bear a certain resemblance to those of our own politics.
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Siri and Alexa don't have 'em either, but the resemblance stops there.
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" In his judgment, "Both rings were round, and there the resemblance ceased.
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Cursed. The new Yeezy Foam runners bearing a striking resemblance to Crocs?
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It bears a passing resemblance to R2-D2 or perhaps a Dalek.
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The NBA in 2020 bears little resemblance to the NBA in 2010.
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Waymo said Uber's designs bore "a striking resemblance" to its secret designs.
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It appears this particular one bears quite the resemblance to a penis.
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FIRST: MAKEIG-JONES'S work bears no resemblance to what came before it.
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We all had some resemblance, but it mostly felt like meeting strangers.
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Such reductionism has its charms, and bears some resemblance to the truth.
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His tax proposals bear a strong resemblance to those of Donald Trump.
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"There's a striking resemblance in the way they do things," said Soufan.
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However, a ruling stink bug — who bears some resemblance to the vice president with his white hair and red tie — declares that "boy bunnies don't marry boy bunnies" (also bearing some resemblance to Pence's enduring opposition to LGBT rights).
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And still others mused on the advertised sculpture's strong resemblance to Dr. Phill.
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"You can already see the resemblance to Drake!" one social media user exclaimed.
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Nasyrova allegedly saw this passing resemblance as an opportunity to steal Tsvyk's identity.
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Tiffany does have something in common with Hannah Montana besides the passing resemblance.
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Through the grouping of these disparate images, a surprising and uneasy resemblance emerges.
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Now, The One has a striking resemblance to the widowed hitman John Wick.
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Ripa's eldest son recently made headlines for his crazy resemblance to his father.
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The resemblance between Valerie Vixen here and Hocus Pocus' Winifred Sanderson is uncanny.
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The restaurant bears a striking resemblance to the remodeled Chick-fil-A locations.
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"Twins 🙏🏾😍🙌🏾," Thompson captioned the shot, pointing out their striking resemblance.
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The resemblance between Yoncé and Williams is one she's dealt with for years.
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As you get closer to him, the visual resemblance with Zinédine becomes striking.
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Someone's dog bears an uncanny resemblance to Game of Thrones actor Peter Dinklage.
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In fact, he saw a certain resemblance between himself and the humble pontiff.
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Here, just look at this still from the movie: The resemblance is unmistakable.
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And this octopod does bear a certain resemblance to the friendly cartoon ghost.
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Of course, their physical resemblance is uncanny – something even Bomer noticed long ago.
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His genial manner and resemblance to his portly father have won him support.
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The resemblance is close, but it's McKinnon's impression that really seals the deal.
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"Twins 🙏🏾😍🙌🏾," Thompson captioned the shot, pointing out their striking resemblance.
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Sidenote—have you ever noticed Pavilion's eerie resemblance to Republican senator Lindsey Graham?
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"Deplorable and crumbs, those two words seem to have a resemblance," Trump said.
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Their experiments bear no resemblance to the freestyle acid-dropping of the '60s.
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Fitbit's new device also bears a resemblance to the Pebble Time Steel watch.
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I bear a resemblance to Cary Grant in that we are both male.
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Several Twitter users roasted the Cybertruck's unflattering resemblance to a rubber doorstop wedge.
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Usually it's some reality TV show with an uncanny resemblance to this campaign.
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The case in Indiana bares a striking resemblance to the one in Ohio.
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You make danceable electronic music, but it bears little resemblance to dance music.
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" The German ja and nein have a clear resemblance to "yes" and "no.
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It's Instagram's latest foray into features that bear a strong resemblance to Snapchat.
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And despite the resemblance to martial arts, it has no urgency or kick.
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Her resemblance to Keira Knightley, particularly around the jawline, has always been uncanny.
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Sleek, bright and airy, it bears little resemblance to its old, dank self.
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The highest levels of American politics bear an uncomfortable resemblance to a gerontocracy.
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Maryland, a case whose facts bear almost no resemblance to the metadata program.
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Ms. Vega will play McCullers, to whom she bears a marked physical resemblance.
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Garry Winogrand's "Park Avenue, New York, 1959," bears an uncanny resemblance to it.
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The statue, unveiled in 2011, bears only a passing resemblance to the man.
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And not all of Buttigieg's advisers are looking to stoke such a resemblance.
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But that map bears little resemblance to the one Trump showed on Wednesday.
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With this uncanny resemblance, both commercial and personal, the first stone is thrown.
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A curvaceous perfume bottle that bears a striking resemblance to a 1990s classic.
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The extinct Tasmanian tiger, or thylacine, bears an uncanny resemblance to today's canines.
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Justin Bieber's new gal pal has a striking resemblance ... to one Selena Gomez.
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Meanwhile, Candace's post-apocalyptic life bears an uncomfortable resemblance to her professional life.
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But stop; does it not bear a faint resemblance to a gigantic fish?
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What about the shape of the hole and its resemblance to an ear?
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Resemblance to the Russian Federation coat of arms In addition, the eagle makes the false seal bear a resemblance to the coat of arms of the Russian Federation, which is itself based on the coat of arms used in czarist Russia.
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He bears more than a passing resemblance to his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, the first leader of North Korea — a fact many analysts believe he plays up for his benefit, wearing 1950s-style eyeglasses and Mao suits to heighten the resemblance.
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But between their orange hair and frilled collar, they do bear an uncanny resemblance.
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Disney's official line on the curious edifice was that any resemblance was purely accidental.
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Official speeches meant to promote administration priorities bear close resemblance to his campaign rallies.
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At least one fan, though, thought one of the daughters had the closest resemblance.
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The Colombian beauty, 25, has a striking resemblance to her famous aunt Sofia Vergara.
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This Porsche Design handset bears more than a passing resemblance to the Note 29.
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" Many factors went into his conversion, including Sessions's increasing resemblance to "a career politician.
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He may bear an uncanny resemblance to Count Dracula but he is no bloodhound!
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With an ice zombie dragon that bears resemblance to a certain Yu-Gi-Oh!
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The Beacon leans into its resemblance to a nightlight by actually being a nightlight.
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Instead, it looks pretty empty and doesn't bear much resemblance to our solar system.
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Either way, there's a resemblance between the twins now and their dad back then.
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The Model Y bears a striking resemblance to Model 2000, and for good reason.
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Vivian is just three years old, and you can already spot the family resemblance.
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In that respect, it bears resemblance to class-defined rivalries such as Internazionale vs.
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"You don't even see a resemblance of what it used to be," she said.
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Even from a distance, the resemblance to the 22-year-old's eyes is uncanny.
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Evocations of Cairo, Baghdad and Beirut bear no real resemblance to the cities themselves.
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And who they really are typically bears little resemblance to how their avatars look.
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In other pieces, the resemblance to something else either seems more attenuated or absent.
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"I personally don't see a huge resemblance, maybe besides the facial hair," Ellison said.
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It's a giant inflatable rooster bearing a striking resemblance to the President, of course.
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The Instagram comments ranged from laughing at the resemblance to super harsh and hilarious.
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But Twitter users are calling out the slides' near-identical resemblance to Chanel's version.
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Side-by-side with an iPhone 22014S Plus (left), the resemblance is rather uncanny.
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It trains daily in the mountains and bears a striking resemblance to Brock Lesnar.
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If you ask us, the resemblance is uncanny (and it's definitely a flattering comparison).
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He wasn't the only one, though, who couldn't help but point out the resemblance.
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The resemblance to cigarettes [comes from] using it almost every day of the month.
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And from their nude lips to their long blonde waves, the resemblance was uncanny.
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The source of their excitement was the molecule's resemblance to antimicrobial peptides, or AMPs.
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The process bears an uncanny resemblance to the prompt outcry requirement in rape law.
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Take the uncanny resemblance between Kardashian and North in this side-by-side comparison.
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Some people believe the hat bears a striking resemblance to the European Union flag.
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However, there is a strong resemblance with the Cultural Revolution in Xi's anticorruption drive.
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Both national teams bore a strong resemblance to a club in their domestic leagues.
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Q: Looking at the trailer, the resemblance is uncanny, especially to a younger Gawli.
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The game bears more resemblance to SimCity than to most modern-day sports games.
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Twitter was quick to notice the signature's resemblance to The Other P Word: penis.
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Or throw it out, so you'll get over the lack of classic game resemblance.
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He bears a somewhat passing physical resemblance to Rogers, which was a good start.
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The result bears more resemblance to a baked Brie than a pie from Pequod's.
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Qlik, which is based in Radnor, Pa., bears some resemblance to those other companies.
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Trump bore little resemblance to the lifelong heartland conservatives whom the NRA typically backed.
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The resemblance lends a gut-wrenching realness to this wildly successful demonic possession film.
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Take our quiz and see how good you are at spotting a family resemblance.
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In this sense, the Pentagon's fantasies bear an eerie resemblance to the actual present.
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What if our own Civil War bore some resemblance to the Vietnamese "civil war"?
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He chose Mia, Joseph explains, because she bears an uncanny resemblance to his wife.
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Mr. Raibert says that extra limb's resemblance to a head and neck is unintended.
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What struck Mr. Lloyd most, he said, was the work's resemblance to European portraiture.
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Twenty years later, Roebling also designed the Brooklyn Bridge, and the resemblance is striking.
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Our shared resemblance that day strikes me in a way that it rarely has.
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Ms. Keiley is not keen on having that resemblance, which is intentional, brought up.
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Nothing Republicans are proposing on climate policy bears any resemblance to those principles whatsoever.
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You don't even need to go to covfefe to see the weird-Twitter resemblance.
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The two have a definite resemblance, and share a near-formal bearing in public.
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Again, the model asked her followers if they saw any resemblance between the pair.
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The resemblance to dealing with HHS, OMB, the House and the Senate is unmistakable.
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But the kite is too high up now for her to notice the resemblance.
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Two recent works are disarming because of their off-kilter resemblance to functional objects.
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Taking a page from Trump, some of these stories bear no resemblance to reality.
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Any resemblance to the audience watching "Suburbicon" is as intentional as it is obvious.
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You might argue that the modern world bears little resemblance to the Sputnik era.
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Model Mara Teigen is intoxicating the Internet with her uncanny resemblance to Angelina Jolie.
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It's clear what she means, as baby John bears a striking resemblance to baby Luna.
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As a game, Inside bears a strong mechanical resemblance to Limbo, Playdead's earlier indie hit.
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McNair, 78, has a bald oval head and bears a slight resemblance to Mr. Clean.
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So recognize that his rich-and-famous has little resemblance to the old-money kind.
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Many are shot in the Yakut language, a Turkic tongue with little resemblance to Russian.
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Shayk's ring has an emerald, but you have to admit that the resemblance is uncanny.
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The redesign website bears at least some resemblance to Facebook News Feed, according to Recode.
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Moviepilot was the first to notice the uncanny resemblance between the anonymous hiker and Farmiga.
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But if it has a slight resemblance or familiarity, then that's the way it happened.
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She's already appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to talk about the resemblance.
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It also has thicker bezels, which almost give it a resemblance to the XR, too.
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"I don't really see any resemblance except the hair and maybe the eyes," another wrote.
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The unknown face looks peaceful, almost cherubic, and even bears a resemblance to Samwell Tarly.
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Trump and Farage are figureheads of political movements that bear significant resemblance to each other.
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Johnson finds a particular resemblance between the unstoppable enthusiasm over Tesla and Qualcomm in 1999.
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Others note that the symbols bear a resemblance to the Targaryen sigil's multiple dragon heads.
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Did the industry itself in those days bear any resemblance to what it is now?
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When he realized his resemblance to Walter, he opted for a free trip to California.
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Gaurav bears an uncanny resemblance to his idol, and even calls himself Aryan Khanna Junior.
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However, some say William's daughter bears a resemblance to his mother, the late Princess Diana.
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When you use this hashtag all week.. the resemblance is like looking in the mirror.
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At first, Alice thinks the "other Lola" is a girl who has an uncanny resemblance.
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Americans became highly sensitive to anything that bore even a slight resemblance to the attacks.
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That legislative process bears little resemblance to the Republican Party's current approach to tax reform.
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She bears a striking resemblance to Monroe given the right angle, but it's not Marilyn.
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Like how the IGH in Jessica Jones strikes a scary resemblance to the U.S. government.
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Viewers have noticed that American archer Brady Ellison bears a striking resemblance to the actor.
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It bears a remarkable resemblance to an Apple patent that went public back in March.
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Known as a two-fold comet, it bore a startling resemblance to a rubber ducky.
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Islam Badurgov is a street performer from Kazakhstan, and bears a striking resemblance to McGregor.
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Which of those bears the most resemblance to the possible effort by Democrats against Trump?
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That scenario bears more than a passing resemblance to what happened over three decades ago.
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The company's name bears some resemblance to the president-elect's full name: Donald John Trump.
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As for the uncanny body resemblance -- they do train together ... plus, that whole DNA thing.
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Looking at pictures or footage of the two of them, the resemblance is clear enough.
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Just take a look at the family resemblance: I mean, just look at this thing.
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Still, whether this style nod was intentional or not, the outfit resemblance is certainly uncanny.
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This remains an unsolved mystery, but her sister was quick to point out the resemblance.
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Simple. Write something completely and indisputably original, with no resemblance whatsoever to any past recordings.
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Unfazed, Magnus whips out his phone, eager to show us the resemblance between the two.
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Zoe's reason for her bio-dad theory, other than the resemblance between Sutcliffe and herself?
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What I saw there bore no resemblance to Sopko's bizarre characterization of the task force.
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This design earned the name "Oreo" because of its resemblance to the famous sandwich cookie.
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But there's one person she now bears a striking resemblance to — and it's not Marilyn.
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The entire value of classical literature is often defended in terms of resemblance and inheritance.
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There are very few physical signs, aside from the general resemblance of apes and humans.
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Some were quick to pick up on the anklet's resemblance to the house arrest device.
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When I was on in March, promoting "She Loves Me," Stephen pointed out the resemblance.
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Except for the shape, they're nearly the same, cousins that bear a strong family resemblance.
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"Stalker" exemplifies this, in that it bears only a faint resemblance to the source material.
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It bore a striking resemblance to Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit," except for the lyrics.
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They found a striking resemblance to one species in particular: the Indies short-tailed cricket.
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That ominous vision bears virtually no resemblance to Conan Doyle's second account of the Arctic.
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We know it sounds strange, but the bread and babies bear an uncannily adorable resemblance.
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These bear a visual resemblance to Playstation 1 classics, but succeed beyond recalling their predecessors.
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Jones wasn't the only cast member to notice the uncanny resemblance between the two films.
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It's a carved wooden sculpture that bears a striking resemblance to Kim's most famous asset.
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According to Katherine, Scott bore a striking resemblance to her, which intrigued her even more.
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Diane Ladd appears in one episode, displaying an amazing resemblance to her daughter Laura Dern.
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The time of upheaval that he writes about bears an unnerving resemblance to our own.
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There's some physical resemblance, but he also has Mr. Cruise's action-man attack and intensity.
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"Very Christmassy and bears an uncanny resemblance to the Angel Gabriel," was what I found.
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Suddenly, her work was no longer about resemblance, though in some ways it never was.
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He painted this unidentified fantastical figure, with its uncanny resemblance to Donald Trump, in 1961.
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The actress shares both a physical resemblance to Ms. Winner and a South Texas background.
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N.F.L. preseason games often bear little resemblance to the high-stakes football that follows them.
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Armie Hammer is cast as Ruth's husband, Marty, but bears little physical resemblance to him.
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The country that Filkins describes bears little resemblance to the one I grew up in.
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The Beluga derives its name from the whale to which it bears a striking resemblance.
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This bundle of mischief bears almost no resemblance to the fearful, troubled dog I adopted.
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Because he bears a resemblance to his protagonist, they often assume his writing is autobiographical.
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Despite the physical resemblance, Sheeran and Harry haven't made any public appearances together until now.
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It's truly incredible how uncanny the resemblance is between Morgun's drawings and the real photographs.
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The Dickinsons in each, with their candid, unguarded gaze, share a clear, if inconclusive, resemblance.
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The resemblance doesn't stop at the feathers, said Gao Hongqiang, the park's head bird feeder.
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The car does bear a close resemblance to the Model S, with some important differences.
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China's stealth Shenyang J-31 jet bears a remarkably striking resemblance to the F-35.
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At first she bears more than a passing resemblance to several famous young-adult heroines.
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What is most striking, though, is the resemblance of the numbers in those two elections.
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Charlotte's resemblance to Queen Elizabeth II is especially noticeable when it comes to her eyes.
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With Zayn's dark eyebrows and wide eyes, and Justin's blonde hair, the resemblance is eerie.
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They found a striking resemblance to one species in particular: the Indies short-tailed cricket.
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It had no resemblance to my childhood, and I had nothing to compare it to.
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The Colorado initiative bears a resemblance to the Medicare-for-all legislation released by Sen.
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Trump's narrow, flukish electoral victory bears no resemblance to Nixon's 49-state landslide of 1972.
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The digital world bears no resemblance to a water pipe or electric line or sewer.
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Just in case you were wondering, Lara is well aware of her resemblance to the celebrity.
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Many noticed an uncanny resemblance between the man in the sketch and Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
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The resemblance to Swift was uncanny (but, you know, in a 7-year-old version way).
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Her story has an eerie resemblance to the premise on Netflix's drama series 13 Reasons Why.
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In fact, the resemblance between the two, including darkened depictions of immigrants as invaders, is unmistakeable.
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The numbers alone show how scant a resemblance such firms bear to mass-market auto manufacturers.
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And while moving into news alone isn't responsible for Twitter's comeback, the charts' resemblance is illuminating.
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The resemblance between those ugly, cheap things — ceramic dishes, plastic bowls and cups, flimsy umbrellas, etc.
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Thence follows two paragraphs of baffling waffle which bear very little resemblance to Djokovic's original comments.
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Many thought the sketch bore a striking resemblance to Gisele Bündchen's husband, sports player Tom Brady.
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Seriously, the resemblance is uncanny and, no, this isn't the baby-Steph-Curry kind of #twinning.
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It bears a loose resemblance to the evangelical mega-churches that increasingly beguile the world's Christians.
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There is at least some resemblance of that kind of entity [for us] to work through.
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He was gray haired though still powerfully built, and here, too, the family resemblance was plain.
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But while back at their house, more appear — and they bear an uncanny resemblance to… them.
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The downturn bears a striking resemblance to the bout of economic trouble that began in 20173.
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Nevertheless, the resemblance is striking, and since both companies provide financial services there's potential for confusion.
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The two also share a remarkable family resemblance — down to that thick, sometimes wild brown hair.
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Two new DiCaprio doppelg nger's have been discovered, and their resemblance will seriously blow you away.
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The resemblance is uncanny: As for the real Gary, not to worry: He's doing just fine.
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It's a fascinating clip that does bear more resemblance to a cartoon than to real life.
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And in ten millennia, human cultures and languages presumably will bear almost no resemblance to ours.
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Heather Dewey-Hagborg & Chelsea E. Manning: A Becoming Resemblance continues at Fridman Gallery through September 5.
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The newly proposed ACE plan, at 236 pages, bears little resemblance to the Clean Power Plan.
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By the computer there was a glass lamp that bore a stunning resemblance to a bong.
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Gilead's flag positions the eagle below, not above, a circular object, but the resemblance is undeniable.
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Amy's career of hilarity doesn't bear much resemblance to Chuck Schumer, longtime Democratic New York senator.
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Some see a resemblance in China's predicament to the Asian financial crisis of the late 21s.
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And they're right — Threepio does bear a striking resemblance to the night's little take-home award.
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To say the resemblance between Saget and Harrison is uncanny is, well, kind of extreme hyperbole.
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The actress and her daughter share an uncanny resemblance seen in photos Witherspoon posts on Instagram.
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For one thing, the pole vaulter of 2016 bears little resemblance to the vaulter of 1912.
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Synthetic marijuana is legal in many states, and it has no chemical resemblance to actual marijuana.
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Simon Wren-Lewis of Oxford University argues that the scheme bears a resemblance to "helicopter money".
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But that argument bears an uncanny resemblance to ones made on behalf of "rational" political autocrats.
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He's beefcake mixed with an elegance that may only derive from his resemblance to Patrick Swayze.
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And there's no denying the striking resemblance he shares with dad, British-American businessman Chris O'Neill.
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At first glance the resemblance is at the very least vaguely present, if not glaringly obvious.
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The "Syphilis Explosion" billboard bears an uncanny resemblance to Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's book Dianetics.
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French critics have raved about his performance, and noted the strong family resemblance to his grandfather.
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There are some lookalikes you have to squint your eyes to really see the resemblance between.
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So did attempts to point out individual audience members for their resemblance to pachyderms and possums.
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That conflict bears some doctrinal resemblance to the initial Allied operations in the Second World War.
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A not-so-canny resemblance A church in Spain falls victim to a well-intentioned restorer.
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Nearly always, but most expressively when painted, they emerge from family resemblance, with some distinctive nuance.
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"I'm sure you all see the resemblance," Rosebush said in regards to her son and Reddy.
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It bears more than a fleeting resemblance to a famous retail store, which shall remain nameless.
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And while the resemblance between these forms definitely comes through, the magic happens in the abstraction.
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It was noted for its resemblance to Hannibal Lecter's cell in The Silence of the Lambs.
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Legend shared a photo of the family's special visitor this week, and the resemblance is striking.
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The hack bears resemblance to previous attacks on FinFisher in 2014 and Hacking Team in 2015.
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"It bears a striking resemblance to the fingerprint that we predict for this slowdown," Mann said.
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This may sound like an far-fetched scenario but, sadly, it bears some resemblance to reality.
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The taxibot models of one year often bore little resemblance to those of the previous year.
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Remember when we introduced you to Amalie Schou, who bears a striking resemblance to Gigi Hadid?
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The young guards there nicknamed him Snoop because of his resemblance to the rapper Snoop Dogg.
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But in some cases, final settlements bore little resemblance to the initial amounts reported by media.
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ThirdLove's 2014 marketing bears little resemblance to that of the company people know and love today.
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But Theranos' actual financial performance bore no resemblance to the financial information Holmes shared with investors.
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But Mr. Criss and Mr. Cunanan had some unlikely similarities, beginning with an uncanny physical resemblance.
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They live in Crystal, an affluent, fictional Colorado town that bears a strong resemblance to Boulder.
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I was really struggling trying to find anything that was the resemblance of a golf swing.
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Ms. de Waal, for instance, bears a resemblance to but is no dead ringer for Diana.
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Turns out her "Depp" was really Crawford ... who does bear a striking resemblance to Donnie Brasco.
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However, this emotion is fragile and vulnerable and sometimes bears close resemblance to nostalgia and melancholy.
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As it turns out, we probably bear very little resemblance to human populations of ancient times.
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No matter how often Mr. Trump delivers such warnings, they bear little resemblance to the truth.
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The photo bears a strong resemblance to one taken of Theo two years earlier in Amsterdam.
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The post soon went viral, with hundreds of people sharing and commenting on the uncanny resemblance.
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Notably, the Electoral College of today bears little resemblance to the one they devised in 2200.
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The teeth bore some resemblance to those of living humans, but the shape seemed strangely primitive.
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The people at Jebel Irhoud shared a general resemblance to one another — and to living humans.
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On the one hand, Israel today bears little resemblance to the embattled nation of May 1967.
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It appeared to do so by a process bearing a strong resemblance to typical brain development.
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New Hampshire also bears little resemblance to the nation as a whole in other important ways.
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Though horseback units still exist, the culture of the agency bears little resemblance to its past.
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But the 18-year-old model didn't notice her uncanny resemblance to Crawford, 53, until recently.
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Beckinsale explained how she sees an uncanny resemblance with Reynolds, 43, while on Jimmy Fallon's show.
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World War II wasn't far off, and this Caesar bore a striking resemblance to Benito Mussolini.
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Details: The description of the new Threads app by Facebook draws an uncanny resemblance to Snapchat.
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The final product will bear no resemblance to the principal points highlighted in today's meager release.
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And "The Daily Show" bore no resemblance to what it would become under his unyielding command.
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But -- and this is so important -- the show bears only a superficial resemblance to the book.
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Like father like sonThe resemblance between the man in the Oval and his disciples is striking.
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This was one of the first times people noticed Princess Charlotte's resemblance to Queen Elizabeth II.
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Jonathan Pryce, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Francis, gives the Argentine Jesuit a folksy touch.
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Except for the existence of that pizzeria, nothing about this story bears a resemblance to reality.
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Charlotte has always had an uncanny resemblance to the Queen, even when she was a baby.
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Kim bears a clear resemblance to his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, in appearance, haircut, and mannerisms.
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This poet sees such an unexpected resemblance between medical forms and the scalp of an "unreal child," presumably a desired one, and through that resemblance, he is able to conjure the mixture of feelings a person might have in this awkward, hopeful, itself quite unreal-seeming situation.
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Besides their undeniable resemblance to the literary monster Cthulhu (a clear bonus), octopuses are masters of disguise.
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He was lamenting his first cousin, Tsar Nicholas II (left), to whom he bore an uncanny resemblance.
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The stand-up comedian has an Instagram account dedicated to her resemblance to the Emmy-winning actress.
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"Shiloh" was bestowed upon me due to my resemblance to the then-recently born Shiloh Jolie-Pitt.
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Midair resemblance Some fans recently noted that a bungee-jumping Smith looked exactly like the late Avery.
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Clearly, there's a resemblance between the strings of murders — two of the victims even share a name.
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There was definitely a hint of resemblance, but they weren't exactly lookalikes, and I said as much.
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Any resemblance to past winners will likely play less of a part than the language barrier, however.
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Bleu argued that Kardashian's brand bears a strong resemblance to some of the pieces she had created.
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But there's one game that doesn't really get talked about that also bears resemblance to those shows.
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At least one person thought the warthog's resemblance to Seth Rogen, who voices the animation, was uncanny.
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Gwyneth Paltrow just shared a rare photo of her daughter, Apple Martin, and the resemblance is uncanny.
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The "Gravity" singer has yet to acknowledge his uncanny resemblance to Porowski on his own social media.
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If The Second Woman bore some resemblance to an experiment, I'm not sure what was being tested.
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But if it bears any resemblance to reality, the promise of 53G could be the real deal.
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The headdress bears a strange resemblance to a tightly curled wig, but is actually created with cartonnage.
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There, however, the role was simply played by actor Wayne Pygram, who bears a resemblance to Cushing.
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Mental Floss illustrator Mike Rogalski proves just how uncanny their resemblance is with a tricky picture puzzle.
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Endocannabinoids were named for their resemblance to cannabinoids (the medical community was actually aware of cannabinoids first).
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They have a tart, citrusy flavor and their resemblance to mini watermelons gives them the nickname cucamelons.
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But that radio show bore no resemblance to the story Trump told about a recent television show.
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The InBodyBand looks like every first-gen fitness tracker, bearing a striking resemblance to the FitBit Alta.
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Its contents bear no resemblance to the phrase "Special Interest," or much in common with each other.
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THE BREXIT reality of 2019 bears no resemblance to the Brexit fantasy promised in the 2016 referendum.
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Kim Kardashian is using Snapchat to show off a certain family resemblance between her and her daughter.
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Additionally, their story, however tragic, bears little resemblance to the fictional romance featured in the YA book.
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Seriously, the resemblance between the Pearson children — Randall, Kate, and Kevin — and their adult counterparts is eerie.
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Maura herself pointed out they do bear a striking resemblance to a part of the male anatomy.
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But even those with a less striking resemblance are vulnerable as capital flows out of riskier markets.
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Click ahead to see her in action and decide for yourself if you can see the resemblance.
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There's an uncanny resemblance between the world of the Dark Souls games and how I've played them.
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They tend to bear a suspiciously strong resemblance to whatever the speaker himself thinks is most important.
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Neither of those caricatures bore much resemblance to the bill as written (by Waxman's adorably wonky staff).
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Even behind their matching Ray-Ban sunglasses, there's no denying resemblance between Gwyneth Paltrow and her son.
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That last bit shows, as each work carries not only its resemblance, but a certain personality, too.
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The silhouette might be similar to the underwear of the '50s, but that's where the resemblance ends.
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Batman and his Batmobile, which bears a faint resemblance to the one from Tim Burton's 1989 film.
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Well, there's Demogorgon's obvious resemblance to the xenomorph – they look like offshoots of the same family tree.
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As a result, its past predictions regarding health-care legislation have not borne much resemblance to reality.
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The resemblance, as seen below in a photo that was recently posted to Instagram, is absolutely frightening.
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This was a morally hideous pact, but it bears superficial resemblance to a very familiar, unremarkable pattern.
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"The resemblance to John once or twice got a bit embarrassing," McCartney said in Put It There.
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Although cava and Champagne are generally made from different grapes, the shared method creates a family resemblance.
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The researchers concluded that any resemblance was superficial, and that the fossils belonged to a separate species.
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But Blair didn't see the resemblance until a week before she was cast as the Kardashian matriarch.
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Sigler also said that she and Appleby joke about their resemblance when they run into each other.
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The picture showed an attractive middle-aged woman who bore little resemblance to the one before him.
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They claim to represent the marginalized but bear no resemblance to either Dr. King or his method.
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The Luxe option will be the closest resemblance to traditionally hiring an interior designer for your home.
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In that sense, DeepLens bears a resemblance to Dash Buttons that AWS has previously sold to developers.
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" On Twitter after the debate, she noted that Palma, also Latina, bore a "slight resemblance to me.
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Despite all the quotations, however, the resemblance between TV series and film is barely even skin deep.
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A man was arrested for slashing a balloon that bears a cartoon resemblance to President Donald Trump.
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"Black Flag" is the odd one out on this program, whose other works bear a family resemblance.
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Though apartments looked reasonable in listing photos, the photos often bore little resemblance to the actual space.
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Glassenberg shows me photos of real operations with his creations beside them, and the resemblance is startling.
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The Civic's silhouette has a vague resemblance to the discontinued Honda Crosstour but dresses far more fashionably.
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The resemblance goes beyond facial features: both men are also 4 feet 5 inches (135 cms) tall.
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Its close resemblance to the coconut palm has puzzled many botanists and maddened more than a few.
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Sean didn't even read the book until last year... Martin bears somewhat of a resemblance to Sean.
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The enormous bowl-shaped metal structure bears a resemblance to a hot pot dish or a wok.
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But then again, resemblance isn't everything when it comes to portraying a real-life person on screen.
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The resemblance is so uncanny, the social media powerhouses obviously had to commemorate the occurrence on Instagram.
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This of course bears little resemblance to how actual voters, pro- or anti-Trump, assess his words.
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You can hear Hathaway's resemblance to her soul singer father, Donny Hathaway, when she sings his songs.
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After the software generates a list of possible matches, an investigator assesses their resemblance to the suspect.
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Instead, Mr. Johnson's handling of the crisis has borne an unsettling resemblance to that of President Trump.
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"I never thought of it," Mr. Kilmeade said when asked about the resemblance to Mr. Trump's slogan.
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The pieces on the live disc have a surprising resemblance to the versions on the studio album.
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Why, for example, would they not cast actors who have even a passing resemblance to one another?
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Shorto captures this resemblance, as well as the noble demeanor that separated Washington from nearly everyone else.
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The Republican effort to undo the A.C.A. bears no resemblance whatsoever to that much more thorough exercise.
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Most of its vehicles to this day are S.U.V.s, and some still bear a resemblance to jeeps.
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The Delter Press bears some resemblance to the Aeropress, but it adds something to the equation: pressure.
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Unrelenting nonconformity bears an ironic resemblance to conformity — which once upon a time was called fashion victimhood.
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Off-Center production that opened on Wednesday I can't say I see the resemblance that Sendak did.
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And it looks like this year's mock drafts may bear even less resemblance to reality than usual.
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Sometimes, the problem was deceptive photos that bore no resemblance to the place they arrived to find.
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Both a YouTube video from 2017 and a Medium blog post from 2019 comment on the resemblance.
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The star of the show was Ballie, a robotic sphere with a passing resemblance to a volleyball.
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The surrounding area is junky, too, with a strong resemblance to the featureless streetscape of suburban California.
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One new frontier in neuroscience relies again on surgery, but it bears no resemblance to Freeman's methods.
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The resulting resemblance to Weegee's film noir shots of New York crimes and calamities is no accident.
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And I want to make sure what I ask bears resemblance to what you want to know.
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"He bears a slightly closer resemblance to the heir-apparent than current favorite Fiennes," Watt told CNN.
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So I finally checked to see if anyone else noticed a resemblance and, uh, they definitely did.
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"Fans immediately noted the pair&aposs uncanny resemblance and called them "peas in a pod" and "twins.
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The views of Democrats on social media often bear little resemblance to those in the wider electorate.
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Back in October, Beckinsale also talked about the uncanny resemblance to Reynolds while on The Tonight Show.
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The result was that Act Two, lasting for two decades now, bears no resemblance to Act One.
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This sort of thing bears almost no resemblance to the work coders actually do in their jobs.
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The case bears a striking resemblance to an American fight that began at a bakery in Colorado.
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Crowley sent a woman with slight resemblance to me as his official surrogate to last night's debate.
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It all started when Adele and her fans noticed Emily Bamforth in the audience, pointing out the resemblance.
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Or does lesbian porn bear so little resemblance to actual lesbian sex that it's neither here nor there?
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If you need time to make up a silly pun to celebrate that resemblance, please take a moment.
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Adtech over the past few years bears a resemblance to the mortgage industry during the sub-prime days.
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Last year we had to endure Humanity Star, a small satellite bearing the resemblance of a disco ball.
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And fans couldn't help but notice that Ava's new mystery man has a slight resemblance to dad Ryan.
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Late Wednesday, Gucci apologized on Twitter after one of its products sparked outrage for its resemblance to blackface.
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But the stuff that I was working on doesn't have a lot of resemblance to what Destiny became.
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But for many in parliament now, such behavior bears little resemblance to the reality of everyday political life.
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Officially known as the "Ninebot by Segway miniPRO," the device bears only a passing resemblance to previous hoverboards.
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Leslie Jordan as Attorney General Jeff Sessions Admit it: the resemblance between Jordan and Sessions is pretty uncanny.
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The 1950s model, in particular, bears a striking resemblance to a waffle iron — or just a regular iron.
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Parisa Fitz-Henley seems to be getting a green light on social media for her resemblance to Meghan.
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I saw a photo of her and me, and I have to say I too see the resemblance.
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But it is striking how depressed bond yields are in countries with only a passing resemblance to Japan.
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Takada pointed out market performance over the past two weeks showed an "uncanny resemblance" between now and 2008.
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Hobbi bears a striking resemblance to Pinterest, allowing users to catalogue and share photos of projects and interests.
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And they bear little resemblance to the mermaid legends that originated in civilizations from Ancient Assyria to Japan.
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An incredible image released by NASA shows the Sun bearing a striking resemblance to a jack-o-lantern.
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China's growth before the global financial crisis of 2008 did bear some resemblance to the East Asian model.
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Those are just a few things about the son that bears a striking resemblance to his superhero dad.
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Kim Kardashian West believes divine intervention is to credit for daughter Chicago's striking resemblance to her famous mom.
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It even ships with user-created illustrated frames that bear more than a passing resemblance to Snapchat's geofilters.
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Those professionally produced articles sit behind a paywall, but they bear close resemblance to unvetted posts by users.
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But the best part of his look was his surprising resemblance to Game of Thrones' evil mastermind, Littlefinger.
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Meanwhile, the type of ecstasy that bears a passing resemblance to candy is increasingly falling out of favor.
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For me, Bachman's image bears an eerie resemblance to one made by Oded Balilty of the Associated Press.
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The sculptural absurdity of 2017's look bears no resemblance to a human body, and Rihanna knew it.
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The ancient Roman god of love was named Cupid, but he bears a striking resemblance to Eros. Wings?
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Adorable side-by-side photos of the young royals sticking out their tongues show their sweet family resemblance.
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Do you think with the Don Fury mark on it, it bears any resemblance to a hardcore record?
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Kyle happened to bear a close physical resemblance to Schrutt's dad—same age, same build, same hair color.
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Nashville's Lower Broadway bares little resemblance to the guitar-pickers' and songwriters' hamlet it was in decades past.
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By limiting himself to rolls of colored tape to "draw" a straight line, Majumdar prioritized movement over resemblance.
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Despite the close resemblance to the '90s sitcom star, Blackpool Police said that it was definitely not Schwimmer.
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As you might have guessed, the resemblance between the two issues is uncanny — especially in the hair department.
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In 2014 Zara pulled a kids' T-shirt that bore a strong resemblance to a Nazi camp uniform.
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Howard X, an Australian, has been cashing in on his resemblance to North Korea's leader, especially his haircut.
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It bore a close resemblance to the man in the British surveillance footage using the name Ruslan Boshirov.
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However, its uncanny resemblance to the 1998 thriller starring Christian Slater wasn't the reason for ensuing uproar online.
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PopSugar pointed out how Schumer's boyfriend, Ben Hanisch, bears a striking resemblance to Carrie's lover, Aidan (John Corbett).
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But each of the big investigations that bear some resemblance to Mueller's lasted years from start to finish.
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The conversation bears more than a passing resemblance to one between a third-grade student and a librarian.
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Susan Metz, a G.M. regular with an uncanny resemblance to a white-haired Bella Abzug, took the mike.
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They also bear an uncanny resemblance to images of Russian President Vladimir Putin, released almost a decade ago.
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Clinton's: The woman they saw bore little resemblance to the cold, joyless drone they'd been told to expect.
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Some people on Twitter were quick to pick up on the anklet's resemblance to the house arrest device.
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HISTORIC HARLEM (Saturday and Wednesday) Harlem today bears little resemblance to the original Dutch village it once was.
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But today's school choice movement bears virtually no resemblance to these efforts more than a half-century ago.
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While the Banner Saga games bear a superficial resemblance to XCOM, they unfold according to very different logic.
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With his high cheekbones, sharp chin and clean-shaven look, he bears resemblance to a stereotypical drill sergeant.
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Psychedelia could be African music that doesn't have any resemblance to the Black Angels or Brian Jonestown Massacre.
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She bore such a strong resemblance that people thought they were seeing her mother's ghost in the streets.
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But it does have one crucial resemblance to the aspirational base of Reagan's or Kemp's imagination: its singularity.
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Their close resemblance is the reason rabbit is often prepared in similar fashion (soups and stews) to chicken.
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I won't specify which, but Goodell's movement bears the discomfiting resemblance to a certain geometric fascist war salute.
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And Trump himself bears more than a slight resemblance to Richard Nixon at his most paranoid and intransigent.
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Bowie's self-titled first album, released in 21983, doesn't bear much resemblance to any of his later work.
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His heavy Twitter use bears more resemblance to Musk than Son, who effectively quit tweeting three years ago.
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We can see the resemblance, passed down through generations of the American family, and it isn't always flattering.
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If you've watched any of Ms. Meyers's movies, the resemblance between influence and imitation will be readily apparent.
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The attacks on Biden bear a striking resemblance to the ones Trump launched against Clinton four years ago.
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This type of bot bears little resemblance to the ones demonstrated on the stages of tech campus auditoriums.
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When Ms. Benanti narrows her eyes and pouts her lips, the resemblance to the first lady is jarring.
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It bears some resemblance to a kerfuffle that began in the 1980s over tobacco funding for the arts.
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"I was born to play this role," said Mr. Perez, who bears a striking resemblance to the wrestler.
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The film's monster is made up of twisty branches, and his face does bear a resemblance to Conor's.
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It bears a resemblance to "Days Without End", a magnificent recent Western by Sebastian Barry, an Irish author.
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In some ways, the episode bore close resemblance to the death of another pro athlete in New Orleans.
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That may be part of why they meet Edward's requirements; their physical resemblance is also a big reason.
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This is a heroic lift you can see in several ballets — but the resemblance stops beneath the waist.
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In the end, we never learn if love can conquer an uncanny resemblance to Beavis and/or Butthead.
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"My linoleum paintings," she called them, jokingly, nailing a resemblance that dissolves with more than a cursory glance.
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When a hospital tells you this is your brother and there's a resemblance, you're inclined to believe it.
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The company has drawn criticism for its device's resemblance to a USB device, which is easy to hide.
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One is emblazoned with a panda that bears a striking resemblance to Po of "Kung Fu Panda" fame.
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What Lewandowski is doing when he knowingly lies to the media bears zero resemblance to that accountability idea.
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Trump's proposal bears resemblance to a 2014 bill introduced by Alexander, a leading Republican senator on education issues.
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The encounters are so harmonious, yet Drashan's subjects seem oblivious to any resemblance between themselves and an artwork.
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A woman bearing a close resemblance to Huong sang on the Vietnam Idol talent show in June 2016.
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The backdoor bears a resemblance to CCleaner, which similarly used a code-signing certificate to hide any malicious component.
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Trump later said he didn't know Kovaleski, and that any resemblance between the reporter and his impression was coincidental.
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And the photographer, who also shot Meghan and Harry's official engagement photos, can see a resemblance between the couples.
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But the network ruled it "too political" based on its resemblance to a certain commander-in-chief's policy obsession.
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This is starting to bear some resemblance to the Cosby scandal in terms of the sheer number of accusers.
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If you squint really hard, the reconstruction does bear a resemblance to some of the illustrations made of him.
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And while they don't necessarily bear any resemblance all the time, it's clear where they often get the name.
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When Cloudflare's security team looked at the data, they saw the family resemblance immediately: It was the TE attack.
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But the ruby sea dragon lacks these, bearing a far greater resemblance to a sea dragon relative, the seahorse.
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Granted, their relationship does bear a resemblance to many of the Disney fairy tale adaptations we grew up with.
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Indeed, it bears an uncanny resemblance to the many Assyrian artifacts housed at the British Museum and the Louvre.
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Valeria Lukyanova may be known as the "Human Barbie," but she doesn't see the resemblance to the famous doll.
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The sport also has some resemblance to British Bulldog, a tag-based game popular in some circles in England.
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And the fact that Ulrich's Scream character and Jughead Jones have similar floppy haircuts only strengthens the resemblance, too.
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But as Morrissey and others have noted, this account bears a striking resemblance to that of Jamil's first accident.
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Mr. Baptiste's passing resemblance to Kobe Bryant also helped in a country that reveres the Los Angeles Lakers star.
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Plus, when Skarsgård does the Pennywise smile, sans makeup, the resemblance between him and Steve Buscemi is very noticeable.
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Some investors are seeing resemblance between the unstoppable enthusiasm over Tesla and the bitcoin bubble a few years ago.
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The British actress stopped by "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" and mentioned her resemblance with the "Deadpool" star.
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On Chinese social media Xi Jinping has been relentlessly (if gently) mocked for his resemblance to the portly bear.
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The first thing I noticed was the pub's spot-on resemblance to the set we know from the films.
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One described them as "not material" while another said the new contracts bear "no resemblance" to the old ones.
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It bears a resemblance to the Fibonacci spiral, a golden spiral whose growth factor is Φ, the golden ratio.
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His mother was also quick to point out his hairdo was "#notawig," making the resemblance all the more uncanny.
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Maybe it's just a family resemblance; maybe we're about to see some parallels, at least emotionally, between their storylines.
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The 116-square-mile island was named for its resemblance to a tobacco pipe — called tavaco — used by locals.
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Fans quickly noted Neguesha's resemblance to singer Rihanna, who Drake has not been shy about expressing his affection towards.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai even acknowledged the resemblance when he announced the device at Google I/O in May.
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The film is set in an alternate world that bears no resemblance to any college or school in India.
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The new Singapore service, however, bears more of a resemblance to U.S. rival Coinbase than a classic Binance exchange.
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The I-1 also bares a passing resemblance to the original Polaroid cameras, but that's where the similarities end.
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And it bears a striking resemblance to computer renderings for future robots released by the US military in 2011.
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Is DeX's flexibility and resemblance to a traditional desktop enough for Samsung's latest flagship tablet to make a dent?
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Both crimes bore an eerie resemblance to parts of Postmortem, which Waterman owned and admitted to having partially read.
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First up, a member of the Russian forces bears an uncanny resemblance to the 41-year-old Titanic star.
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No word yet on how the mistake occurred, whether because of a name mix up, a resemblance, or otherwise.
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Amusingly, the software bears a strong resemblance to an app released by the Ted Cruz campaign earlier this year.
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And if we alter their resemblance enough, they can mirror us back in ways we hope society will someday.
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While the resemblance is no doubt unintentional — and almost certainly modeled after the official speaker logo — it's also noticeable.
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This may sound like a Freudian dreamscape but, believe it or not, it bears fairly close resemblance to reality.
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Its logo also bears more than a passing resemblance to the now iconic "Jumpman" logo Nike introduced in 1988.
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Eventually it became a form unto itself, even as it retained a passing resemblance to American stage comedy traditions.
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Specifically, the "Otto" and "Toto" characters bear an uncanny resemblance to the 1899 children's book caricature, Little Black Sambo.
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Formed in 1988, the original AVAIL lineup bore no resemblance to the revered band people would come to know.
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Modern resemblance: The dogs depicted have curly tails, like the Canaan dogs that live in the Middle East today.
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Will their vocal resemblance to John Ritter and fondness for George Michael's greatest hits undermine their drug dealing shtick?
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He forgot all about choreographies and focused on improving their outfits and each boy's resemblance to the original members.
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Kaneria, or some subredditor, thinks this is an obscure reference to Rachel because of an "uncanny resemblance" in names.
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You could try introducing electronic scoring and vests but that tends to remove all resemblance to an actual fight.
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Here's the full shot of the potential easter egg: And here's a zoomed-in version: The resemblance is uncanny.
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"We have our very own #bossbaby," Hilaria wrote in a caption of a photo that showed the striking resemblance.
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But that's not the only thing that gives Breath of the Wild an uncanny resemblance to Bethesda's RPG series.
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She was a relative of Mick Jagger, which I always thought was cool – you could see the family resemblance.
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"Part of what interested me was the resemblance to a case that had fascinated me decades earlier," Dietz said.
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So if you're casting Lily, there needs to be a resemblance, but they don't absolutely have to be green.
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When Google Home was unveiled, many people immediately noted the smart speaker's striking resemblance to a home fragrance diffuser.
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As we all expected, the iPhone 7 bears a striking resemblance to the two iPhones that came before it.
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It bears resemblance to what I imagine a wall would look like after a firing squad had its way.
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He wore a pink polo with the collar popped and bore a striking resemblance to a miniature Conan O'Brien.
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Though Kim claimed she does now see the resemblance, she said it didn't even cross her mind at first.
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The company bears more than a passing resemblance to Norwegian Air Shuttle, another nominally Scandinavian airline with global aspirations.
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Mo is very tender with the caged dogs, and any resemblance between him and the canines is entirely intentional.
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Brooklyn Beckham's is dating a model who bears an uncanny resemblance to his mother Victoria, according to The Sun.
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With his shaved head and light complexion, Du Xin shares a passing resemblance to Gunther, the hapless deadpan waiter.
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Rodrigo Alves is known as "the human Ken doll" because of his surreal, plastic-like resemblance to Barbie's beau.
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People have observed that the face of the Buddha bears a striking resemblance to that of the monk's patron.
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Kirby bears a striking resemblance to Lenny Bruce, the real-life comedian he plays on "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."
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The two were taken aback by how strong a resemblance they bore to one another, despite being total strangers.
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Before joining M.L.S., it must upgrade its roster, which most likely will bear little resemblance to the current one.
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Balding, expressionless and bearing a striking resemblance to his square-jawed father, he was flanked by two police officers.
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He makes what he calls "soft sculptures," which are actually small black dolls bearing an uncanny resemblance to him.
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This aggressive patrolling of public space bears an eerie resemblance to another race-induced contagion in America decades ago.
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The shocking hue bears a striking resemblance to another bright yellow object: the official United States Open tennis ball.
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It bears literally no resemblance to the biological nature of the color of your skin or your sexual orientation.
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Even though she was matching with mom, there's no denying the uncanny resemblance between Charlotte and her great-grandmother.
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Food is undergoing such a transformation that many product labels bear little resemblance to their predecessors of decades past.
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"They could not help but notice that Rebecca bore an uncanny physical resemblance to Dr. Barwin," the suit says.
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" In last year's list, the entry that bore the closest resemblance to an electronic track was Justin Bieber's "Sorry.
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"It's not good," says the man in a long white coat who bears a striking resemblance to Mike Babcock.
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Through this uncanny but accidental interspecies resemblance, cat faces prime us to communicate, whether by post, tweet or pin.
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He acquired it later on, some thought, because of his resemblance to that bird when he wore a suit.
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Mr. Castillejo speaks reverently of his father, who died 2150 years ago, and bears a strong resemblance to him.
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Later came a Judge Kavanaugh who bore little resemblance to the milquetoast man on Fox News three nights earlier.
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Many bear a close resemblance to traditional Navajo jewelry or else to the ornaments old-time cowmen once wore.
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The three primary themes — the media, American greatness, and threats — bear striking resemblance to statements later made by Trump.
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The terra cotta-colored foam has become grooved and furrowed, which reinforces its resemblance to ancient and Renaissance sculptures.
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Scott Eastwood is also on board, and he uses his uncanny resemblance to his father Clint to pleasing effect.
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Culminating in a synesthetic experience, The wheel bears no resemblance to a leg suggests the complexities of Mexican modernity.
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They take his resemblance to authoritarian leaders around the world as evidence that he was ahead of the curve.
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Thikse, whose different white buildings cascade regally down a hillside, bears a resemblance to the Potala Palace in Tibet.
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The uncanny resemblance between Brodie-Sangster and Harry lies in their red hair and that they are both British.
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Baldwin gave off a striking resemblance to Diana that her fellow models and friends immediately noticed in the comments.
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Moore's brother, John, became a naval chaplain; her longer poems' resemblance to sermons echoes John's, and Mary's, Protestant piety.
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"From day one, people in the industry were often taken aback by my resemblance to my mom," Gerber wrote.
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In the black and white shot, the family resemblance between Simpson, 39, and her youngest is easy to see.
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In "Kitchen Confidential," he relentlessly pilloried the TV chef Emeril Lagasse, noting several times his resemblance to an Ewok.
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The Trump White House, said Flores, certainly bears little resemblance to Flores' life or the life of her district.
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The stat bears considerable resemblance to other factoids pointing to the remarkably gentle nature of the market in 2017.
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The resemblance is an illusion: These blobs consist of only two things, skin cells and heart cells from frogs.
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Although it certainly bears a lot of resemblance to the Switch, I was surprised at how different it felt.
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Almost anyone who listens to the two songs would say they bear at least some resemblance to each other.
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But the family resemblance was instantly recognizable, and he sometimes bridled when asked whether he was related to Boris.
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The page also states that "any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental."
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Yet those channels bear little resemblance to the dreary Soviet broadcasts with their stilted language and shabby production values.
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The resemblance between Margot Robbie and this Elsa from "Frozen" drawing is so uncanny, we can't let it go.
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The resemblance of each chapter to the next — intense memories, followed by death — should feel repetitious, but it doesn't.
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Some Twitter users have noted that the article bears a resemblance to a viral tweet published 10 months earlier.
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The G.O.P. has decided to put President Trump over a party that bears little resemblance to its former self.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk introduces an all-electric "Cybertruck" featuring sophisticated technology and a striking resemblance to a doorstop.
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If, in the performers' go-for-broke loopiness, there's a Bayes family resemblance, that's because he trained them himself.
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What followed the murder of the two police officers in 2014 bore no resemblance to such a measured response.
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Yet here he was with a name, my flesh and blood, prosperous and happy, with an obvious family resemblance.
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Now Reich's research had raised the prospect that they bore not even a passing resemblance to Vanuatu's earliest settlers.
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But the views of Democrats on social media often bear little resemblance to those of the wider Democratic electorate.
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The resemblance to the cryptid has resulted in experts cautioning that the whole thing could have been a hoax.
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These claims often bore no resemblance to reality, but Trump seemed acutely interested in portraying himself as wildly popular.
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It's hardly surprising that their perception of whether crime rates are going up bears so little resemblance to reality.
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Given the scandalous nature of the work, it is conceivable that those around her were blind to the resemblance.
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Though Mr. Blake's cartoonish, wild drawings bear little resemblance to Potter's gentle, naturalistic illustrations, he was drawn to the project.
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The mother of one previously responded to comments about a resemblance, remarking to a fan, "Positive vibes all the way."
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Through his Cabinet selections, Trump has conveyed a deeply conservative streak that bears little resemblance with Obama's own governing agenda.
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Still, even if the resemblance is relatively modest, Netflix's updated take does a whole lot better than just muddle through.
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"Heather Dewey-Hagborg & Chelsea Manning: A Becoming Resemblance" is on view at Fridman Gallery, New York, through September 5, 2017.
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After Underwood shared the photo, fans couldn't help but notice a resemblance between the former football player and Cassie's dad.
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The resemblance between Travolta and the former head of the Gambino crime family is striking in pictures from the set.
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"It was important to find actors that had the physical resemblance to the characters," Small says of the casting process.
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Obviously, the pair bear a striking resemblance: Long blonde hair, angular Italian bone structure, and a taste for ostentatious fashion.
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Despite its resemblance to a real embryo, this artificial embryo will not develop into a healthy fetus, the researchers said.
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The vertically challenged Krakow has Axe saved in his phone as "Bullitt," due to Damian Lewis' resemblance to Steve McQueen.
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On the plus side, the coupe bears only the slightest visual resemblance to the Z4, other than their basic dimensions.
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Well, not Hannah Montana herself, but a young woman who bears a striking resemblance to the fictional singer — Tiffany Trump.
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One thing is certain, though — any Ninth Circuit nominee chosen by Mr. Trump will bear little resemblance to Judge Reinhardt.
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That's right: Crawford also donned bangs back in 2005, and we can't help but see the resemblance between the two.
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The resemblance is so uncanny, if they ever met, these duos could pull off some serious Parent Trap switch-ups.
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Sofia Solares, who resides in Mexico, is gaining attention on Instagram for her uncanny resemblance to the "Bad Liar" singer.
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He was presented with a traditional crown of flowers, which to many people, bore uncanny resemblance to a Snapchat filter.
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At the microphone sits a smiling mannequin dressed in a fuchsia dress that bore a strong resemblance to Margaret Thatcher.
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The Internet stumbled upon Netherland-based model and blogger Iza IJerman whose facial features bear an uncanny resemblance to Hadid's.
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This is a smart and compelling thriller, set in an alternate reality that bears an uncomfortable resemblance to our own.
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While the resemblance between Gillies and Lindsay Lohan isn't absolute, Grande's photo will definitely have you doing a double take.
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Struck by the resemblance between its inhabitants and people from west Africa, the Spanish explorer named the island "New Guinea".
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More than any Note, this phone bears a striking resemblance, both in hardware and software, to this year's S35003 Edge.
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Similarly, the show's RPF general Simon Nyamoya (Danny Sapani) bears resemblance to the real (and controversial) general Bosco "Terminator" Ntaganda.
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And yet, many of the technology designs that are labeled "blockchain" today bear little to no resemblance to Bitcoin's blockchain.
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Meanwhile, the star's son, who also bears a striking resemblance to his famous parents, looked dapper in a classic suit.
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The shooting bears a lot of resemblance to the fatal 2014 Cleveland police shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.
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Still, Twitter users were quick to put Ellison's bow and arrow skills aside to talk about his resemblance to DiCaprio.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann shared a photo of her 15-year-old daughter Ariana on Instagram, and the resemblance is uncanny.
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This dress bears a striking resemblance to another Vivienne Westwood gown she wore to the Met Gala back in May.
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This circuit board bears a striking resemblance to Waymo's own highly confidential and proprietary design and reflects Waymo trade secrets.
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The clothes, styling, and photographer in this campaign may be Kardashian-Jenner approved, but any other resemblance is purely coincidental.
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Little did MacIsaac know that the cake would result in a near-audible gasp when internet denizens noticed the resemblance.
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This season's sky-high boots bare no resemblance to the micro-suede styles we slapped over leggings back in 2012.
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He spoke about a man who was kind and caring and compassionate, one who bears little resemblance to candidate Trump.
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But it's not hard to see why fans were confused — Montgomery's eyes and eyebrows bear a striking resemblance to Efron's.
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Not many people wake up every day, look in the mirror, and marvel at their uncanny resemblance to someone famous.
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A massive brand like Burberry who is typically considered commercial and classy should not have overlooked such an obvious resemblance.
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It didn't surprise me; many men had already told me that they see a familial resemblance to their feminized selves.
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The singer thanked Reed and said his name was Keith, prompting Reed to comment on his resemblance to Keith Urban.
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Timothy Burke for Deadspin noticed the striking resemblance and mashed together this quick video to show the shared line. pic.twitter.
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It held frozen food, which proved to be the most popular to crews because of its resemblance to Earth food.
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The courses bear no resemblance to the real ones; each game variation is simply longer and harder than the last.
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Wafting some 257 kilometers (19 miles) above the Martian terrain, they bear an uncanny resemblance to clouds seen on Earth.
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"So where are we going?" asks her blond beau, who bears a slight resemblance to ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, 24.
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Watch the opening credits of Hepburn's character Holly Golightly snacking on a Danish, and you'll spot the uncanny resemblance immediately.
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The America that lies on the other side of this election will bear little resemblance to the world before Trump.
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But perhaps the most spiritually taxing work in Destroy Your Humanity bares the least resemblance to any religious institution ritual.
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The argument is persuasive (indeed, some central banks have policies that bear resemblance to the one Lord King is suggesting).
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The danger of severely fracturing both ankles was greatly trumped by their resemblance to other popular '90s footwear — moon shoes.
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Williams then added a photo featuring her own face as well as the emoji, and we definitely see the resemblance.
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They say it bears no resemblance to actual food safety standards; that some of the regulations are obtuse and outdated.
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However, the bulbous device, which bears more than a passing resemblance to a weather balloon, was neither of those things.
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They have body proportions that bear little resemblance to the average American guy, who tends to be a bit overweight.
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Renée Zellweger is practically unrecognizable in her latest film role... but she does bear a striking resemblance to somebody else.
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But he also made headlines for his uncanny resemblance to a more famous wavy-haired, easy-on-the-eyes-politician.
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Spoiler alert — the photos show a campaign that bears no resemblance to the hellish experience described by Allen and Parnes.
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They bear a resemblance to Roni Horn's documentation of shifting gestures but are more emphatic about the passage of time.
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Before and after: a 3D printout made using ultrasound data (left) bears a striking resemblance to the baby post-birth.
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Joe Jonas debuted a new bleach blond hairdo Wednesday night in L.A. that bares an uncomfortable resemblance to Zayn Malik's.
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His neck is now abnormally thin — yet he still bears more than a passing resemblance to NBA demigod Stephen Curry.
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Jon Favreau, President Obama's former speechwriter, acknowledged the resemblance, but later added that there were bigger issues to focus on.
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The outcome of August 26 is irrelevant, because this fight bears almost no resemblance to any fight we've ever seen.
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The slight resemblance caused him to post what he calls the "uncropped photos," which feature him and his dad bod.
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Many have remarked on his resemblance to his friend, Andy Warhol, although that name, strangely, isn't mentioned in the film.
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Yep, this is the first time we've seen them outside of Tatooine, to which Arvala-7 bears a suspicious resemblance.
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Maar's photographic experiments reject the pretense of naturalism in straightforward photography and attempt to achieve something much deeper than resemblance.
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Rampal didn't see any resemblance between him and Gawli, but that meeting planted the seed of an idea in him.
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The only other person downstairs was Walter, a man in his sixties who bore a passing resemblance to Elijah Muhammad.
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Driven There's no mistaking the new 2016 Chevrolet Camaro because, well, it has a strong resemblance to the departing car.
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He previously created some drawings and a story about pandas that prosecutors said bore little resemblance to the movie's characters.
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Kim Jong Un's resemblance of his grandfather allows him to "project power and gravitas," Madsen told The Guardian in 2014.
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A woman bearing a close resemblance to Huong sang on the show as contestant number 67816 on June 3, 2016.
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The design bears a striking resemblance to Nintendo's cardboard "Labo" VR headset — but there's one major difference: The material used.
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At times, the episode was lighthearted, with Oliver joking about Xi's alleged "insecurity" about his resemblance to Winnie the Pooh.
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The beet wrap is also notable in that it bears little resemblance to the typical beet-and-goat-cheese salad.
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" On Twitter, Ocasio-Cortez noted that Crowley had sent as his surrogate "a woman with a slight resemblance to me.
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" Sanders joked about his resemblance to the actor during a CNN town hall last year, quipping: "I am Larry David.
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She's also the only one willing to point out that the label's logo bears a strong resemblance to a toilet.
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It's a kind of snapdragon, and when its fruit dries up, the fruit has a little resemblance to a skull.
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A more apt resemblance is found in the subtle and restrained ethos behind the writing and acting both shows prefer.
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Abhorrent mildness; it bore no resemblance to the world they inhabited but also sang of what they felt each day.
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Through satellite imagery, we identified several similar facilities that bore a resemblance to those two kindergartens from the Douyin account.
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This is Whitman-level poetry, an earth-shattering quatrain that needs no rhyme scheme, requires no resemblance to standard songwriting.
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But they bear a passing resemblance: The players could scan their faces and have them mapped on to their characters.
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But with some important caveats, coastal elites do bear a resemblance to the market-dominant minorities of the developing world.
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Brandon's resemblance to another young Kansan of extraterrestrial background, with an alliterative moniker and remarkable abilities, is surely no accident.
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The crash bears a striking resemblance to another crash of a 21 Max 220183 Lion Air flight in October 22018.
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If you even just glance at Betty or early Disney characters like Bambi, you can see the resemblance with anime.
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Miguel's great-grandmother, Coco, with her dark skin, deep-set wrinkles and braids, bore a striking resemblance to my grandmother.
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"The views of Democrats on social media often bear little resemblance to those of the wider Democratic electorate," they write.
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Each portrait in Trace is pixelated, designed to conjure a resemblance to surveillance images and photos found on the internet.
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Mr. Andrade-Tafolla said that it was not him in the photograph, and that the only resemblance was skin color.
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"Apparently, Xi Jinping is very sensitive about his perceived resemblance to Winnie the Pooh," Mr. Oliver said on the show.
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A slow, two-lane road with a nominal shoulder, it bears no resemblance to the superhighways of the United States.
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Most striking is the resemblance of Berran's paintings to those of Irene Rice Pereira, especially her work of the 1950s.
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Look long at the heavy face of Marcus Licinius Crassus: Do you not see a certain resemblance to our president?
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Rupert Murdoch's son is focusing his investments on media businesses that bear little resemblance to those in his father's empire.
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It's an undulant relic, almost bronze, with an unsettling resemblance to the quasi-nosed Voldemort from the "Harry Potter" movies.
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Since starting her modeling career, Gerber has embraced her resemblance to Crawford, even borrowing a few style tricks from her.
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Even if there isn't a resemblance, we can't help but compare ourselves to our young mothers before they were mothers.
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A TikTok video of an Ariana Grande look-alike is circulating on Twitter, and fans are unnerved by the resemblance.
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But notice that of all of them, only one bears any resemblance to all the mistakes Samsung made — it's expensive.
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Kandinsky's controlled explosions of color bear a striking resemblance to images that appear in "Thought-Forms," a standard Theosophical text.
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Couscous also bears a nifty resemblance to sand, and the work-in-progress could have passed for an elaborate sandcastle.
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A dual personality results: The resemblance to tapestries is slightly archaic; the anarchic, abstract profusion seems completely of the moment.
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"The resemblance is in the disappointment with Trudeau senior and now Trudeau junior," said University of Toronto professor Robert Bothwell.
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It has also drawn notice for the uncanny resemblance the lead actresses have to the real-life counterparts they portray.
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Stepien argued in a memo this week that Minnesota bears a striking resemblance to Pennsylvania, which backed Trump in 2016.
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The result is a mashup of partially implemented programs that bear little resemblance to the models they are based on.
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But those Senators bear little resemblance to jurors who would sit on a criminal or civil trial in a court.
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The family resemblance is clear to anyone looking for it: These are principled and strong leaders with a clear agenda.
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Waymo said Uber's design bore "a striking resemblance" to its proprietary and highly secret design and infringed on Waymo's patents.
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Even better, the traditional Italian mountain huts called rifugios bore no resemblance to the bare bones huts of North America.
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The Constitution bears a much closer resemblance to his vision than to the pre-convention ideas of more celebrated founders.
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Cruz responded by tweeting a picture of Duke star Allen, who many say has a striking resemblance to the senator.
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Some commenters are using images of Winnie-the-Pooh to suggest that he shows a resemblance to President Xi Jinping.
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It weighs 60 grams, about as much as a kiwi fruit, and bears a passing resemblance to flattened TIE fighter.
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Called "penitentes" after their resemblance of a crowd in kneeling penance, these icy spires can reach over 1,600 feet tall.
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