I mean, it-- I-- Apple doesn't resemble IBM any more than it resembles-- but it resembles See's Candy way more.
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The most successful neural prosthesis, the cochlear implant, resembles its biological analogue about as closely as a manila folder resembles a laptop computer.
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We'll see in the future if it resembles more of something like the folk music tradition, or if it resembles more of a religion.
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It's a characterization that resembles actual black America (or increasingly nonblack urban America) less than it resembles 1980s dystopias like Escape From New York and Demolition Man.
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In it, a woman who resembles Earhart is sitting on a dock with her back to the camera while a man who resembles Noonan stands near her.
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For some people, this kingdom has its own version of walls, borders, and passports, an exclusivity that resembles our world's, in the way that God resembles us.
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There are no secrets, there are no unknown prospects, and college football resembles pro football in the way smeary old Alec Baldwin resembles unrecognizably skinny young Alec Baldwin.
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And because we are at the mercy of Donald Trump, a man who resembles the previous 43 presidents less than he resembles a villain out of Marvel Comics.
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" — resembles the way people once talked about "plagues.
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"The first obstruction in the formation of the government is America, because it wants a government that resembles it and we want a government that resembles the Lebanese people," Kassem said.
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"The first obstruction in the formation of the government is America, because it wants a government that resembles it and we want a government that resembles the Lebanese people," Kassem said.
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"This ... resembles methods used in medieval times," said Hoffman.
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Contra the hype of marketers (as regurgitated by credulous journalists—for shame!), AI resembles the gray matter in your head about as much as a pull-string doll resembles a rocket scientist.
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The new app resembles an Instagram solely for furry friends.
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None of this in any way resembles the human mind.
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Image: EPFLThe new bicycle scarcely resembles a conventional racing bike.
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From afar, it resembles a concrete lotus on the water.
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She stretches her arm out until it resembles a serpent.
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Outside they played netball, a team sport that resembles basketball.
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Readers can decide for themselves which cabinet members each resembles.
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Underwood resembles a few other Bachelor picks from the past.
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But what that face resembles, exactly, is up for interpretation.
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The revised draft resembles the original in its major provisions.
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At this point, this virus resembles influenza in its epidemiology.
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Do you want a robot that resembles a porn actress?
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Litecoin closer resembles bitcoin in the convenience of cold storage.
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The sliced brisket no longer resembles slabs of prime rib.
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The whole structure resembles a tomb and a military bunker.
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As we've seen, nothing about this administration resembles King's ideals.
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The Senate bill resembles legislation the House approved last month.
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In pedigree and in running style, Robinson, 26, resembles Ivory.
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The fictional colony resembles the underground caves of Turkey's Cappadocia.
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The scene also resembles another pivotal moment in Scandal history.
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The world of Neural MMO resembles a crude RPG map.
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One of those girls, named Hululu, resembles a Humboldt penguin.
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The plan in California more closely resembles the Democratic approach.
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I want to hump everything that remotely resembles Eddie Redmayne.
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She, a calf, strongly resembles Gene Simmons, a famous human.
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It resembles a painter's palette and an entomologist's beetle collection.
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The structure he has established resembles that of previous presidents.
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British political discourse resembles, at times, a national dream journal.
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It all resembles "The Glass Bead Game" by Hermann Hesse.
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Too bad it resembles dozens of other such group dances.
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It resembles artistic collaborations in its resistance to precise attribution.
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The complex is a tall cylinder that resembles a corncob.
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Throughout the building, you can find copper that resembles leaves.
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This is because, first of all, she so resembles them.
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Instead, Gerwig's film more closely resembles a prestige TV drama.
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But at least it resembles me, and that's a start.
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Why turn it into a pasta pinwheel that resembles pancakes?
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N.L."; 2017 more closely resembles some A.D.H.D. version of "1984.
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Below, a brief list of songs that "Small Talk" resembles.
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In this scenario, Trump mostly closely resembles former Alabama Gov.
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The knobby fullness of the surrounding hills resembles rising bread.
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At least that's what you want to think it resembles.
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In these reports, observers noted that one of North Korea's missiles resembles the short-range U.S. ATACMS missile, while another resembles Russia's dual-use Iskander missile that comes in both ballistic and cruise missile versions.
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It resembles a vagina, which is the source of all things.
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The result is human chess that increasingly resembles computer chess. Chess.
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It certainly resembles every other example of the rumored Anniversary iPhone.
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Amazon, in its ambition and culture, most resembles the old Microsoft.
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On a very superficial level, President-elect Keane resembles Hillary Clinton.
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Yet in its complexity, this silver mesh network resembles the brain.
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Brewster's body was dismembered, disgustingly so, and Brewster herself resembles Short.
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Here's how closely the Rocketman cast resembles their real life counterparts.
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We need to see a face that resembles us in power.
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Additionally, Disney created a mini-dome cake that resembles Cinderella's carriage.
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GhostBear turns encrypted data into something that resembles normal internet data.
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It's big and commanding, and it kind of resembles a motorcycle.
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The brand of Hindu nationalism that Modi promotes frequently resembles vigilantism.
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Someone called "The Sugar Man" who totally resembles Millennial bogeyman, Slenderman.
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The QWERTY keyboard more closely resembles the one on the KEYone.
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Honky-tonk barely resembles pop country's artifice and commercial rock's gloss.
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There is no guarantee of anything which even resembles a success.
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I fanned out the hair so it resembles a half circle.
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Ms Sahm's unemployment-based index resembles many other popular leading indicators.
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BLOCKS most closely resembles a MIDI Fighter or Launchpad, only smaller.
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The facility, he notes, closely resembles a Chinese one in Lantian.
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It resembles a beauty studio, with plump cushions and pastel colours.
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Choir practice resembles football players on "a gallop around the paddock".
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The uncanny thing is how much Cruz's career already resembles JB's.
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Lightricks is an Israeli company that resembles Pixite in some respects.
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The cylindrical design resembles the UE Boom 22018, to a degree.
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Without a head attached, the Dyson Airwrap resembles a lightsaber handle.
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The system resembles the hydroponics used to grow vegetables in greenhouses.
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Next came the Israeli terminal, which resembles a large glass box.
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Halkidiki is a peninsula that resembles a stout, three-legged man.
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But on abortion, the Trump administration also resembles the Bush administration.
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Some say the Oster Jelly Bean Toaster resembles a Volkswagen Beetle.
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Some Yugurs speak an Altaic language that partly resembles old Mongolian.
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Mudarabah is a sukuk structure which resembles an investment management partnership.
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It even comes topped with poblano cream, which vaguely resembles hollandaise.
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But under Trump, it resembles something closer to a down escalator.
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The result resembles nothing so much as an advertisement for Mrs.
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Seen from the other side, the interior resembles a woven basket.
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Sports of The Times OSLO — World sport resembles a failed state.
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Nearby, a dark, totem-like structure resembles an ancient Buddhist shrine.
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Now she resembles Christina, all clavicle and shoulders under her dress.
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Each new piece simultaneously resembles thorns from flower stems and tombstones.
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A spry union organizer from Book 2 now resembles crumpled paper.
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Though tasty, it is a clumpier meat that resembles fried cauliflower.
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While underwater, he resembles a giant electric eel with bourbon bloat.
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"Multiplier" (2013) resembles a poster of someone's used scratch-off tickets.
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The Louisiana case pending before the justices resembles the Texas case.
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Another device, which resembles a platypus, can pick up electrical signals.
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Each imprint is unique, even though it resembles all the others.
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Each task resembles research that is current in biology and chemistry.
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At first glance, this entity strongly resembles Schopenhauer's all-devouring will.
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It resembles a cool combination of wet suit and racing uniform.
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He no longer resembles the roly-poly image on official posters.
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Similarly, his banter with Cohan resembles "Moonlighting," only with F-bombs.
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Republican have introduced one amendment that closely resembles Trump's immigration framework.
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She's clad in a pleated linen dress that resembles a shroud.
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Infinity also resembles Gypsy Rose in how she dresses and speaks.
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Cardi's character arc in the film closely resembles her real life.
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And it may decelerate, so that it resembles slow-motion mime.
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Ren: I feel that none of my three children resembles me.
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The Memorial, as usual, has a field that resembles a major's.
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The scowl of the redesigned front end resembles Darth Vader's mask.
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Washington these days resembles nothing so much as an unruly sandbox.
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The work resembles what it essentially is: a regular fish tank.
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He resembles me more than Ronen, but the things he says!
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The first more closely resembles the Election Day ballot in November.
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The path ahead still resembles a minefield, our London bureau reports.
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Sandshrew is based on a pangolin, but closely resembles an armadillo.
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However, even the 80s arena rock of "Misunderstood" cannot compare in absurdity to his new song, "Check Ya Fabrics," which is produced by the legendary Rick Rubin and resembles... actually we're not sure what it resembles.
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This results in something that resembles a conversation (in which nuance is necessary) but also resembles high-stakes power politics (in which nuance is a liability), and thus settles somewhere in the range of a performance.
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This guy falling on live TV resembles how we all feel now.
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Now, at least for me, every young artist resembles an outsider artist.
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Thomas Downing's "Planks" resembles a stack of green and white office shelves.
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Trump succeeding Barack Obama resembles Jackson taking over from John Quincy Adams.
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Calwa, California (CNN)Sandra Celedon's hometown barely resembles the California we know.
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This pre-Bean resembles less a kidney bean than a snow pea.
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Pop It Pal is a rectangular silicon toy that resembles a sponge.
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As much as she resembles a person, Dolores is literally an object.
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We all seem to know instinctively which Thrones character he most resembles.
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The location resembles the geography of Mars, as you can see below.
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Full-frame means it most closely resembles the size of 00063mm film.
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Add butter cubes and pulse until mixture resembles large coarse crumbs. 26.
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As for the bookshelf speaker, well, it very much resembles a speaker.
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In many ways, indeed, her agenda resembles that of a traditional Democrat.
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But his presidency may follow at least something that resembles a script.
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The multiple of colors left on each guy's penis resembles a rainbow.
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It is unclear whether the man questioned by police resembles the sketch.
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I mean, what's cuter than a cat that resembles a tiny panther?
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Overall, Ireland resembles Austria or Spain, which both allow abortion on demand.
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The League resembles other populist-nationalist parties such as France's National Front.
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And even the most stringent peer-review process often resembles a lottery.
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On the first anniversary of the disaster, it resembles a ghost town.
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The Pure Cool (model TP04) resembles one of Dyson's larger Cool fans.
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You know, a place that in no way resembles the United States.
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Her entire aesthetic resembles a gothic Snow White, and it's surprisingly cool.
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BMW's Welt exhibition center in Munich resembles a futuristic auto show room.
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The printer has a new sharper design that resembles a juice box.
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The new feed more closely resembles that of Instagram's parent company, Facebook.
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Its bone structure resembles those of tetrapods — four-legged, land-roaming vertebrates.
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It's a simple painting of a woman who also resembles a chicken.
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Others also noted how much Henson resembles Cookie Lyon in her photo.
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Actually it mostly resembles Gob's ad for George Michael in Arrested Development.
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They probably don't know what they're making resembles, um, you know what.
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In many ways, Growing Underground's farm resembles any other indoor hydroponic operation.
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"The system more closely resembles punishment than due process," the lawsuit said.
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It more resembles a stylish apartment building than a high-end hotel.
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A German designer created a cloth mask that resembles a blurred face.
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With her platinum-dyed hair, she strongly resembles the young Britney Spears.
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"Frank is in his 50s and resembles a Hells Angel," she writes.
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"The system more closely resembles punishment than due process," the suit said.
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Even Warren, the candidate who most closely resembles Sanders, has stark differences.
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Another piece of the bill, the Disclose Act, resembles legislation that Sen.
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But in recent memory, there is nothing that quite resembles Tuesday's challenge.
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Everything that Whitaker has written resembles "Trump's unhinged narrative," the host said.
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In this sense, as in so many others, Trump most resembles Nixon.
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The merchandize pavilion often resembles Wal-Mart on the morning after Thanksgiving.
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The smaller, entry-level Portal resembles Lenovo's Google Assistant-enabled Smart Display.
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The process at work here resembles the architecture of a computer programmer.
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Post has cultivated an aesthetic that resembles something simultaneously broke and rich.
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The suction function resembles a mouth so closely, who needs a partner?
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Under examination they found that neither canvas resembles other works by Theus.
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The distribution is pretty normal (it resembles the standard bell curve distribution).
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We love how this ring kind of resembles a fisherman's knot, right?
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The central lesson resembles Wall Street's pervasive "buy low, sell high" mantra.
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This proposal resembles the Value Added Tax (VAT) that other countries use.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Italy's latest bond fix idea resembles a covert bailout.
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In his meticulous approach to his own work, McPhee resembles his subjects.
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My party no longer resembles the party of Lincoln, Roosevelt and Eisenhower.
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Within Myanmar, this single word, "Rohingya," resembles a fuse to a bomb.
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Justice Elena Kagan replaced Justice Stevens, and her voting record resembles his.
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And the sensitive Meredith, who resembles "a younger Anne Hathaway," gets it.
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The whole now resembles a Venetian palazzo compressed into the Orient Express.
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Some say it resembles short-track speedskating on a long-track oval.
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Buttercup, which closely resembles kabocha, has a smaller cavity and drier flesh.
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Suddenly, Natalie's life resembles a romantic comedy and she is the star.
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I'm curious what fictional chief of staff you think he most resembles.
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If this resembles Derek Walcott's poetry, the heavy influence is lightly worn.
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He didn't say why the trapezoidal vehicle resembles a 22nd-century paperweight.
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Tony's wife looks like Susan; his daughter resembles her daughter (India Menuez).
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The newly launched satellite, dubbed the Humanity Star, resembles a disco ball.
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This new country increasingly resembles, and increasingly has ties to, Putin's Russia.
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The process resembles the procedure that forensic anthropologists use to search areas.
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Its pace once or twice resembles the cricket match Groucho complained about.
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In fact, Democrats' enthusiasm today more closely resembles the 2008 presidential election.
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Sonic now resembles a cartoon hedgehog instead of a spray-painted marmot.
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In many ways, the Pokémon universe still resembles that of Tajiri's childhood.
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Filled with lush, dreamlike shots, the show often resembles a music video.
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Follow one path, and Augustine resembles the most convivial of Parisian brasseries.
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Now, I know that the best thing for me resembles something different.
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On Snapchat, Discover resembles a menu of channels, arranged by publisher brand.
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Clarida's background resembles that of Trump's past nominees in other key ways.
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While Carolina's offense is riding high, its defense resembles the walking wounded.
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"I've yet to play anyone who remotely resembles me," Ms. Spencer said.
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Thus, Puhl deserves approval, while she resembles other, moderate, diverse Obama appointees.
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In others, he resembles a cyborg or a ready-for-Pixar character.
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In professional background, Bharara resembles his predecessors; in style, he's very different.
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The spookiest Halloween story for many Republicans in 2017 resembles the lottery.
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It sometimes resembles a modernized Tale of Genji or a harem anime.
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And more than the other appointments, he resembles Mr. Trump in style.
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The hypnotic "Kanalvideo" resembles an endless journey through an abstracted, grainy wormhole.
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The striations evoke the accretions of a seashell, which this brushstroke resembles.
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Mimas - A moon of Saturn that resembles the Death Star, crater and allKepler-452b - This planet resembles Coruscant, not necessarily in appearance but in the fact that it's 1.5 billion years old and could have equally advanced technology.
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In power-politics terms, the Arctic Ocean resembles the South China Sea or Caribbean Sea — semi-enclosed bodies of water populated by one musclebound coastal state and a host of outmatched neighbors — less than it resembles the Mediterranean Sea.
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Just before serving, scrape entire granita with fork until it resembles fresh snow.
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It resembles a Wii U Gamepad, but its two controller halves break off.
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Michelle Segre's "Untitled" (2019) resembles the outline of a face made of yarn.
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The feature resembles the Firefly feature on the ill-fated Amazon Fire Phone.
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You can make out what greatly resembles a firearm as they're driving away.
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The human brain's power consumption resembles that of a 20-watt incandescent lightbulb.
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She even noted that the doll resembles a cross between her and Vanderpump.
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It's fitting, in a way, that Google's new Pixel phone resembles the iPhone.
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Although it resembles an iPod shuffle, it's not like a traditional MP3 player.
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But they won't travel with anything that even vaguely resembles legroom or headroom.
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The main building resembles a flying saucer with a hole in the middle.
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She still resembles a life-size Barbie, with big hair and bigger boobs.
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Instead, the phone resembles other smartphones, especially with its single rear-facing camera.
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A warm-toned pink that perfectly resembles one of our favorite summer libations.
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LL: I will watch basically anything that even vaguely resembles a rom-com.
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The final product is simple model that vaguely resembles a fat crab claw.
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Earlier this month, Jessie J responded to fan comments that she resembles Dewan.
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But here at E3, Days Gone resembles so much else, without establishing itself.
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The present-day photo of Cooper strikingly resembles an old photo of Hugh.
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The UI of Comcast's xFi app even slightly resembles Google's own Wifi app.
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It's not difficult to see how the Kremlin's foreign policy resembles this animal.
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Sometimes it resembles the letters page of the Daily Telegraph come to life.
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Although Second Life resembles a computer game, it differs in one crucial sense.
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In fact, it barely resembles a speaker at all in the conventional sense.
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The exhibition, featuring collage and drawings on paper, resembles a small university archive.
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A trio of feeding structures on N. fowleri resembles a haunting, grimacing face.
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The Columbus area resembles much of the upper middle class white-collar Northeast.
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A Christmas cracker is a cardboard tube that resembles an oversized sweet wrapper.
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In this he resembles an old-school Marxist or a modern-day Eurosceptic.
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"I've never rooted for a player who even vaguely resembles this," he wrote.
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In DeX mode, Android's interface morphs into one that resembles a PC desktop.
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Cut in cold shortening with a dough blender until it resembles coarse meal.
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Meanwhile the Gear VR controller resembles another Android product—specifically, Google's Daydream controller.
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The union today resembles a patchwork of ideological and regional tendencies (see article).
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With the lights on, it resembles a small, portable Hollywood-style makeup mirror.
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Today, some people worry that Donald Trump resembles Hugo Chavez and other fascists.
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A tendency to drop final vowels, and pronounce the preceding consonant, resembles Catalan.
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Storybook Cosmetics followed up with a liquid eyeliner that resembles a cursed quill.
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It resembles a real bag, so it's stylish enough to tote around everywhere.
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The Juul product has a sleek design that resembles a USB flash drive.
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The vast assembly area resembles a colorful refugee camp, sans kids and poverty.
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Appropriately enough for this California-inspired concept, the MEB somewhat resembles a skateboard.
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The gesture sort of resembles pinching the screen to zoom on a smartphone.
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It is often stronger than the cannabis it resembles so people mistakenly overdose.
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When fully assembled, the Mover resembles a bicycle bell made out of plastic.
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The middle pod, where the pilot sits, resembles a Formula 173 car cockpit.
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The Blink Board, on the other hand, more closely resembles a regular skateboard.
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The gyms offer climbing that more closely resembles what they'll find in competition.
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My drawing actually resembles a bird, a revolutionary artistic feat on my part.
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The Lochinvar resembles a Scottish Rose but has the ability to flower repeatedly.
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Rights Manager, which resembles YouTube's Content ID, is the result of that effort.
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The company's R&D centre in upstate New York resembles a university campus.
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In a lot of ways, Final Fantasy XV resembles a typical fantasy epic.
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A shuttlecock on one shelf resembles a seventeen-foot version in Kansas City.
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It closely resembles a real person and can serve in a business capacity.
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The state's primarily white population resembles other states where Trump has been strong.
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Juul resembles an everyday flash drive, which may explain its popularity among teens.
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These days, the garden more resembles a fashion-and-art-world Peyton Place.
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In other words, The We Company's revenue largely resembles that of a landlord.
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Honeywell, for example, now has a $249 model that resembles the Nest oval.
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For many, however, it's an exciting career prospect that resembles real-life CSI.
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Cruz expected big wins because most of the South resembles South Carolina politically.
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Otherwise, though, the process of getting paid closely resembles that on other platforms.
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The Trump candidacy increasingly resembles that of Charles de Gaulle in 1957 France.
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In the lobby, a long log-type bench resembles a hunk of driftwood.
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Mr. James, who resembles a less intense Frederick Weller, makes a lightweight Antichrist.
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In some ways, their campaign resembles efforts to suppress voting among targeted groups.
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The chilled coffee is then freeze-dried until it resembles brown crystal clusters.
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"It resembles a vagina, which is the source of all things," he said.
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In many ways, the Oculus Rift resembles the launch of a new console.
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This modular entity, which vaguely resembles the "facehugger" from Alien, is named Oscar.
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Or found, that when he turns friendly, he resembles "a gleaming, avuncular oyster"?
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With its eight-foot wingspan, the white Swoop drone resembles a robot albatross.
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Perhaps, more than anyone, the president that Trump most resembles is Teddy Roosevelt.
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With its frequent alcoholic 'pours' this Company suspiciously resembles the old Time Inc.
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Ant Financial's credit system resembles one the government itself plans to soon implement.
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One of the blocks, which has writing on its top, resembles a coffin.
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Designed by an artist, Mark Reigelman, a new playground resembles a sugar refinery.
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To many, the 12-inch- diameter lamp more closely resembles a soccer ball.
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From the back, where its red exoskeleton is exposed, it resembles a birdcage.
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But above all others, the House of Woodcock resembles that of Charles James.
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He also created the quenelle, a hand gesture that resembles a Nazi salute.
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The restaurant kitchen resembles a war zone more than a professional work environment.
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His nationalist, anti-immigration "America First" message also resembles that of European nationalists.
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They are gathered around a special speakerphone that resembles the Star Trek insignia.
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The ID.3 resembles the popular Golf but is longer, wider, and taller.
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Now the potholed muddy track meandering among the hummocks barely resembles a road.
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The least Trumpian of Trump's recent advisors now resembles him more than ever.
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The Interpreter Venezuela, by the numbers, resembles a country hit by civil war.
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This resembles every other time the tyranny of cool has been rebelled against.
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In this way, Uncut Gems closely resembles the Safdies' last movie Good Time.
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I got the word "mada" which means "still"—probably because yeet resembles yet.
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The other film Set It Up strongly resembles isn't a romcom at all.
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Right-wing social media is now claiming the gesture resembles Hitler's Nazi salute.
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Now the potholed muddy track meandering among the hummocks barely resembles a road.
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Sally Adams, nor Miss Ethel Merman, resembles any other person alive or dead.
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To my eyes, what remains resembles a rather lovely, large broken flower vase.
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The interface resembles most messaging apps, which makes it very straightforward to use.
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Sandy's father, a college professor, somewhat resembles the author's own, the novelist Gilbert Sorrentino.
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Ants are not, however, the only group of unrelated animals that T. magnus resembles.
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Jack is a tough cookie with a criminal record who resembles a young Madonna.
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That's perfectly reasonable; after all, Mayotte is volcanic, and the swarm resembles volcanic activity.
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The bad news: my hair now resembles Gollum from The Lord of the Rings.
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Sansa's hair is also different and sort of resembles her late mother's, MTV writes.
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Up close, a cat tongue almost resembles a forest of backward-facing hedgehog spines.
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Grassley wants to pursue a bill that resembles prior proposals from the late Sen.
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The grid resembles one of his silkscreen grids that repeat images in varied colors.
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The result is a delighted audience and a Fallon that resembles a sad pretzel.
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In the ultimate irony, by going after Chuck, Connerty resembles him more and more.
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For those who haven't seen it yet, Facebook Dating closely resembles its competitor Hinge.
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In both form and content, Wang's installation resembles an assisted living facility for plants.
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For example, one shade features a crown stamp, and another resembles a magic wand.
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Its Tile product strongly resembles the Aurora lightning panels from a company called Nanoleaf.
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With a thickness of just 27.5 millimeters, the charger resembles a high-end coaster.
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The Now Playing screen also resembles the screen on iOS, and includes lyrics integration.
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Its body resembles a small whale—though, when flying, the whale is facing backwards.
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Seen from below when airborne, the thing resembles a slightly flattened letter H (pictured).
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The other is a stylized tower that resembles an expensive design hi-fi speakers.
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The Islamist-leaning democratic model he once touted increasingly resembles the authoritarianism he lampooned.
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It resembles more of an unfolding soap opera than how politics should really work.
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The gold section, I notice, resembles a bounce castle: jumping, flailing limbs, mild chaos.
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In some oblique ways, the body of this new concept resembles that early forebear.
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Although this resembles the problems of most Western democracies, Israel faces unique challenges, too.
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The line of greeting resembles a preacher saying goodbye to the congregants after worship.
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The Cover Clamp kind of resembles a chip clip attached to an adjustable strap.
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On the surface, it certainly resembles all the other bath bombs from the brand.
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Four rockets launch at once from the landscape, which resembles classic aerospace-innovation geography.
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It's incredibly boring to the point where it almost resembles an experimental writing project.
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A cup-and-handle pattern is one that resembles a cup with a handle.
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The all-white flower collection resembles puffy clouds, and the result is unbelievably gorgeous.
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It's an interest-based power struggle that resembles groups in a high school cafeteria.
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Anyone else think he resembles a taller version of her celebrity crush, Zac Efron?
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The result is something that resembles a hotel lock but with a modern edge.
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This also resembles the flower wall Kanye got Kim for her first Mother's Day.
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His tongue, flapped to one side, resembles a red flag on a suburban mailbox.
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Yet the city of Rio resembles an oasis in Brazil's political and economic desert.
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In that sense, his appeal resembles that of a Latin American caudillo, or strongman.
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Her landscape resembles a sculptor's studio filled with artifacts of varying shapes, colors, textures.
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But the language in the company's agreement with the Louisiana Department of Corrections resembles
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It added that the activity resembles previous malware campaigns like Gooligan, Hummingbad, and CopyCat.
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The scenario resembles the fight in March over a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending package.
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The process resembles a Dutch auction, in which sellers are knocked out over time.
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It's also called the beaded darter because its coloration resembles a string of beads.
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It's remarkable how much the end product resembles the original prototypes and development models.
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Well, the feature is in essence a Snapchat filter that resembles a McDonald's uniform.
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It resembles a kind of gentrification: one that happens concurrently across global urban centers.
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But the way Ms. Slate is made to look resembles — passingly, cartoonishly — Ms. Glazer.
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From a distance it resembles a traditional yardstick propped up horizontally in the grass.
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But making a pancake that actually resembles anything other than a pancake is difficult.
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It resembles natural forest foliage while incorporating man-made, multicolored lights for dramatic effect.
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Click the Start button and then click the Settings icon, which resembles a gear.
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Daily life in North Korea at times resembles a scripted TV set, Thae said.
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He is scarier because he resembles a double agent dreamed up by liberal screenwriters.
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The toy, which will retail for $8, resembles Glossier's original flavor of the product.
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The driver sits in a cockpit that resembles that of a Formula One car.
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Mali's flag still resembles Senegal's, and both flags aren't too far off from Guinea's.
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" And the choreography closely resembles this scene from the 1963 film "8 1/2.
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Brexit vote resembles that of Greece's vote for Tsipras not only in terms of
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You can't help but notice that the surname of the brother's captor resembles McCrae's.
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Goalball, a sport for the visually impaired, resembles a mix of handball and bowling.
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Yeah, which has been very influential, and I'm seeing this resembles that a lot.
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It all resembles something of a balancing act for the 6900-year-old Speaker.
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David Rockwell's set resembles a child's building blocks, which are manipulated by the actors.
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The Alcotest 9510, manufactured by Dräger, resembles a fax machine with a small hose.
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It therefore resembles changes that ripple from the inner disk to the outer disk.
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It's a more sophisticated drawing than Trump's, and better resembles the New York skyline.
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MJF closely resembles selective laser sintering (SLS) printers sold by EOS and 3D Systems.
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That dominant red is scorched, so to speak, with smudging that resembles ashen residue.
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The pattern resembles leaves or petals, making her hair look like a blooming flower.
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The Smith Residence resembles a mini-village off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.
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The more desperately the press chases readers, the more our press resembles our politics.
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The order resembles a similar measure enacted in California earlier this week, when Gov.
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They have done so by turning pregame stretching into something that resembles group therapy.
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As tribute, they dress up in extravagant, colorful garb that resembles traditional indigenous attire.
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According to Rumaysah's sister, the audio from the clip resembles him, reported the BBC.
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Like many people's homes at the moment, mine now resembles a juvenile corporate office.
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Using a pastry blender, cut in cold butter until it resembles a course crumb.
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With its velvet banquettes, black walls and Sputnik chandeliers it resembles a midcentury bordello.
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Of all the great American sports, football most closely resembles high-priced indentured servitude.
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It passed the Pfalzgrafenstein Castle, which resembles a large, stationary boat in the river.
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When in full swing, Sinke and van Tongeren's studio resembles a steampunk Noah's ark.
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The debut novelist's struggle resembles nothing so much as a Regency-era husband hunt.
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She is trim and more closely resembles a fit jogger than a chiseled champion.
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The Space Force logo also resembles the symbol for the Air Force Space Command.
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Stoical and selfless, Horacia resembles one of the suffering mothers of classic Hollywood melodrama.
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Looking from 11th Avenue and 58th Street, the 32-story building resembles a spire.
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The market's behavior itself resembles a later-stage bull market to many cautious observers.
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Today, it is a small enterprise with a staff that resembles an extended family.
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Mr. Cullinan walks the red carpet, where reporters often say he resembles Matt Damon.
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Handke also resembles other writers, Nobel laureates in particular, in his awful political judgment.
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And lung damage from vaping-related illnesses resembles chemical burns, the Mayo Clinic reported.
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Genspace's entryway resembles a college dorm room, complete with sagging couch, microwave, mini-fridge.
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The crown on this caryatid resembles the African-American museum on the National Mall.
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Well, jeez ... the Model X resembles a "Star Trek" shuttle craft, with more curves.
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This third population, the researchers concluded, most closely resembles the ancestor of modern humans.
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In contrast to the naval base, the prison zone resembles a battlefield-style operation.
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It resembles a flash drive, but instead of computer files, this device stores nicotine.
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Findlay likes to push the boundaries and experiment with resin, as it resembles glass.
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The 250-pound vehicle resembles a cross between a drone and a pontoon plane.
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Rosales mimicked Solarte's pronounced hand clap that resembles the snapping jaws of an alligator.
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Visitors are greeted by a gargantuan figure that resembles RoboCop transformed into a rodent.
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"We're presenting plant-based food that resembles a traditional Southern meal," Mr. Hancock said.
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The relationship between Trump and Abbas now resembles the relationship between Obama and Netanyahu.
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Anything that resembles chicken is sort of a shoo-in for the top 5.
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Oprah's ski chalet in Colorado has a wine room that resembles a mining cave.
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The finger bone also resembles that of Australopithecus, as well as early Homo species.
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Now the global response often resembles a fire department racing from blaze to blaze.
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Chipotle's second make-line strategy resembles what's referred to as ghost or virtual kitchens.
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Instead, the movie resembles an episode of "The Twilight Zone" directed by Preston Sturges.
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This year's event, which began this week, hardly resembles the spectacles of the past.
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Ms. Konte arrived at court earlier this month with her daughter, who resembles Jainabu.
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The couple resembles Adam and Eve, featuring black actors placed in an African landscape.
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Using your fingers, work the butter into the mixture until it resembles coarse meal.
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And the context of that time resembles the possibilities America faces after yesterday's inauguration.
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In concept, it resembles the output of Oats Studios, run by her husband, Neill Blomkamp.
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Though this is all interesting and innovative, the section rather resembles a sustainable design fair.
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Ever cook a sausage and hear a hiss, or a sound that resembles a scream?
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At first glance, Quicksand resembles the recent spate of foreign teen TV shows on Netflix.
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Could they be working for longtime Batman villain Bane, whose mask also resembles a skull?
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I don't know about you, but my mind currently resembles that one Eric Wareheim GIF.
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In the end, the organ resembles a tube-like pouch, making it difficult to overeat.
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Currently there are two ways to produce audio or video that resembles the real world.
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Teespring is in the on-demand business and resembles something of a Kickstarter for clothing.
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And even if she were holding a grapefruit that resembles a vagina -- what of it?
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And somehow, the background noise from the clip resembles Bardem's face in a Spectagram image.
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"Each class resembles a hotel," Schumpeter wrote earlier; "always full, but always of different people".
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The modified Italicum now more closely resembles the law for the Senate, though differences remain.
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The first is a wall-plug unit that kind of resembles an oversized air freshener.
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For me, now, this kind of survival resembles more of a shrug than active combat.
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The next layer up resembles cheesecake and was baked to perfection by the Ancient Greeks.
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But its new path, financial experts tell The Verge, resembles an out-of-court bankruptcy.
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Her approach resembles that of Hillary Clinton's when she ran against Barack Obama in 83.
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Truly preposterous in scale, MASS MoCA resembles a campus more than a typical art museum.
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It resembles an archipelago snaking northeast from Charlotte along Interstate 85 through African-American communities.
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The limousine, which was designed and built in Detroit, proudly resembles the Cadillac CT6 sedan.
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In some respects, it resembles a miniature Detroit, marked by unemployment, blight and violent crime.
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Inside the faded cover, a box that resembles a VHS tape contains four DVD discs.
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It's the skeleton of my favorite grid design, which KINDA SORTA resembles a butterfly, no?
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The company packed its artificial intelligence into a tabletop speaker that resembles an air freshener.
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The 7-inch tall speaker itself resembles a squatter Mac Pro with mesh-like exterior.
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Want to know just how much Cars Land resembles the scenes of the film trilogy?
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Prime Wardrobe resembles personalized online shopping services like Stitch Fix, Tog + Porter, and Trunk Club.
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IS now resembles a more conventional terrorist group, with lots of money but no territory.
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It's currently taking over the Turbine Hall, and resembles a rather large, colourful adult playground.
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A small company museum seems superfluous in a factory that resembles an industrial-heritage centre.
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The roses represent her birthplace, Guadalajara, while the background resembles the set of High Noon.
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Design-wise, the device's lovely 360-degree watchband-like hinge resembles Lenovo's Yoga-series laptops.
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Really, the device most obviously resembles an iPhone, shrunk down to a 102288-inch display.
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To many Brazilians and observers the controversial impeachment process more closely resembles a coup d'état.
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The weapon in question resembles a pepper-box revolver, popular in early 23th century America.
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Onscreen, it resembles a mosaic by Joan Miró, all curving forms leaning into each other.
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"This is a new thing," she says of Chanel's "mean mug" that resembles her dad's.
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Rand Paul, insisting the bill too closely resembles Obamacare, vows that conservatives will kill it.
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Then again, as the show continues, it falls into a trap that resembles Jenner's party.
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He no longer resembles a human being on screen, or even a facsimile of one.
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Prom in 2017 hardly resembles prom in 1997— the promposals alone have reached impossible heights.
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Kate's small black leather handbag by Aspinal of London resembles the Queen's purse of choice.
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The artist sample, which resembles a vial of nail polish, costs $30 (shipping not included).
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The code is also easy to read and write, as it somewhat resembles everyday English.
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If the baby resembles their dad, then they are more likely to spend time together.
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ODOODO more clearly resembles dance music; it has house and disco rhythms in its DNA.
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You can go the classic route and create a costume that resembles a VHS tape.
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Mr Sanders's campaign, which in 2015 netted over 2.5m donations, resembles the president's more closely.
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So there's still hope that we'll find a number that resembles the Duchess' Monday attire.
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In my eyes, Twitter service barely resembles what I remember from 2012, let alone 2008.
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Ellinor Hellborg is a 22-year-old Swedish woman who majorly resembles the English chanteuse.
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Stuffed with characters, subplots and flashy song-and-dance numbers, the show resembles a musical.
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It now resembles a clingy lover, which would be dumped were it not so needy.
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PAIGC resembles less a political party than an extended family fighting over a shrinking inheritance.
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Upon crossing the threshold, visitors are greeted by a chandelier that resembles Chiquita Banana's headpiece.
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In his willingness to buck traditional diplomacy on desperate gambles, Putin rather resembles Trump himself.
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From the ground, it resembles a derrick, set beside a series of low white buildings.
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The atmosphere at times resembles a Jewish "Sopranos," minus the violence—men, family, moneymaking, muscle.
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In fact, from a certain angle, the show resembles a "Lean In" feminist boot camp.
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"Breeders," a new comedy coming to FX next year, resembles her own life more closely.
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Depending who you ask, the Vessel resembles anything from a honeycomb to a giant shawarma.
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At night, the whole structure resembles a huge suspended urban lantern competing with the moon.
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As you can see above, the old case, left, resembles a case of dental floss.
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Lying resembles violence, she says, because it can coerce people to act against their will.
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The final result is a rounded mouth that resembles the after-effects of lip injections.
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The new agreement, however, largely resembles the Senate version and excludes the stricter work requirements.
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He keeps them in his enormous personal museum that resembles Volkswagen's most famous German factory.
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An Army veteran who served in Iraq, Kubota said Coffey Park resembles a war zone.
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The name pineapple bun comes from its appearance, which resembles, you've guessed it, a pineapple.
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Bitcoin most closely resembles the general population, while other cryptos take their own unique formations.
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The stranger the story and the less my subject resembles me, the happier I am.
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One year after Charlottesville, America increasingly resembles itself at the beginning of the 20th century.
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The complex cost $1.1 billion to complete and resembles the jagged shape of an iceberg.
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Now it's becoming a far-right outlet that resembles Breitbart at its peak under Bannon.
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In many ways, the Mueller investigation resembles an iceberg, with much of its mass concealed.
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Artist's impression of HAT-P-11b, which is so swollen it resembles an inflated balloon.
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President Obama's policy in East Asia strongly resembles President Clinton's policy in the Middle East.
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" — James Ferguson, 63, San Diego "The Oculus Pavilion resembles a bleached, nearly inverted rib cage.
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Add the butter and pulse until the mixture resembles coarse meal, about 215 seconds. 220.
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On the left, Steve is visiting with his son, who, at 14, uncannily resembles him.
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A massive tragedians mask that vaguely resembles his own face idles behind him on-stage.
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China resembles Russia in one big way: Both employ a united front strategy, says Wilder.
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"Iran is run by something that resembles the mafia more than a government," Pompeo said.
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Her past also resembles that of her character in the film, who shares her name.
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He resembles Leonardo Dicaprio in Romeo + Juliet with greasy skin and possesses a goofy charisma.
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They're often enhanced by a laugh track, and the final product resembles a filmed play.
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Click the Start button and then click the Settings icon, which resembles a small gear.
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In his proudest moments, he resembles something like a theorist of transformation, decline and creation.
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The white kitchen has stainless-steel appliances and a ceramic-tile floor that resembles slate.
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A testimony to Western values, it resembles the architectural model of a European cathedral tower.
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More than one of its galleries resembles a storeroom more than a carefully hung exhibition.
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It could depend on how much the health care system resembles the Danish concrete market.
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The result resembles half-puppetry, half low-resolution CGI creation from, well, the mid-90s.
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This year's event, which began this week, hardly resembles the glitzy spectacles of the past.
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With its blacked-out redacted passages, the report more closely resembles a reverse crossword puzzle.
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Mr. López Obrador's strategy to combat the violence resembles the past policies he once denounced.
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The measure closely resembles the bill Democrats weeks ago scrapped a vote on after Rep.
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Too often the answer to this question resembles the plot of a sci-fi thriller.
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Overhead is a brass pendant lamp by Paola Navone that resembles a floppy gold hat.
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But increasingly, for those from lower on the socioeconomic spectrum, life resembles a tightrope walk.
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" Columbus For the job seeker, this city resembles a fashion version of "Field of Dreams.
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Nor do our vehicles carry any equipment that resembles the object that struck the car.
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The deployment of bees resembles a military operation, with Mr. Adee serving as its commander.
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Uncomfortable as it may be, America in the early 21st century resembles the Conner family.
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Philadelphia, resembles the claim in a case from Montana that the court heard last month.
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Once inside, you're greeted by a gargantuan figure that resembles RoboCop transformed into a rodent.
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The prototype built by Dr. Raman resembles a hockey puck set inside a chafing dish.
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The boys couldn't tell time, so we bought a clock that resembles a traffic light.
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Yes, "Instinct" resembles any number of other crime shows on a network known for them.
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There will be no G.O.P. mutiny, even if Trump resembles Captain Queeg more each day.
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A community that has combated blight like Detroit, or that more closely resembles Ann Arbor?
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The Problem Solvers proposal resembles an offer from a bipartisan Senate group led by Sens.
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The working prototype is a large, round, white device that, coincidentally, resembles a rice cooker.
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The driver can also select gears using a stick that resembles a manual transmission shifter.
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So how did a nonvolunteering type end up doing something that so closely resembles volunteering?
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She also will provide valuable contributions and resembles nominees smoothly confirmed in presidential election years.
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The academy resembles an intimate university campus with hand-picked students from across the continent.
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It was all business as usual until it dawned on Teigen who she now resembles.
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For an investor, a tontine resembles a simple low-fee annuity, with regular lifetime payments.
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When assembled, the consistency resembles pink burger meat that's then formed into patties and grilled.
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In the lead role of Yakovlev, Pyotr Fyodorov sometimes resembles a young, sleek Colin Farrell.
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Gifted to Addis by Beijing in 2012, the $200 million structure resembles nothing in Ethiopia.
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Nur's rise to prominence resembles a Horn of Africa version of the Horatio Alger story.
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This more closely resembles the CO2 in the atmosphere as a byproduct of industrial processes.
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Lean and taut, with a swirl of dark hair, Macesic resembles an aspiring urban d.j.
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The ceramic tile flooring resembles wood planks, and white beams intersect below the lofted ceiling.
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Some analysts think this year's 85% rally in Tesla's stock resembles a bubble-like scenario.
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His T-shirt, which was light gray 225 minutes ago, now resembles a gushing raincloud.
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He has curves, a runner who resembles Jerome Bettis more than he does Eric Dickerson.
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Doctors say it resembles lipoid pneumonia, which is caused when oil gets into the lungs.
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It's supposed to be a cheer, but it more closely resembles a loud, threatening yawn.
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Strong democratic norms led rather swiftly to a system that more closely resembles direct election.
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Add the butter and pulse until the mixture resembles coarse meal, about 21 seconds. 22.
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Gold Plane from "Look What You Made Me Do" Observant fans found in one scene, Swift stands on what resembles a platform that reads "burn all the witches" in spray paint that resembles the plane from the "Look What You Made Me Do" video.
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It'd be hard to argue that either of Watts' Spider-Man movies truly resembles Cop Car.
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The other, which resembles a family tree, deconstructs that network person by person, business by business.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The pineal gland resembles a pine cone, hence its name.
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Daniel Radcliffe is perfectly comfortable with the fact that he resembles bespectacled women of the past.
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The way it vaguely resembles a man, grasping greedily and appallingly underneath blood-soaked bed sheets.
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The Chand Baori in Abhaneri, east of Jaipur (the capital of Rajasthan), resembles an inverted ziggurat.
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As a solitary performer, she often resembles a lonely child, kept company only by her playthings.
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They competed in a format that resembles the NCAA tournament: single-elimination, 64 teams, four regions.
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She often uses wool roving because when torn in small pieces, it resembles paint brush strokes.
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In both, a woman's body is lifted skywards in what resembles images associated with Christian rapture.
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They even used University of Southern California school colors and a font that resembles the university's.
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In Olympic National Park, the situation better resembles a movie made by Wes Craven than Disney.
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The companion bot even has what resembles eyes and a face, essential components of social robotics.
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Squint, and the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston resembles a launch pad.
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The blue tone of the chapel resembles the color of the church's headquarters in Los Angeles.
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You can also make a pizza that simply resembles candy corn, if that's more your speed.
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The front resembles generic plastic frames you could find through Zenni Optical or at Warby Parker.
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Explore brings together trends, Moments, and search in a manner that closely resembles Instagram's Explore tab.
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The Compostable Straw This straw—which is, vaguely, "made from plants"—physically resembles a paper straw.
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And, just like that, she resembles her daughter Vinesh, celebrating gleefully after outwitting yet another opponent.
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For example, the collection includes a $5.95 shower jelly that resembles a sunny-side-up egg.
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However, BEAM is largely made of fabric that resembles something similar to a Kevlar-like weave.
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The VR system, called FreemoVR, pretty much resembles a holodeck from the TV show Star Trek.
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The epicentre region of Hubei is in lockdown and the capital Beijing resembles a ghost town.
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The debate about the merits of Kolpaks in cricket resembles that about migrant workers more generally.
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Mourning an Internet friend resembles the standard grief process, but also can accompany a stranger feeling.
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"To me," he said, "it resembles a building that you might see in TriBeCa or SoHo."
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At times it resembles a legal document, and it even cites a few Supreme Court cases.
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Trump's approach to scheduling most resembles Bill Clinton's early days, according to presidential historian Chris Whipple.
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You said he was an influence on the story, and he resembles the father in Bao.
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Other parts of the shore are covered in mud and silt so fine it resembles quicksand.
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This year's conflict resembles the 1952 convention fight between Eisenhower's forces — led by New York Gov.
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"8 Shapes Explanation for Flowing and Numbers" (1980) resembles spans of a bridge traversing a chasm.
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Still, the collection succeeds in demonstrating that this dispersed community in some ways resembles other nations.
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Though Sketch's pods are vertical rather than horizontal, their shape resembles that of a float chamber.
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Many believe the robot resembles the winner of the 2016 presidential race's popular vote, Hillary Clinton.
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The world you traverse in the game, however, little resembles Jules Verne's late 19th century adventure.
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Lewis said the Saudi stand closely resembles a design used by China, though it is smaller.
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This particular doll comes in a really well-made display box that resembles the Eiffel Tower.
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Another, perhaps obvious, possibility has to do with how the behavior resembles mice running on wheels.
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As far as design goes, the Move heavily resembles all the Withings watches came before it.
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"We are thinking strongly about something that resembles what the British have done," the source said.
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Structurally, Variations on a Theme most closely resembles the DTW work mentioned above, Lost and Found.
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Retailer Dixons Carphone has said the end of the year now resembles a two-humped camel.
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Assembled from a tailgate tent and heavy plastic sheeting, it resembles an ad hoc field hospital.
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""She uses her Silverton 'dripper,' a brewing apparatus that resembles something out of a chemistry lab.
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It's an impressive monstrosity, and while it sorta resembles Project Valerie, it's nowhere near as capable.
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He said leaders would work toward a draft that resembles Trump&aposs demands on the issue.
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With his spools of curly brown hair and oversize eyes, Jeff resembles a Margaret Keane painting.
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The aptly-titled XYZ3DMT, which resembles the floor's grid, is also a relic of this trip.
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The Trotter strongly resembles the Onewheel, but costs a fraction of the price: $500 versus $1,500.
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The unmanned X-237B, which resembles a miniature space shuttle, touched down at 7:47 a.m.
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The Dial's design resembles its predecessor, with a cuff band, but with a slightly wider screen.
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The piece resembles something you might imagine Tara Donovan making if she were short on materials.
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But it just as closely resembles Lukas Moodysson's winning 2013 Swedish drama We Are the Best!
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However, there's even another Grammys attendee tonight with a dress that resembles Swift's, to some extent.
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For English speakers, the premise resembles Mythbusters or Randall Munroe's website and now book, What If?
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The legendary singer... In a lot of ways, Final Fantasy XV resembles a typical fantasy epic.
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This framework closely resembles book discussion groups, where participants come armed with questions about character motivation.
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The realistic picture of today's manufacturing world more closely resembles a state-of-the-art laboratory.
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Instagram's popular "Stories" feature, which lets users post short, ephemeral videos, closely resembles Snapchat's main function.
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The decision to withdraw from Syria therefore dangerously resembles America's hasty exit from Iraq in 2011.
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We see a bright rectangle of people and traffic on Lexington Avenue, which resembles another video.
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There's a good chance that your behavior more closely resembles the sign that has the stellium.
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So if what comes out strongly resembles what went in, maybe you should see a doctor.
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The model resembles how Craigslist eliminates the need for an agent by linking buyers and sellers.
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But if Round II resembles Round I, the administration will dig itself into a deeper hole.
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At the top, tap on the "Cancel Send" icon, which resembles an arrow and an "x".
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Lots of the private labeling at Aldi closely resembles some of the bigger box brand names.
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The finished video resembles a stream that has played on and off for weeks on boysdontcry.
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Even the staunchest Trump supporters have to admit that his campaign style resembles a dumpster fire.
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The building undeniably resembles the blue-and-gold fabric headdress worn by pharaohs in ancient Egypt.
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But, when you open the new Razr, it comes to life and resembles a modern smartphone.
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His platform instead resembles a menu of options for the electorate to pick and choose from.
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It somewhat resembles early Earth, since it has carbon-rich organic materials like methane and ethane.
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The fist-size mineral part, beige with white patches, resembles a featherweight stone full of holes.
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Instead, Judis writes, Trump resembles the former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, the buffoonish media baron.
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What we are seeing—and bringing on ourselves—resembles a neurological catastrophe on a gigantic scale.
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Other than character names (and ethnicities, thanks to casting), little resembles the collaborative novel's plot details.
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It's essentially cream soda topped with a thick layer of "foam" that resembles melted ice cream.
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It resembles the others demographically, but its more notable in that it is the district Sen.
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The researchers then replicated their results in piglets, whose metabolism more closely resembles that of humans.
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Wyden's Consumer Data Protection Act resembles the General Data Protection Regulation act in the European Union.
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I ended up catering to clients who wanted the "girlfriend experience," which resembles a real date.
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That being said, it resembles New York more straightforwardly than Trump's drawing, so I applaud that.
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Among the set of Donmojis is a "Collectible Campaign Armband" that closely resembles a Nazi armband.
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Wireless still resembles a dry old chicken pen crammed with an amorphous web of selfie sticks.
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For one, the font resembles that of artist Cali Thornhill DeWitt's lettering used on West's tees.
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The 110-foot-long structure resembles a giant concrete tube that's half-submerged in the water.
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This one resembles a classic car, with some features that give it that beloved Batman look.
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Ms. Henrot has described film as her favorite medium, the one that most closely resembles life.
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With a cigarette welded to his lips, the bespectacled Severing resembles a more dashing Barton Fink.
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Anything that resembles the structure of verse-chorus-verse-chorus-bridge-chorus was just an accident.
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Each sculpture resembles both a blooming rose and and an open mouth, lining up for communion.
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Instead, they flap and flutter enormous pectoral fins to swim in a style that resembles flying.
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It is striking how much the Feddens' attitude toward Nick resembles Updike's attitude toward Nick's creator.
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Nesbo sets his "Macbeth" in the early 1970s, in an unnamed city that strongly resembles Glasgow.
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Much discussion around The Handmaid's Tale has centered on how much Trump's America resembles Atwood's Gilead.
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A winding road that resembles a crescent, which may attach to a road at both ends.
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In "La Femme-Fleur," Gilot's hair resembles leaves, her stemlike body sprouting abstract limbs and breasts.
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Verging on abstraction, the muted depiction also resembles a city resting upon its own heated rubble.
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One craton has geological similarities with some of Australia's bedrock, while another resembles part of India's.
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Set in the Dublin slums, it centers on a poet who perilously resembles an I.R.A. soldier.
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But even if your home resembles a colander, finding all the holes may be a challenge.
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A central shopping mall resembles the American Capitol, and lakes and gardens will link the whole.
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A stable house in the former distillery now resembles the cabinet rooms in old master museums.
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"Operation Finale" resembles a drama from the first golden age of television, back in the '50s.
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Crown-shaped and covered in pale-green hexagonal shingles, the house today resembles a frosted cake.
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One campaign is visibly under way within that part of Hong Kong that resembles an oligarchy.
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Yet Cusk provides sly commentary on the notion that she's writing anything that resembles a diary.
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He found a gray porcelain Italian tile that resembles polished concrete and laid it down instead.
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We visited its deadliest town, Tecomán, where the homicide rate resembles that of a war zone.
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It vaguely resembles one of Matisse's early familial interiors, but is in fact a Kalman variation.
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I know that the news media are covering this trial with something that resembles great interest.
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This Florida barely resembles the state we're culturally fixated on: no neon lights or pink flamingos.
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Elsa's tiny house would be a cabin that resembles the ice castle she constructs in "Frozen."
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If it occasionally resembles a clumsily trippy music video, for the most part it stays intriguing.
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So many eggs tumble along the main collector belt that it resembles a burbling, brown brook.
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The more obvious candidate to scale up is FreshPickup, which resembles services supermarket chains already offer.
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Titan somewhat resembles early Earth, since it has carbon-rich organic materials like methane and ethane.
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Its design — black Gothic print interrupted by what vaguely resembles a red wax seal — is distinctive.
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A pescatarian diet resembles a vegetarian diet while allowing for the consumption of fish and seafood.
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At the bottom, a slimy, eyeless head resembles a mix of wet lips and diseased tonsils.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Aston Martin Lagonda increasingly resembles the ticking bomb in a James Bond movie.
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The Buttigieg campaign's focus on staff diversity resembles, on one level, efforts found at many organizations.
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Chris Cox, an antic English mentalist who resembles a hyperactive Harry Potter, knows what you're thinking.
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From afar, in the absence of snow or ice, it resembles normal swimming in any lake.
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Meanwhile, the impeachment investigation is highlighting behaviour in America that resembles the practices it condemns elsewhere.
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The palette resembles a morning sky: pale yellows, baby blues and brighter hues splattered on white.
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The hut - a replica of his former home - resembles a "film prop", according to Chinnaraj Balan.
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As the emoji-fluent know, a maple leaf image also kinda resembles a pot leaf image.
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Both thoughts are correct — but neither even slightly resembles the next generation of wind-power technology.
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With copper beeches, magnolia trees, azaleas and rhododendron, the Locust Valley Cemetery resembles a strolling garden.
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Airbnb, too, resembles an age-old form of commerce, connecting property owners with short-term lodgers.
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It resembles a tubular rocket, marrying elements of trans-Atlantic rowboat craft and a standard SUP.
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Beirut Governor Removes Statue in Heart of City Because It Remotely Resembles Star of David pic.twitter.
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Perhaps more than anyone else in the royal family, Charlotte most closely resembles Queen Elizabeth II.
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The body's immune response to a vaccine resembles a military drill for fighting a specific enemy.
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Second, the gray CATERPILLAR also resembles a caterpillar, making its transformation into a butterfly more remarkable.
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The laws' wording closely resembles that of many other former British colonies where homosexuality is illegal.
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It strongly resembles, to say the least, the deal Durbin already rejected on behalf of Democrats.
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His inspecting look resembles that of the gringos who rigorously size up Colombians at the airport.
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Because the staff deserves to eat tasty things, too—not just stuff that resembles cafeteria slop.
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Perhaps post-sensitivity-training Starbucks will become a more tolerant environment that more resembles historical prototypes.
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Essentially, the book resembles the least titillating episode ever of The Real Housewives of East Egg.
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He has seen a photograph of a dead body that resembles his son, but it's not enough.
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In certain shots he resembles the comedian Billy Crystal, and in others the fitness guru Richard Simmons.
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From above, the building resembles a flattened football with its pointed ends trimmed, creating slightly curving walls.
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The combination is gorgeous, and closely resembles the in-demand bright-bronze hue that's everywhere this season.
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Its guide resembles your traditional cable TV guide with network and show information in a grid format.
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It resembles a cross between a white onion and celery and tastes milder than licorice-flavored seeds.
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Bill Faloon, who resembles a TV game show host from a different era, is another RAADfest fixture.
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But that doesn't mean they don't deserve a template that at least resembles the object in question.
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Colton's just a spectator here, even if he resembles an early draft of the statue of David.
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Weiss provided me with a device that resembles bright orange breathalyzer to assess if I'm in ketosis.
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The seller said he found the snack that resembles Harambe in a bag of Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
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The longshot chance for O'Rourke and his party resembles the one Trump held on Election Day 2016.
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At times, it seems people think my baby resembles a distant relative's big toe more than me.
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The method of attack resembles other ISIS-directed and inspired attacks around the world in recent years.
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But Brits have historically outdone Italians when it comes to sweeping away contemporary art that resembles garbage.
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Hyperrealistic, with bulging eyes, a pink umbilical stump, and a sideways sneer, it resembles a tiny Gollum.
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When I replay the song for the artist, it resembles the sample without [the sample] being there.
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Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip on Tuesday, a new foldable smartphone that resembles a flip phone.
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I prefer the latter, since it resembles college sports as many of us know and love them.
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So does Mark Jeschke, 38, whose background resembles that of many Rubio supporters — and of young Iowans.
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Namely, in how closely he resembles Christopher Lambert from another video game adaptation, 231's Mortal Kombat.
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The Pokemon Company said the gadget, which resembles a Pokeball, has the same functions as its predecessor.
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On Thursday, Arnold Schwarzenegger's son Joseph Baena showed off just how closely he resembles his famous father.
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So next, Woo and his team decided to use a bacterium that resembles a chloroplast — Synechococcus elongatus.
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With everyone carrying furniture and playing music, the CAli Cartel's incarceration resembles like college move-in day.
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In July, Sophia Bush debuted a birthday tattoo that resembles a similar intergalactic design with poetic depth.
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But to deal with this, she herself becomes a threat and, paradoxically, resembles the machista she disdains.
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After a few deep breaths and loosening up, Johnson steps on the mat that resembles piano keys.
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The roof -- which resembles earlier versions -- can be installed on a customer's home by a local installer.
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ON THE Mexican-American border in Tijuana stands a building that resembles the hull of a ship.
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One idea is to print the wall with plastic, so that the result resembles a conventional pipe.
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She is objectively creepy, somehow resembles smooth Yoda, and has gotten little attention after her initial debut.
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The exhibit mostly resembles the mawkish sentiments of a Lifetime movie: melodrama without depth, expression without illumination.
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The idea resembles that of Logitech's wirelessly charging mouse pad that we saw a few months back.
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With his gleaming bald head and barrel chest, the well-built former military man even resembles one.
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Vox is a Spanish nationalist party that in some respects resembles far-right movements elsewhere in Europe.
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It closely resembles hemoglobin, the iron-containing protein found in red blood cells in humans and mammals.
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Made up of 27 marble petals, the Lotus Temple takes its namesake from the flower it resembles.
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The $6,000 beast famously resembles a cheese grater and probably will never be used by most people.
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After 45 minutes of application, the final look resembles something between a Jackson Pollock and Picasso painting.
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The twins' story resembles that of Courtney Jackson, who was born at just 23 weeks in 2001.
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The hero, D-503, resembles Zamyatin himself, looking back at life as if in a funhouse mirror.
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Guotai Arts Centre in Chongqing resembles—apparently deliberately—a bundle of chopsticks falling out of a box.
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My personal favorite, however, is Eurycantha calcarata, a species that resembles a spiky turd with thick legs.
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We bring back sausages, special cheeses, candy, cookies, caviar, and a Russian soda that resembles Coca Cola.
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Its shape resembles a USB flash drive, unlike the Fire TV which looks more like a square.
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Anyone hoping that Mr Pattinson still resembles the brooding hunk he was in "Twilight" will be disappointed.
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If you're looking for something that more closely resembles your existing cable package, that's totally doable, too.
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The device vaguely resembles a Microsoft Surface and toes the line between touchscreen mobile device and laptop.
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Aero, is working on "something that resembles a giant version of a quadcopter drone", according to Bloomberg.
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The device, which he bought used for $32,000, resembles a kind of massive cartoon X-ray scanner.
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Instead it triggered turmoil and instability which hurt the economy, and the political landscape resembles the past.
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Instead, the scientists estimated the hardness using synthetically produced vanadium nitride, a mineral that closely resembles uakitite.
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The sukuk use the mudaraba format, a common Islamic finance structure which resembles an investment management partnership.
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Identity in Kingdom Hearts resembles the way categories like sex and gender are conceptualized by queer theorists.
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The new Kindle Oasis resembles the old Oasis, the $3493 device Amazon introduced over a year ago.
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For many young people, entering a youth prison closely resembles the experience of entering an adult prison.
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It's now cropped, longer at the top, and no longer resembles Prince Charming's hair from Shrek 2.
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Castro said Trump's treatment of Mexico resembles the president's "reckless, bullying behavior towards our allies" in general.
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Congress is unlikely to approve anything that resembles the White House budget as Democrats control the House.
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The building, which closely resembles the U.S. World Trade Centre twin towers, stands at 330 metres tall.
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The Bad Check Unit office resembles a DMV with numbered counters and grumbling visitors waiting their turn.
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Open up the holographic pouch to find a scrub texture that resembles (and smells like) damp sand.
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Many people pointed out that the stunt double's mask resembles Michael Myers' costume from the Halloween movies.
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Roger Wicker of Mississippi expressed some disappointment that the new bill still resembles Obamacare in some aspects.
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The shape resembles something not thought to be possible with the combined medium of paper and plant.
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If not, there's a good chance he just resembles a less destructive, cartoon version of Jeff Sessions.
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This technique closely resembles "telling it like it is," but is more about his audience than him.
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He even brought a visual aid: a sign reading "Trump Things" that resembles the Stranger Things logo.
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His jerky hip tilt now resembles the uneasy gait of someone who has suffered a fractured pelvis.
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It gets its name from its shape as seen at sea level, which resembles a riding saddle.
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Entertainment, and CNN, and resembles efforts by competing ISPs in recent years to create enormous media conglomerates.
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And we're going to put it out there and say that this jacket definitely resembles that aesthetic.
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This new approach resembles in some ways the more collective ethos seen in the best Asian schools.
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But instead of the book's dreaminess, Uriel is so bright and polished that it resembles a screensaver.
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It's a staccato structure, one that resembles the rapid-fire, and often dizzying, rhythm of parenting itself.
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One figure, robed in blue, resembles a cross between a distressed mummy and a melting ice sculpture.
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But, thinking she vaguely resembles his wife, Johnny enlists Nelly in a plot to claim her inheritance.
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Imagine the makeup potential, if that were the case — lipstick that resembles Dorothy's ruby red slippers, anyone?
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If there's one team that most resembles the current Washington Capitals, it's the 2004 Boston Red Sox.
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You're then escorted into a small elevator that resembles the pumpkin coach Cinderella took to the ball.
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Other work has shown that human fishing activity resembles that of animals searching for and hunting prey.
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The need for his vote resembles the debate in a divided America on the school choice issue.
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Across the street from trendy bars and restaurants sits this 19th-century prison that resembles a fortress.
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Putin cannot be trustedPutin's behavior resembles that of the czars more than that of his Soviet predecessors.
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Some replies pointed out that West resembles the Arthur clenched fist meme, especially in his yellow sweatshirt.
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A tad under 215 feet tall, Farnsworth resembles an economics professor more than a cutting-edge entrepreneur.
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The plaintiffs contend the work resembles other paintings by Mr. Doig and employs colors he typically uses.
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These days, his decade-plus obsession with the struggling retailer Sears resembles Captain Ahab's with Moby-Dick.
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The European political landscape best resembles croquet, the game popularized by the British in the 163th century.
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Tulumba is a popular Turkish dessert that resembles a churro and is soaked in a sugary syrup.
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The problem for the Warriors resembles, in broad strokes, the problem of housing in the Bay Area.
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Fans said Christie showed up in "Queen of Westeros attire" and even joked that she resembles Jesus.
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The Jerusalem Post reported that the bats settled there because of how closely it resembles a cave.
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He named the image "Diamond Ring Total Solar Eclipse" because its light resembles the classic jewelry design.
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Family Guy, on the other hand, more closely resembles city-building games like The Simpsons: Tapped Out.
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Instead, they have been left with something that many feel more closely resembles a multilevel parking garage.
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To get some juice, you insert a pouch that resembles an IV bag and press a button.
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There's also a line of text that resembles a tweet next to a blurry-as-hell avatar.
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Within the heart-shaped box is the seed shell that so strangely resembles the female pelvic region.
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Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal with a few pea-size pieces of butter remaining.
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He did get a mild tan, he says, along with damaged skin that still resembles crepe paper.
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Many of his friends had started sucking on the e-cigarette that resembles a USB flash drive.
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The idea is brilliant because of how it resembles the way human pilots train on flight simulators.
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If you want to accomplish anything that even remotely resembles a healthy lifestyle you have to travel.
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And today she fulfilled the ultimate celeb doppelganger dream of actually meeting the celeb that she resembles.
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Instead of a prolific visionary, Michel's Degas more resembles a Beckett character retrofitted for Third Republic melodrama.
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Each also resembles a collection of body parts while simultaneously defying that perception with their floppy passiveness.
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