So you have things like resemblance, where something which resembles the physical world can be abstracted in a couple of different directions abstracted from resemblance, but still retaining the complete meaning, or abstracted away from both resemblance and meaning towards the picture plan.

Young s bleak picture bears an eerie resemblance to today s world.

It also bears a strong visual resemblance to the smaller Peugeot 405.

These had, however, little resemblance to the States General under the Republic.

We sent to her Our Spirit ( Gabriel ) in the resemblance of a perfect human .

We sent to her Our Spirit ( Gabriel ) in the resemblance of a perfect human .

But is that resemblance as bad as it sounds, or as the euro s critics insist?

The resemblance is clear enough each activity yields big benefits and carries a tiny but explosive risk.

But the Putin regime still bears greater resemblance to the Yeltsin era than to any prior period.

America s political parties bear little resemblance to the disciplined organizations familiar in parliamentary democracies in Europe and elsewhere.

Hanson Robotics has a demonstration model called Albert, whose face bears a striking resemblance to that of Albert Einstein.

They even arrived at answers, such as myths, that dominated their lives, yet bore almost no resemblance to the truth.

And yet, when you look at the phenotypes, there's a chimp, there's a man they're astoundingly different, no resemblance at all.

Today s Kenya bears little resemblance to this vision 48 of Kenyans live in poverty and 75 of young people are unemployed.

But even that has not worked out as planned, partly because the world of 2013 bears little resemblance to that of 1945.

Like those tall tales, Fidel s myth of Che bears a superficial resemblance to historical facts, but the real story is far darker.

The resemblance in color to that of white humans is the reason why the Proteus is called human fish in some languages.

The profound resemblance of the current malaise to the aftermath of past deep systemic financial crises around the world is not merely qualitative.

But hope the thing with feathers, as the American poet Emily Dickinson put it often bears little resemblance to realities on the ground.

And, while the book s specific policy proposals bear little resemblance to Roosevelt s subsequent actions, the title had an intrinsic appeal that he must have recognized.

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And I said, What is it? And he said, This is an ephah that goeth forth. He said moreover, This is their resemblance through all the earth.

So, let me close Let me close with my two aphorisms.

India s unease about strategic power, and its resemblance to a gigantic European Union united only by the English language, reflects its ongoing search for a new international identity.

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What we see, in all these cases, bears no resemblance to the reality that we conclude is responsible only a long chain of theoretical reasoning and interpretation connects them.

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But as mandatory sentencing rules have landed more and more Americans behind bars, incidents that bear a disquieting resemblance to the degenerate cruelties photographed in Iraq have come increasingly to light.

DSR Close enough! Passion.

Close the door, please.

Please close the door.

Tom has been close.

Close your pretty eyes.

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If We had made him an angel , We would have given him the resemblance of a man , and would have as such confused them with that in which they are already confused .