Perhaps more significantly, women bear a disproportionate work burden that can result in "time poverty".
Like Terry Brooks, Raymond Feist and Terry Goodkind, Robert Jordan's works bear a startling resemblance to JRR Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.
Many of Pärt's pieces are settings of religious texts, and even the instrumental works bear a whiff of church incense.
Other thicker, more sculptural, Untitled works bear a striking formal similarity to objects that surround us in the interior spaces of our modern consumerism; a canvas of Venetian blinds lacquered in oil ascends like an escalator in flickering shutters of orange, pink, and black.
This is a view shared by a cluster of scholars whose works bear a family resemblance and can be described – even while they may deem the framing a little clumsy – as 'liberal nationalism' (cf Miller, 1995; Mason, 2000).
Many bear a remarkable resemblance to the works Joseph Beuys was turning out in Germany at the same time.
But I thought economists agreed that the fraction should not be zero, so that people losing money by not working would bear a portion of the loss.
The book traced the ideological fault lines among 19th-century practitioners of anthropology and asserted that Tylor's standing did not bear a close reading of his work.
Several of the dance moves in the new music video by Beyoncé for her song "Countdown" bear a striking resemblance to the work of the Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, who told a radio station in Antwerp on Monday she believed Beyoncé had stolen her ideas.
Published late on Sunday on the website of journalist Carmen Aristegui, the report found that 197 paragraphs of the 682 in Peña Nieto's thesis bear a remarkable similarity to the work of 10 authors.
