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Their particular corner of the world has been designed to resemble one of those antiseptic play spaces in which victims of child abuse are interrogated on cop shows.
The exhibit has been designed to resemble a comfortable living room, albeit one crammed with gadgetry and dominated by a 46-inch 3-D LED-LCD HDTV set.
You can also enjoy a drink in the ground floor Coda Restaurant where the counter has been designed to resemble the lid of a grand piano.
According to Mintoff, flight handling has been designed to resemble ground controls, so the ship has RCS thrusters so that you can strafe, while hitting sprint operates boost, the jump button is up and crouch is down.
At the centre is a large bowl, which, at almost three metres deep, is one of the largest in the UK, while round the edge, the park has been designed to resemble the streets, with railings, steps and pavement edges, catering to the street skateboarding style that is very popular in Liverpool.
The iconic hotel has been designed to resemble Sleeping Beauty's castle emerging from the sea — and the bathrooms certainly live up to the fairy tale experience.
The task was designed to resemble a parapsychology demonstration.
It was designed to resemble a belt buckle, in the spirit of Texas.
COMMON SPACES: A turretlike 1992 addition was designed to resemble a birdhouse.
