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Off-white with the words ROBERT VAN PATTEN: VICE PRESIDENT centred and embossed in black, it is basically indistinguishable.

Output expanded at an annual rate of 0.1 percent, which is basically indistinguishable from no growth at all and which is far below the growth needed to get unemployment back to normal.

The new iPad also weighs slightly more than the iPad 2 (1.46 pounds versus 1.36 pounds — for the cellular versions), but the weight difference is basically indistinguishable.

Somewhat surprisingly, even with such distinct transition rates, the equilibrium unemployment based on the quarterly survey is basically indistinguishable from its monthly-based counterpart.

"A clothing store's fall fashion lineup e-mail blitz is basically indistinguishable from spam, both for the technology providers and the customer," says Scott Petry, founder of Postini, an e-mail security management provider in Redwood City, Calif.

This revealed "a series of features that are basically indistinguishable from those in modern humans," Hublin said.

As portrayed by Mr. Mustillo, these characters are basically indistinguishable from one another in speech, gesture and the literary quality of their stories.

Another source of inspiration: Jean-Claude Van Damme, whose movie titles are basically indistinguishable from the BP strategy names — or, for that matter, from Seagal movie titles — as this quiz points out.

"The roots of that period are basically indistinguishable for most West Virginians, and that's sad," said Dennis Frye, chief historian at Harpers Ferry National State Park, site of abolitionist John Brown's raid on a U.S. arsenal, a precursor to the start of the Civil War.

For the current one at Luxembourg & Dayan, called "A New Novel by Bjarne Melgaard" and organized by Mr. Melgaard with the gallery's associate director, Alissa Bennett, he has filled several floors of a narrow Upper East Side town house with fastidiously outré objects to produce what I take to be a visual essay on innocence and experience and on how the two states are basically indistinguishable.

In many cases, hylozoism and panpsychism are basically indistinguishable, if we mean by life a sort of animation, as Bruno does.