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It is easy to recognize me".
Even at first glance, it is easy to recognize that the two men are brothers.
It is easy to recognize Peter; he has the smile, facial expressions and physical features of Tim.
"It is easy to recognize that what Japan did to China and other Asian countries was aggression or invasion.
"It is easy to recognize new typologies," he added, "when you can describe the product without explaining the shape or material".
The period lasts approximately 29 1/2 days, and it is easy to recognize and short enough for the days to be counted without using large numbers.
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Of course, it is easier to recognize a good production than to create one, and Mr. Gelb has shown good judgment in bringing work from other houses to the Met.
The opening sequence of "Nearly Ninety" is an accumulation of male-female duets (the genre in which it is easiest to recognize Mr. Cunningham's pre-eminence among today's dance-makers) until five couples are onstage together.
However, it is easier to recognize the symbol "T" than the "baboon".
So it seems that for social species it is easier to recognize familiar rather than unfamiliar faces.
This is because it is easier to recognize homology of divergent protein sequences than nucleotide sequences.
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