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The age-grade system (see age set) of many traditional East African societies may also resemble a status group.

The retinitis seen in chikungunya fever may also resemble that seen in West Nile virus infection.

Sarcomatoid MM is similar to a fibrosarcoma, but some areas may also resemble osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma and other sarcomas.

Although numts are often characterized by the occurrence of stop codons, frame shift mutations and indels [42], they may also resemble quite well the original mitochondrial gene from which they may then be difficult to distinguish [23].

The anatomy of the wrist is much more complicated than that of the metacarpophalangeal joints, and many of the small carpal bones have irregular margins with indentations (for example, at the attachment of ligaments), making discrimination between normal anatomy and presence of erosions difficult, and nutritive foramina may also resemble erosions [ 28].

Internet interventions may however also resemble traditional psychotherapy with scheduled sessions [ 4], but overall a characteristic feature is that that patients are reached from a distance and that therapist time is reduced compared with face-to-face treatment [ 5].

Regarding its legal form, the collegial configuration thus matches the "professional partnership" archetype, although firms operating as private corporations may also closely resemble our configuration.

WHO Representative Dr. Mohamed Aburrab underscored that surveillance is equally important to the success of Sudan's polio eradication programme, "In order to eradicate polio, it is necessary to search out not only the polio cases, but also conditions that may also clinically resemble polio".

The arrows were most likely an incendiary weapon, but its function may also have resembled that of an early rocket.

They also resemble "The Sopranos" a little.

They also resemble all kinds of objects.