Democratic leaders in the House and Senate justify the proposed cuts in nearly identical terms.
The professional singers I spoke to describe their coaches in nearly identical terms.
Another 70 miles west in Khudjand, the major city in northern Tajikistan, Jan Harfst, a senior United Nations official, described the impact of the Uzbek border closings in nearly identical terms.
There was a column of thirteen tabs on the left side of my screen, crowded with nearly identical terms: 'chart review,'resultsts review,'reviewew flowsheet.' We hadn't even started learning how to enter information, and the fields revealed by each tab came with their own tools and nuances".
Conservative icon Robert Bork criticized Griswold in nearly identical terms, contending that, because the legislation at issue did not "threaten any [textually] guaranteed freedom," Griswold was "indistinguishable from Lochner".
Plasmids pLR581and pLR585 contain tetracycline [tet(W)] and lincosamide resistance genes [lnu(A)], respectively, have been successively removed from L. reuteri 55730, generating the daughter strain L. reuteri DSM 17938, nearly identical in term of physiological attributes [8].
Miller's Brooklyn is nearly identical, in terms of setting and cast of characters, to Betty Smith's "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," which is also set in Williamsburg, and which opens with a description of the borough as "serene".
Vehicles are becoming nearly identical in terms of both powertrain and performances.
The systems are nearly identical in terms of both functionality and price, although now with this new deal the One is dipping even below the PS4.
Particularly in regards to fiction, I would say they are nearly identical in terms of taste -- and sales generally bear this out.
At the protein level the sdY sequences are nearly identical in terms of length.
