Pollsters say his approval ratings, at roughly 60 percent, nearly match his age.
The Protestant and Roman Catholic arrangements more nearly match one another.
Shares of AirTran Holdings, the airline's parent company, leaped 61 percent to $7.34 a share, to nearly match Southwest's offer.
The handheld ones of today can nearly match the speed and memory of two-year-old PCs.
But auto executives remained optimistic that the industry this year would nearly match the record-setting pace of 1999.
And while he has his delights, and is certainly on the come-up, his stature doesn't nearly match Drake's.
Part of the Cordillera Central, it is covered by a forest of tall, tropical hardwoods; two subsidiary peaks nearly match its height.
The languages found to be most common among respondents nearly match the six languages cited in the law, except that Arabic replaced French.
Even those who are retiring to an easy chair, not a second career, find that with tax breaks, their pensions nearly match their working salaries.
Not only did the 2004 film nearly match the enormous profits of its predecessors both of which had been overseen by American director Chris Columbus but many critics found it more dramatically robust and credited Cuarón with the improvement.
Terry Darton, a former manager at Virginia's environmental agency, said permits had been issued to enough generators for data centers in his 14-county corner of Virginia to nearly match the output of a nuclear power plant.
