Eagle much resembles itself in say, 1905.
Secondly, the actual world is closest to actuality, resembling itself more than any other world resembles it.
It will be subservient for years on end to a single man – Caesar, Alexander, Napoleon – for it loves those elemental characters that resemble destiny itself, an element that is so hard to comprehend".
The asteroids, in turn, resemble Vesta itself.
How does the food industry resemble life itself?
These astrocytes divide asymmetrically at a low duplication rate, producing a cell resembling itself and another small rounded cell (i.e., type C cells).
But he realized that Antarctica's vastness resembles only itself.
Finally, however, the book resembles only itself, a serene, chilling vision of human life as comparable to the life of fish, swimming in vast coldness, alone.
In the land of the Germans, Tacitus writes, "nobody laughs off vice; and to corrupt and to be corrupted is not called 'modern times.' " Pointedly, he observed that the Germans were "not tainted by intermarriage with any other nations" but rather existed "as a distinct unadulterated people that resembles only itself".
To address this, BunkerEx operates an online marketplace that matches supply and demand in a more direct way, bypassing traditional bunker brokers, even if in some says it also resembles one itself (the startup's website even uses the tagline "The world's most transparent bunker broker").
