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PanGo, whose business closely resembles Ekahau's, has struck partnerships with big wireless players such as Cisco Systems and Hewlett Packard.
Or do they resemble the bargain struck by Romeo and the apothecary, who hands over the poison with the disclaimer, "My poverty, but not my will, consents".
But the modest spaceship -- a dowdy affair that resembles a doorknob -- has struck a chord of national pride for Britons, many of whom are expected to tune in Christmas morning to monitor the fate of the plucky little craft.
Still, "essential" federal workers are barred from organizing a broader protest — anything resembling a mass strike, a move that could truly grind travel and other aspects of American life to a halt.
After treatment, the changes were striking: the cancer cells resembled mature pancreatic tissue.
Jill Odegaard designed striking white sculptural objects resembling bones, spiny sea creatures, stalks, husks, lightning bolts and board game pieces.
Still, when it comes specifically to the Chamber of Commerce, it is striking how much it now resembles the organization Powell was calling for almost forty years ago.
Smaller player 3Com's deal more resembles the kind of alliances Sun Microsystems is striking with consultancies to present customers with a full-service offering.
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