People have very definite opinions of Jim Cramer's bonkers CNBC show "Mad Money," just as they do of professional wrestling, which Cramer's show resembles, though he's the only contestant on the screen, shouting, gesticulating, pacing, sweating, and preaching the virtues of the stock market to the point where he's on the verge of falling on the floor and speaking in tongues.
They also resemble (though not as closely) the effects of alcohol or marijuana and the familiar benzodiazepine drugs such as diazepam and alprazolam.
When splenoctyes were tested with an expanded panel of 18 epitopes, the overall hierarchy was very similar for K181 and ΔgL infections (Figure 3C) and closely resembled, though did not precisely match, the hierarchy elicited by Smith MCMV [6], [22].
Well, it turns out Obama could be taking over the presidency at something more closely resembling (though still far short of) a Lincolnian moment than one would have expected.
He resembles Homer, though is much healthier, boasts a full head of hair and is more astute.
The government's preferred venue for resolving Twitter's First Amendment claim, though, resembles a black box more than an American court.
In this respect he resembles Norman Mailer, though as a literary Atlanticist Amis looks to Saul Bellow and John Updike.
The cheese resembles Gruyère, though a little less nutty and a bit muskier.
The book is full of bittersweet drawings of Marji's tête-à-têtes with God, who resembles Marx, "though Marx's hair was a bit curlier".
As Bloom, Mr. Fitzgerald resembles Joyce, though more muscular, while Ms. Seymour is a fair visual approximation of Nora, Joyce's uneducated wife, indispensable muse and model for Molly.
Thus far the book serves as a clear, competent history of an expedition; the second half, though, more resembles a novel.
