And while this case resembles to some degree both Rummel and Solem, it is not materially indistinguishable from either.
A curiosity of Central America (possibly adopted from South America) is a technique that resembles to some degree the batik method of dyeing textiles.
(It perhaps resembles, to the human eye, the better known Bat'leth, but the structure is quite different from its single-bladed Klingon cousin).
"Oprah's Big Give" is a game show, two of whose executive producers are creators of "The Amazing Race," which, with its anxious-making challenges and frenzied country-hopping, it resembles to a depressing extent.
So it's no huge surprise that the jockeying to become the main campaign group to leave the EU resembles – to outsiders, at least - the squabbling between the various People's Fronts of Judea in Monty Python's Life of Brian.
I wonder what THAT could be...9 22: MSNBC calls Ohio for Mr Obama 9 22: You know, it may be several hours and a good few drinks too early for this, but David Gergen's combover resembles, to me, a perfectly made and rather elegant potato chip, of the classic Utz/Wise variety.
As in Philippe de Broca's "King of Hearts" (1966), which "House of Fools" resembles to a highly painful degree, the viewer is given to understand that the gentle, childlike inmates are far saner than the generals and politicians who run the big, brutal outside world.
The current profile of the Mets' bidders resembles, to some degree, that of Joan Whitney Payson — an heiress whose main home was in Manhasset, and who, in her late 50s, became the first owner of the Mets, and their most ardent fan.
Structural analysis reveals that, aggregation of end group yields a structure resembles to "watermelons" (WM).
This model resembles to some extent the inhomogeneity of ARDS in the clinical setting.
