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He dodged answering the question directly but conceded that the Zune and WinMo teams shared a fair amount of info with each other (the Embedded team was more separated).

Crewman's underpinnings and body structure while somewhat unique, shared a fair amount in common with the Statesman/Caprice, One tonner and the two-door Ute.

In general, filamentous fungi showed the diverse performances to plant biomass in the whole transcriptome level, but they shared a fair amount of similarity on plant biomass degradation.

So the two shows share a fair amount of common ground, in particular the fact that they both feature indigenous and non-indigenous artists.

We share a fair amount of men-can't-live-with-'em, can't-shoot-'em stories and an equal dose of, wow, I really like your boots.

Yeast and vertebrates share a fair amount of DNA--they both need to make proteins, after all--but only 15% of the shared DNA falls outside of genes.

Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis has been making the rounds promoting her new book Happy Cooking ― and sharing a fair amount about her recent divorce in the process.

A study in 2013 showed that amongst hadrosaurids, Saurolophus angustirostris preserved the best and most complete foot and limb integument, although other species like S. osborni, Edmontosaurus annectens and Lambeosaurus lambei (= L. clavinitialis) share a fair amount of preserved tissue on those regions.

"The Eclipse shares a fair amount with the engine of the Galant, so it's not just an image car," Tomioka says.

But we do now know that they're Tegra-based and likely share a fair amount of hardware DNA with the Zune HD.

For instance, results of discriminant validity analysis (see online supplementary appendix) suggest the incident follow-up dimension shares a fair amount of variance with both the organisation-level and supervisory-level leadership dimensions, suggesting that these practices are perceived to be tied to leadership at both levels in an organisation.