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Honda is showing its new Insight hybrid, which looks remarkably similar to the Prius, at this week's North American International Auto Show.

When Luxor, Cleo and Tutenstein are not fighting among themselves or dodging stiff professors and a cowardly security guard at the International Museum of World History (which looks remarkably like the Metropolitan Museum of Art), they are battling evil gods and henchmen from the Underworld.

We'll get to the woes of Australia's First XI and the Wallabies soon enough, but the new world order – which looks remarkably like the old one, when you put aside the halcyon years of the 1990s and early 2000s – was most starkly illustrated at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, when Australia's 421-strong team won 29 medals, eight of them gold.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the WikiLeaks' online archives are safely stored in a bomb shelter inside a Swedish mountain, which looks remarkably like a Dr Evil-style lair: Truly the stuff of spy films, the site features solid steel doors and high-powered computers and is resilient against a nuclear attack.

"They are worshipping the Great Beard of Darwin, which looks remarkably like that of God" or, if you prefer, "a recranking of the Darwinist barrel organ – accompanied by the monkey of New Atheism, of course, as it screeches petulantly at religion" (Sunday Times).

Now, a service called Composer, which looks remarkably like HackPad, has appeared.

But it does have "speciality vehicles", which look remarkably like, well, tanks.

I sat in on the debate, which looked remarkably like the debate that takes place in the comment stream here every time I write on global warming….

The two investment bankers went at each other and wound up in a draw, which looked remarkably like, well, a prearranged conclusion.

The Dome of Discovery was another exhibit that made an impression on me (which looked remarkably like a smaller version of the Dome of late and not so blessed memory), a wonderful water sculpture that represented the sequence of larger and smaller waves on a beach, and a great open space called the Fairway, which had lights set in the ground.

Amazingly, Waymo says it discovered this chain of events initially when a supplier accidentally copied it on emails to Uber and Otto that contained a circuit board design from the ride-sharing company which looked remarkably like its own.