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He envisions modern chips that will increasingly resemble musical orchestras.

In its second 25 years, it will increasingly resemble the car industry.

He believed that interactive films will increasingly resemble online ads: unobtrusively personalized media.

Liberals in Ukraine fear that if Mr Yushchenko loses the election, their country will increasingly resemble Mr Putin's Russia.

Liberals in Russia, meanwhile, fear that, under Mr Putin, their country will increasingly resemble Mr Lukashenka's Belarus.

But it will increasingly resemble a joyless union whose members stay together only for fear of a more painful separation.

For instance, John Paulson, a hedge-fund boss known for his lucrative bet against the housing market, will soon offer a UCITS III product.The creep of regulation is one reason why hedge funds increasingly resemble more traditional investment managers.

Los Angeles and New York, which increasingly resemble playgrounds for the rich.

These units operate under a Loyalist banner but increasingly resemble criminal fiefdoms.

On the plus side for her, at least she'll be warm there, so she won't have to wear one of those scratchy-looking coat-dresses that make her increasingly resemble the Queen.

You are competing with shopping centres, which is what [subsidised] art galleries increasingly resemble.