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Now, if you think about that story for a moment, I think it resembles a lot of the difficult negotiations we get involved in.
It's named after Latin for "seahorse," which it resembles.
This is a picture of Korean traditional bows taken from a museum, and see how my bow resembles them.
The bow resembles me, and I resemble the bow.
Now Xu and I, on the other hand, were in a completely windowless black room not making any ocular movement that even remotely resembles an eye blink because our eyes were fixed onto a computer screen.
So this instability in the movement very closely resembles the unsteady nature of images seen through a handheld camera.
But I think in a lot of ways, the YouTube page resembles a classroom.
In order to contain these relationships, we've created a single channel that resembles the digestive tract, that will help flow these bacteria and alter their function along the way.
In fact, let's try to express it a bit more formally in pseudocode, English-like syntax that resembles a programming language.
And the vagina of a featherwing beetle resembles something you'd find in a Dr. Seuss book.
The situation resembles an adversarial game like chess – only here you can’t see the opponent’s position.
Sitting in circle resembles sitting in a fire.
We ended up with a protein shown here, the first that can convert A in DNA into a base that resembles G.
So we have things like resemblance, where something which resembles the physical world can be abstracted in a couple of different directions: abstracted from resemblance, but still retaining the complete meaning, or abstracted away from both resemblance and meaning towards the picture plane.
And if that weren't amazing enough, the faithfulness with which the one structure resembles the other is increasing with time.
And he resembles, very closely, people with moderate levels of pigmentation who live in southern Africa, or Southeast Asia.
You know, we've warmed the globe about a degree Centigrade in the last century, and there's nothing in the natural part of that record that resembles what we've seen in the last century.
The central hero, Steve Chase (Ryan), resembles a white 'Bruce Lee' character, having a similarly lean, lithe physique, though obviously not on the same level of martial arts expertise.
However, this film scarcely resembles the original book.
Only thing I appreciate the way new actress put herself in the movie in a very bold way, she very much resembles bollywood actress nandita das.
His new Russian superior is Ivan played to the obscene hilt by Nick Nicholson who might I add not only doesn't attempt once to speak with a Russian accent but resembles more a gas station attendant in Kentucky with his stained teeth.
Sebastian Hernandez is appealing; charismatic and likable (he even physically resembles Marc Anthony in a more approachable yet ultimately conscious sort of way...) but even he couldn't save this mess of a movie.
She has already eaten up the population of this parallel world that resembles Chicago minus inhabitants.
Flash Gordon, who hardly resembles a fighter, uses his drunken slow moves and bare fist to knock out four or five guys with knives, guns, and other weapons.
The story resembles Dostoyevsky's novel "The Karamazov brothers", in which a cretin falls in love with a woman of easy morals.
Opening with a funny prologue which apes a Twisted Sister video from the '80s, "The Pick of Destiny" is a fairly well-produced movie aimed at older kids; it occasionally resembles nothing more than a middle-aged variation of "Wayne's World", with jokey-stoner interludes and a climactic bout with Beelzebub himself, yet Black and Gass have an enormously comfortable rapport (they also acted as producers, co-wrote the script and all the music).
The look of the film resembles any episode of Love American Style.
He does the transplant and (somehow) his son changes from a frail guy into a muscle-bound man with a dime store mask that (sort of) resembles an ape! Naturally he gets out, kills men, tears the clothes of women and wreaks havoc.
In the end, I can't say I'm surprised that this film shows no sign of the sophistication of Mario Bava's HATCHET FOR THE HONEYMOON (1970) which it resembles in several ways and that it is content to merely pile up the disgustingly gory (but none-too-convincing) effects of dismembered limbs and squashed or melting faces with which, alas, Fulci had by then become completely associated.
Of course the movie would not be complete without the mad scientist and a robot which is the ultimate killer machine, which resembles like an 'Alien' from the Alien movies.
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