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resemblance

[ri-zem-bluhns] / rɪˈzɛm bləns /


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The Fleischers and Disney were contemporaries, but the resemblance ends there.

From Los Angeles Times

This resemblance suggests that the star behind GRB 250314A was not dramatically different from massive stars that produce similar explosions in the nearby universe.

From Science Daily

Some followers spotted an apparent resemblance with Chalamet's eyes, and when the BBC questioned the star about the connection earlier this week, he responded: "No comment... You'll see, all in due time."

From BBC

Podcast host Scott says in some cases he's bought skincare items that look similar to a big-name brand but the product itself has "no resemblance to the original".

From BBC

But at the scene, officers said they quickly saw the resemblance to New York Police Department pictures circulated to the public after days without any leads.

From BBC