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Beyond multi-party systems with regular elections, they resemble very little of true democracies.

I am unable to give the special movements, which resemble very much our own game.

That position does undoubtedly resemble very closely Egypt's status before the outbreak of the World War.

They resemble very much our own seines, and I should think they were nearly as durable.

These resemble very nearly the taste of the salsify or oyster plant, and will generally be preferred.

I have been sitting to him for the head of Sterne, whom he thinks I resemble very strongly.

Flat below, convex above and of a lustrous white, these dots resemble very neat drops fallen from a tallow candle.

Stack the slices on top of each other in manageable piles and cut into 2cm-wide strips to resemble very short tagliatelle.

In fact, the scenery about them did resemble very closely those maps of the moon-thedead planet-whichwe see in books of astronomy.

On the sculptured stones in the Copan valley there are characters which seem to resemble very ancient writing, but this pictographic writing is largely untranslatable.

She resembles very much her brother the Emperor, judging from his portrait.

It resembles very much the serpent-tree which was painted by Turner.

She resembled very closely her sister, the mother of Vidal.

An hour-glass shaped tube made of gray hydro-mica schist, which resembles very compact steatite.

And I thought his mustache resembles very much a rat.

Their bodies are covered with long bristles, resembling very much the quills of the porcupine.