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Meanings of bear any resemblance in English

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Usage of bear any resemblance in English
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To this extraordinary people the English and their descendants alone bear any resemblance.
Handbook of Universal Literature, From the Best and Latest Autho...
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Did this woman bear any resemblance to my grandmother?
The Lost Sisterhood
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Did he bear any resemblance to Manson?
Exit strategy
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There are grand promises in each party manifesto, some of which do not bear any resemblance to the economic realities facing the country.
Jamaica Observer
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They do not bear any resemblance to the leftwing activists who turned up in Knowsley North that night in 1986, or to Militant.
The Guardian
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Further, words in the common language which bear any resemblance to the forbidden name also become sacred and have to be replaced by others.
The Golden Bough: A Study of Magic and Religion
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Not that her face bore any resemblance to the pictures of Greuze.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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Our calendar no longer bears any resemblance to the natural one.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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Alas, none of these oft-recited dogmas bears any resemblance to reality.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Neither of these versions is remotely flattering, and neither bears any resemblance to reality.
The Guardian
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But she didn't imagine herself bearing any resemblance to a battle-hardened veteran like Hendel.
Ascension
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Do you think today's GOP bears any resemblance to the party when you a loyal member?
NY Magazine
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Hugh was right so far-theywere in no way related to, or bore any resemblance to, fish.
The Professional Aunt
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Silk has merely asked if Mr. Finnegan could say whether one document bore any resemblance to another.
Lone Star Planet
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He now accosted every woman he saw, whose stature, shape, or air, bore any resemblance to his angel.
History of Tom Jones, a Foundling
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He looked about him for his street acquaintance, but could see no one who bore any resemblance to him.
Making His Way; Or, Frank Courtney's Struggle Upward
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