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Meanings of remarkably similar in English

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Usage of remarkably similar in English
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Another one undertaken by the U.S.-China Business Council found remarkably similar results.
Reuters
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The catastrophic results for quant funds a decade later were remarkably similar.
The quants: how a new breed of math whizzes conquered wall stree...
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Pickard of the pops: Suddenly, many YouTube videos are looking remarkably similar.
The Guardian
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This code looks remarkably similar to the threaded code we reviewed earlier.
Python for unix and linux system administration
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At first glance, it is remarkably similar to the Louvre's Mona Lisa.
BBC
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They were remarkably similar to chimpanzees, with only slightly bigger brain cases.
BBC
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We said a remarkably similar thing about ITV some time ago.
The Guardian
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Marshall said the BigBook site will look remarkably similar, with some new additions.
Wired
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The clinical course of the melanoma in the fifty-one patients was remarkably similar.
Pubmed
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Germany is remarkably similar to Australia in terms of resisting positive drug reform.
The Guardian
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In other words, prosthetic arms that are remarkably similar to the real thing.
Wired
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Societies remarkably similar in mode of life were accommodated in dwellings similarly arranged.
Homer and His Age
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The results of these models were remarkably similar: small Obama victories.
The Guardian
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Its parts are different from the SVM's, but their arrangement is remarkably similar.
The Master Algorithm
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I have to say that my experience has been remarkably similar to his.
The Irish Times
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All had moved from pluralism to strict adaptation-ism-andalong a remarkably similar path.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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United States of America
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