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Meanings of very similar in English

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Usage of very similar in English
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Here is another very similar example, taken from a recent Linux system:
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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However, Radio Free Asia published a very similar report on Oct. 21.
Reuters
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Ultimately, both parties have been trying to achieve a very similar result.
Radio NZ
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Speaking to me two weeks ago, Peter Bogdanovich said something very similar.
The Irish Times
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Yet he added: What they bring to the court is very similar.
Reuters
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The experience is very similar to Notification Center's Today view in iOS.
Wired
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The fact remains, though, that Scotland and Ireland offer very similar qualities.
The Irish Times
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Each transportation was different, but the pictures each year were very similar.
Reuters
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The length of the school days in both countries is very similar.
Independent.ie
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I think I would deal with grief in a very similar way.
News.com.au
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But it's not just us: Other researchers have reached very similar conclusions.
Wired
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I've been in a very similar situation with one of my friendships.
Ebony
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Normal tissues from different individuals showed overall very similar DNA methylation patterns.
Pubmed
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So most large software systems wind up looking very similar after awhile.
Managing projects with gnu make, 3rd edition
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We shall see that other monotheists would develop a very similar notion.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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And that this mark, if not exactly identical, nevertheless looks very similar?
The hangman's daughter
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