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Meanings of too dissimilar in inglés

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Usage of too dissimilar in inglés
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All not too dissimilar to the cooking that takes place in Irish homes.
The Irish Times
2
Sydney currently faces a housing crisis, not too dissimilar to Auckland's.
Radio NZ
3
Homer gets this job that's not too dissimilar from his own.
Wired
4
He was behind a boulder, not too dissimilar to Calhoun's breastwork.
This World Is Taboo
5
Not too dissimilar from the confusion between acceleration and velocity.
Wired
6
While Quake is not too dissimilar to the Doom format, there the comparisons end.
The Irish Times
7
But the basic moral question was not too dissimilar.
The Guardian
8
The race unravelled in an almost faultless manner not too dissimilar to the Kentucky Derby.
The Guardian
9
Harris's rendering is disturbingly haunting, but it is not too dissimilar to the traditional image.
Understanding Aleister Crowley’s Thoth Tarot
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Cosby's lawyers argued that the women's testimonies were too dissimilar to amount to a pattern.
Reuters
11
The global earnings picture is not too dissimilar: falling momentum, even taking currency movements into account.
Reuters
12
It's not too dissimilar to claiming the internet.
News.com.au
13
This is not too dissimilar from classic anorexia.'
The Naked God
14
Shir'e is the traditionalist's hard drug, not too dissimilar from the heroin preferred in the West.
The ayatollah begs to differ
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In fact if you take away infuriating, challenging and rewarding it's not too dissimilar to playing golf.
The Irish Times
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His nihilistic creed was not too dissimilar, perhaps, to that of his younger contemporary the Marquis de Sade.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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