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It defied what some members on Clifford’s panel recall being told to expect — that the commission would grow into something resembling a full-fledged public defender’s agency.

Much of the nation has been caught up in a tempest that resembled one of the dinner-table scenes in August: Osage County.

The 1950s, observed C. Vann Woodward, resembled the era of Reconstruction in many ways.

The office politics of The New York Times have often resembled a combination of the Kremlin and the Vatican.

I had bought the device at Rite-Aid precisely because it resembled a cigarette.

We lugged the beach stuff onto the beach, avoiding anything that resembled a dune.

She had stubby hands, and a figure which resembled a corn sack, well filled, and stamped down.

The shape of these boats, and also of many we observed upon the Po, resembled that of an Indian canoe.

The little professor, most comical of all, resembled nothing so much as the cub of an Arctic bear.

In colour and appearance it resembled the common roe, but was considerably smaller.

With difficulty he was brought to the statement that it resembled the Flor de San Lorenzo, but snow-white.