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Being respectful of the process and the goals of others makes us learn how much we have in common with other roles.

I knew then I would be a teacher, not a real man, who would have nothing in common with most of his college friends.

I thought about this little book, because the author has this in common with me that for him the question of mammals has been resolved.

A modern Formula One car has almost as much in common with a jet fighter as it does with an ordinary road car.

Piaget have one thing in common with those of Binet in that they reflect the profound wickedness of every pedagogical position.

When it comes to structure, a simple SMAP text message to be passed to a phone has much in common with a SOAP message.

The building itself is a process of life, from the beginning to the end when it becomes rubble, it has a lot in common with organic life.

Maybe you could find nothing in common with your roommates but you might have the same mirror in your bags.

"I had very little in common with and knew even less about a generation that I was supposed to be the voice of, " he said.

Cybertheology: Just how much does Christian doctrine have in common with the open-source software movement?

All kangaroos, no matter how much volume, there is one thing in common: with long hind legs strong and powerful bond.

Needless to say, it has nothing in common with an inborn sense of pitch which cannot be acquired as it cannot be lost.

I can't get on well with him, for we have nothing in common with each other.

We may call them social intercourse , but they seem to have very little in common with genuine friendship.

Every mental or physical process has its own distinctive features which have nothing in common with any other mental or physical process.

The whale clitoris, in common with the other sex organs of the largest cetaceans, are the biggest of any animal.

The researchers had a hunch a bug like this might exist, because arsenic has some chemical properties in common with phosphorus.

It is however a member of the wider mint herb family, and in common with its relatives it's said to be a good digestive aid.

DiCapriophiles will be quick to note that he does have some important things in common with Hoover, at least on the surface.

"At least we have something in common with America, " the logistics officer says. "The Pakistanis are playing a double game with us, too. "

This group has the makings of a global class whose members have as much in common with each other as with the poor in their own countries.

But Chile, in common with many other parts of Latin America, is in an enviable position from which to defeat poverty.

'But their sense of connection with the athletes isn't there. They don't see that they have anything in common with them.

We all have relatives who just don't seem to have anything in common with us.

I have more in common with. You know what I mean?

Our example business process, in common with many real world business processes, has no response.

It has more in common with the work of the American maverick genius Frank Lloyd Wright, for whom Utzon worked briefly.

In common with the genital features of a wide range of species the clitoris is sometimes paired in a female animal.

It is undeniable that we share a great deal in common with pigs, though people have been reluctant to acknowledge the similarities.

The products had very little in common with complicated subprime derivative products that got Western banks into such a mess.

Generally, however, dreams are accepted to be illusions, having much in common with day- dreams, strange mental images of our waking life.

Analysts said that in common with previous such rises, it was not likely to have much effect on stock market liquidity or on bank earnings.

Now, why was it grown into a square shape? What makes it different from, and what does it have in common with the ordinary cucumber?

Generally, however, dreams are accepted to be illusion, having much in common with daydreams--the fantasies of our waking life.

Until last week, I had always thought that it was the worst CEOs that had so much in common with two-year-olds.

India today has much much more in common with the rest of the world than it does with its ancient past.

A politician addressing a working men's club could dress down in order to appear to have more in common with workers.

In common with the rain in his second hometown, London, his perspirations always move every corner of the heart.

It is obvious that an imagined world, however difference it may be from the real one, must have something-- a form--in common with it.

Trace logs have no properties in common with System Monitor. The properties will not be loaded.

Creativity also seems to have some traits in common with bipolar disorder.

The exact sequence of events is still becoming clear, but in common with recent Boko Haram attacks, a drinking establishment was targeted.

Even if I long for it, what have I in common with a truth that is not destined to decay?

The city's economy, in common with most of China's north-east, used to be dominated by heavy industry.

Be wary of how prideful you become, lest you find too much in common with such a fiend.

Make friends with a person who has something in common with you.

And who'd ask for a refund on a sprog with something in common with figures as notable as Vincent Van Gogh, Charles Darwin or Shaun White?

In common with her mother, she is good at singing and dancing.

They are often surprised, at first, if I suggest that scientific research has much in common with writing poetry or painting a picture.

One thing Wang Li still has in common with her mother is that they both live in a dorm.

In common with other German sports organisations, it has its own rules and enforcement methods.

Like an oreo , black on the outside, white on the inside, he doesn't have much in common with black America.

the ones that I knew and I found out that I had a lot in common with them.

This theory has nothing in common with reality and it might be considered a purely intellectual game.

In common with most young people, she hates getting up in the morning.

Well, he has indeed very little in common with that fellow who calls himself the King of the Fashion with a big and ugly artificial nose.

Come to think of it we have more in common with them than we dare admit.

Judging from the president's reaction, he has little in common with that young man.

Britain, in common with many other industrialized countries, has experienced major changes over the last 100 years.

Shui On Land, in common with other developers, is battening down the hatches for a tough second half.

In common with most young people he hates getting up in the morning.

In common with the other training standards produced, it specifies the basic bodies of knowledge which internal auditors need to have.

I'm going to join a few university clubs and hopefully I'll meet some people l have things in common with.

These stations, in common with the nuclear facilities, still provide a substantial amount of the UK's energy requirement.

Much of the eastern San Gabriel Valley has more in common with Taipei, Beijing or Shanghai than it does with neighboring Los Angeles.

In common with their digital camera as several tens of thousands of daily photos of a photograph or a Web page has more than enough.

All right, on the face of it leaden Gordon Brown may not have much in common with fleet Muhammad Ali.

In common with members of other professions, translators shall enjoy the right to form professional societies or unions.

Somebody who you used to have a lot in common with, but who, when you meet now, you have very little or nothing to say to.

It has more in common with formal linguistics than traditional procedural-design techniques.

Kashkari is an Indian-American who has a few things in common with Paulson.

Mrs. Thatcher's 11-year tenure had much in common with Liverpool's, both in its length and its attitudes toward organized labor.

This Database has more in common with regular databases than just the name.

Take advantage of the fact that you have something in common with the other alums.

St Paul's, in common with the top academic private schools, has not expanded abroad.

If Mariam was indeed a terrorist, she appears to have little in common with Chechen suicide bombers.

When you're addressing a controversial issue, start by identifying what you have in common with your audience.

Pound's theory on sociology and social benefits had much in common with the nation and the social standard of the National Government.

In my opinion, it has a characteristic in common with the English saying "birds of a feather flock together. "

In common with most of its rivals the Gray Lady is reeling from a sharp deline in advertising revenues and readers.

If your profile appears to have more in common with a personal ad, you will be denied.

In common with UV ink on interosculated (UV), a common practice is to work to make paint with diffusion.

In common with other French banks, SocGen was also thought by many to take an overly mathematical approach to risk.

But there might be other things they shared in common with us.

From the way the principal reacted, apparently he has little in common with that young man on the effect of games to children's education.

Likewise, Oscar Wilde wrote, "We have really everything in common with America nowadays, except, of course, the language. "

I really do have more in common with the guy working in the kitchen than the guy sitting at the head table.

In common with much of the Central Scotland area, there were deposits of coal and iron ore around Cambuslang.

As far as hobbies are concerned, she almost shares nothing in common with her twin sister.

One thing we still have in common with the past is quack techniques to achieve whatever body type is in the norm at the time.

More worrying still last season was a sharp fall in our investment income, in common with all global investors.

"I often feel I have more in common with the head of a global corporation than a government department, " he says.

But most structures had one thing in common with the hubbing system: they involved locally stored in ven- tories on the suppliers' books.

At the level of our cells, humans have far more in common with mushrooms, magnolias and marigolds than we do with bacteria.

I'd come up with the idea because, in common with so many couples, in recent years lovemaking had been relegated in my agenda.

The so-called "war for talent" has a few things in common with the so-called "war on terror" .

An aspect is AspectJ's unit of modularity and has much in common with a class in the Java language.

It has a moral angle. . . . I say, we want to have something in common with Hindus and Muslims?

Mr Novak had nothing in common with the partisan water-carriers who pass themselves off as conservative "journalists" .

Did you see any BPEL model having anything in common with the original drawing from the business guys?

They have that, at least, in common with Samsung.

While Chinese have many things in common with students in these two countries, they still encounter surprises every now and then.

This general theory has much in common with the work of the information theorists.

Mr Stitzer is an American lawyer who has more in common with Irene Rosenfeld, Kraft's boss, than with the firm's high-minded founders.

The need of nourishment which we have in common with all creatures, subjects us to desire and to all other vices of the soul.

Not that Weaver has ever claimed to have much in common with the character she plays.

Overvalued reason has this in common with political absolutism: under its dominion the individual is pauperized.

The message would never get through to those around me, as people felt they had nothing in common with me.

For good or ill, FIFA has much in common with governments whose territories are marked by customs posts rather than goalposts.

Primitive draconic creatures, rage drakes have more in common with large and dangerous dire animals than with true dragons.

In common with such sculpture, some of Poe's stories leave us indifferent, or seem repellent .

But our food is different, partly because of the proximity to the sea and I think it has a lot in common with Japan.

Germany, in common with most other developed countries, does have a problem with its public finances.

Ken Darnell's got a lot in common with dairy farmers, only his herd of 200 is a little different: They all have fangs.

Her novels have many points in common with western modernism philosophy and literature in visual angle and value tendency.

My assessment overall is that XP has some characteristics in common with the higher SEI levels, up to and including level 5.

He should be better than Owen coz he is that kind of a player and has nothing in common with Berbatov or Rooney.

They have something in common with you.

Though they are brothers, they have nothing in common with one another.

In common with other 18th century architects, for Robert Adam, interior decoration was of equal importance to the structure.

"We are close, in a sense, to people who don't necessarily like us, sympathize with us or have anything in common with us, " Dr.

In common with many in the financial world, Richard Ramsden, chief banking analyst at Goldman Sachs, is unapologetic.

These two answers have something in common: With both of them, the science conveniently supports the moral decision.

However, in common with many other Chinese companies, TCL also suffers from more fundamental handicaps.

what does SA have in common with the world's most expensive cables, which are used in surgery on the human body?

Chinese has nothing in common with English and China had little contact with the Western world in modern history.

3, I mean only that I have certain tastes and feelings in common with him.

It's as if you had taken the trouble to pick out the people in the world that I have least in common with.

I thought this was my only chance to have something in common with James Bond.

In common with many other boys , he likes basketball and dreams of making a basketball player .

In common with the other drivers who tested at Silverstone in April, Alonso believes that the famous track has changed since 2005.

We have really everything in common with America nowadays except , of course , language .

Banyan would find Asia had little in common with itself, a mere congeries of nations and occasional failed states.

He believed, in common with the majority, that it was true.

But many of Malaysia's exports are also exported by mighty Japan, whereas Pakistan's exports have very little in common with those of Japan.

They have nothing in common with one another.

What does a bookworm have in common with a black-tufted marmoset?

China and Korea are adjacent, and Chinese traditional culture has something in common with South Korea.

In Finland, the schools have almost nothing in common with the pressure-cooker classrooms of Korea.

He had no life in common with his companions in the world.

But Americans do ask such f questions to learn what they may have in common with you or just in order to be gin a conversation.

I have more in common with you graduates than people might think.

I haven't much in common with you.

In common with the others, she should had a good time last night.

Some firms have been selling investments they have in common with Mr. Paulson, some traders say.

In common with many countries, Britain has serious environmental problems.

The Fed's balance sheet, in common with those of other central banks, has ballooned to more than $2 trillion.

Today's desktop computers, and even laptop computers, have more in common with steriod laden athletes than trim computing devices.

The storyline has a lot in common with the first one, there's this young girl who turns the world of a lonely and strange boy upside down.

In common with other Beijing-based journalists, I had Chinese friends who were locked up or tortured in the aftermath.

In common with other Beijing-based journalists, I had Chinese friends who were locked up or tortured in the aftermath.

But did you know that many people also share a lot of things in common with the car they drive, as well?

In common with rival Wall Street banks, Goldman discloses little about its trading methods.

In common with me, he prefers classical music to pop.

For the Chinese, eating goes beyond the pure necessity of nourishment, and has little in common with our gourmet pretensions.

It seems humans have more in common with chimpanzees and gorillas than perhaps we'd like to admit.

Experts say that city has something in common with Los Angeles: smog.

We have really everything in common with America nowadays, except language.

the Hui tend to feel that they have more in common with their co- religionists than with their compatriots.

Worse, and in common with other developed countries, it also lacks a credible strategy for longer-term growth.

Worse, and in common with other developed countries, it also lacks a credible strategy for longer-term growth.

Still, she has something in common with the poor departed Sandy, and this is a hopeless lack of judgment about human beings.

And, in common with many of my friend's husbands, Colin regularly complains that this just isn't enough.

As such we share a unique collection of problems and prospects in common with our neighbours.

Culturally, South Africa has much more in common with India than with China.

All kangaroos, no matter what size, there is one thing in common: with long legs and powerful hind legs strong bond.

What do those bedroom rubbers have in common with Android smartphones?

He had a lot in common with Julie, the Cruise Director. -Mmm! -Yeah.

What do tennis player Goran Ivanisevic and songwriter Paul McCartney have in common with Fidel Castro? They are all left-handers.

Strauss has something in common with Schubert: both mix humour with sadness.

Strauss has something in common with Schubert: both mix humour with sadness.

What does prosperous Slovenia , which is richer than Portugal , have in common with Moldova , Europe 's poorest country?

Unlike the old JV approach, the joint brand involves intellectual property being held in common with the Chinese partner.

The five personages posture has nothing in common with each other, and have reached unifying harmoniously in changing straggly .

These " forces " have nothing in common with forces in the Newtonian sense .

What do edible oil and sauces have in common with cola beverages, beer or spirits?

We have in common with our clients. We enjoy kind of culture, taste, and ideal.

Hip- hop and rap have much in common with blues and rock, but they also have their own characteristics.

Chinese college graduates have something in common with ants.

The researchers found indica and japonica have more in common with each other than either has with wild rice.

Chinese college graduates have something in common with ants.

The researchers found indica and japonica have more in common with each other than either has with wild rice.

He has more obviously in common with the similarly 40-ish, six-foot-tall leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg.

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What do the President and First Lady have in common with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie?

British and American English have much, much more in common with each other than they have that separates them.

Finally, what did a party mandarin like Chiang have in common with the man who gave Europe the Napoleonic Code?

Beijing dialect has nothing in common with Shanghai dialect.

In common with most educated people, he prefers classical music to jazz.

I had little in common with that friend.

I had little in common with that friend.

does SA have anything in common with the acousticians who have designed the world's best concert halls?

Birdsong may have more in common with human speech than we realize.

In common with many children, he likes watching cartoon movies.

The inline assembler has much in common with other assemblers .

China's trust companies have more in common with hedge funds than trusts in the West.

In common with many people , he likes classical music better than pop.

have much in common with blues and rock, but they also have their own characteristics.

they belong to north China flora and have much in common with northwest China and southwest China flora e.

In common with most educated young men he prefers classical music to jazz.

In common with most educated young men he prefers classical music to jazz.

She has nothing in common with her sister.

Tom has little in common with his brother in their manners.

Not many lawyerly performances have much in common with Tracy as Darrow, especially lately.

What do Chinese college graduates have in common with ants?

Share a characteristic about yourself thatyou have in common with the audience.

My son has nothing in common with me.

Even if your interest is more in Perl 6, P: : RD has so much in common with Perl 6's grammar facility that learning it is worthwhile.

e. g. He had more in common with his second than with his eldest son.

Jill has nothing in common with Ben. She hates everything that he likes.

What you have suggested has nothing in common with my proposal.

Sport has something else in common with war. It is zero-sum. What one gains, the other loses.

It reminded me once in common with them for sincerity to leader almost blind as worship.

Hip-hop and rap have much in common with blues and rock, but they have also their own characteristics.

I have nothing in common with you.

In common with everyone else, I hold that sports are important.

He has nothing in common with her.

In common with many old people, he prefers classical music to pop.

Yeah, I do. It's funny, I feel like I have a lot in common with him and his career.

"O, no! " exclaimed the Sheep, " I will have nothing in common with the beasts of prey. "

Discover what a hummingbird or a cute little rabbit have in common with PIXIE, the new coffee machine by Nespresso.

But it didn't have much in common with a violin.

In common with many old people, he prefers classic music to pop.

Your computer have something in common with mine.

In fact, London has more in common with New York than any British city.

He was blamed in common with the other pupils in the class.

In common with many boys, he likes playing football.

Have something in common with. . .

In common with many young people, he prefers pop songs.

In common with many other girls, she likes dancing.

e. g. He had very little in common with his sister.

Chinese gardening has something in common with poetry and painting in dealing with time and space.

We had a lot in common with each other. So naturally we became lovers.

Still has little in common with such artists.

But it does have one thing in common with them. We employ a lot of women of childbearing age.

Another client realized that a key was finding something in common with his boss.

Hip-hop and rap have much in common with blues and rock. . .

In common with many other boys, he likes football.

In common with many young people, he likes pop music.

In common with other young men, he also likes pop music.

Man has many things in common with the monkey .

In his prescience on this issue, Mr Webb, who is now a senator, has much in common with Barack Obama.

Look hard enough and you'll find 7 things your business has in common with Paris Hilton's addiction to World of Warcraft.

Their opinions have much in common with ours.

In common with other boys, he likes football.

What do you think teenagers in China have in common with those in other countries?

Talk until you find something in common with each other, then move on.

his relation to his wife and children has no longer anything in common with the bourgeois family-relations;

But some people find that they have nothing in common with their classmates at school.

According to Otojit, North Indian tribes have many elements of culture in common with the Koreans.