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13th-century Italian nobility The High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire, in common with other counties, was originally the King's representative on taxation upholding the law in Saxon times.

Platypus in the river have, in common with in other rivers nearby, been found with the potentially lethal fungal infection Mucor amphiborum.

Two documents are bibliographically coupled if they both cite one or more documents in common.

Langstroth hives are still in common use today.

Modernist poems The High Sheriff of Berkshire, in common with other counties, was originally the King's representative on taxation upholding the law in Saxon times.

It is also seen to be of a different 'degree' and here it fades with 'distance': Item_1 and Item_5 have nothing in common.

What the people of the Sh'erit ha-Pletah had in common was what had made them victims in the first place, but other than that they were a diverse group.

The election of the Reform Party government led by Godfrey Huggins in 1933 had a great deal in common with the RF win in 1962.

the lex domicilii or law of the domicile in common law states, and.

The worship services contain common elements and also elements unique to the United Church of Canada and Presbyterian traditions.

In addition, unidirectionality refers to a general developmental orientation which all (or the large majority) of the cases of grammaticalization have in common, and which can be paraphrased in abstract, general terms, independent of any specific case.

Nichols discovered he had a great deal in common with the then-unknown duo, including sharing a taste for impeccable audio quality.

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He was reelected to this post by the 17th Bundestag after the 2009 federal election with a similarly good result.

Recently, Jackson-Side Wah Ching has been more commonly known as Insane-Side Wah Ching, due to the Wah Ching's rivalry with the similarly named Jackson Street Boys as well as the gang's habit for gruesome crimes such as 23-marking.

The Southern Pacific would similarly block the westward progress of the Santa Fe (known to some as the People's Railroad) until September 1882, when a group of enraged citizens ultimately forced the railroad's management to relent.

If they are formatted similarly then comparisons can more easily be made between these documents.

The Jam of Las Bela wrote similarly.

They were the equivalents of the German 21"nbsp;cm Morser 16 and in British service were used similarly to the BL 9.

Paris green was also used in wallpaper to some extent and may have also degraded similarly.

The European Union similarly only cites the 1996 version in the EU Clinical Trials Directive published in 2001.

Senator Benjamin Tillman, a Democrat from South Carolina, similarly objected to this move, claiming information was being "smothered.

Nowadays in Serbia, the term kafana is similarly used to describe any informal eatery serving traditional cuisine, as well as some other classical kafana dishes like karađorđeva.

Point A' lies opposite A, but does not need to be constructed (it would require a straightedge); similarly point H is the (virtual) intersection of AA' and BB'.

" Or rather, the assumption that states do not adapt and will respond similarly to similar constraints and opportunities.

Rogers Cable similarly announced that it would cut back on its Rogers TV services in the Greater Toronto Area for similar reasons, shutting down four channels (including Brampton, Richmond Hill, Mississauga, and Toronto) and cutting staff at others (thus transferring the funding to Citytv).