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• Ideal points can be recovered from observing choices, with individuals exhibiting similar preferences placed more closely than those behaving dissimilarly.
• Despite this preferred theory of immuno-dysregulation held by most researchers, aphthous stomatitis behaves dissimilarly to serum immunoglobulins are at normal levels.
• In these various types of functional tumors, the frequency of malignancy and the survival prognosis have been estimated dissimilarly, but a pertinent accessible summary is available.
• If Chinese-Americans and Russian-Americans may seek and secure group recognition in the delineation of voting districts, then African-Americans should not be dissimilarly treated.
• Others have suggested, not dissimilarly, that the surname is habitational, derived from a placed called Quintero in Ourense province, so named from " quinteiro ", meaning " farmstead ".
• What the FDA is not free to do is to treat them dissimilarly and to permit two sets of similar products to run down two separate tracks, one more treacherous than the other, for no apparent reason,
• The other part is shaped not dissimilarly to a cable drum ( asside : why do we not have an article or a redirect here ? ) and fits into a circular hole in the second piece of wood.
• Stiller's klutzy outsiderness and De Niro's grim-reaper overprotectiveness _ it's as if his " Ronin " character was morphed into " Father of the Bride " _ are, in their dissimilarly tight-lipped ways, uproariously combustible.
• Not dissimilarly, Heathenguy repeatedly endorsed the use of this particular book and claimed that the ( highly dubious ) claims it contains are factual ( Both Holtj ( [ https : / / en . wikipedia . org / wiki / Wikipedia : Sockpuppet _ investigations / Holtj / Archive here ) and Eswedenborg ( here ) have made a point of highlighting that an Australian Odinist named Osred has cancer, as if that is somehow relevant to the discussion; in both cases their apparent motive is to make me appear like a'bad person'who has no problem causing issues for those inflicted with that disease.