1.   Two thirds of monozygous twins have a common placenta and as a result have a more similar nutritional environment than dizygous twins.

2.   Today, however, they have become much more similar, with building societies now offering current account facilities and cash machines, and commercial banks granting mortgages.

3.   The sequence of the second largestsubunit of ASFV is also more similar to that of eukaryotic RNA polymerases II.

4.   As the links between economies and markets grow tighter, it stands to reason that performance numbers would start to look more similar than different.

5.   As the networks have become more similar, people have become less loyal to a station and more likely to watch whatever individual shows they like.

6.   Authentics come in more stylish cuts and are more similar to jeans in their finishes and detailing than standard Dockers.

7.   Both agree that their wartime experiences were more similar than different and that many soldiers and sailors were doing a job few of them understood.

8.   A. Your garden may be in town, but the conditions described are more similar to the dappled shade of the woodland edge.

9.   After all, if a cappella simply keeps growing more similar to instrumental music, why not listen to the real thing?

10.   But as they got older, they were rated no more similar in appearance to their parents than to strangers.