Dave has something in common with CEOs from Basho, Opscode and Zenoss.

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"No Limits" has something in common with "Topsy Turvy, " the camera obscura in Madison Square Park, created by artistic partners Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder: Both works offer a new image of the Flatiron Building.

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Although it has something in common with the Edinburgh, Westminster and Fortnightly Reviews, its 19th-century forerunners in Britain, it was a new creation for America: an intelligent, intelligible publication that got the best minds to explore the world of ideas, bringing thought and weight to bear on the great issues of the moment.

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This may simply reflect the nature of this business, but it provokes the criticism that this technology has something substantial in common with the tech bubble: a lack of underlying business viability.

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"I am frankly astonished that something that is common practice in the US and something that has been recommended by the NHS since the mid-Eighties should not be the standard that is going to be followed at what we have been told is a state-of-the-art hospital, " she said.

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Across the country, beer with flavor has been an essential component in helping some bars build community, instantly giving would-be regulars something in common.

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"Tron" fandom is something just about everyone involved in the series -- a prequel to "Legacy" -- has in common.

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