Examples of using Little in common in English and their translations into Russian
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It is obvious that there is little in common between these two diagrams.
The believers came from all over the city and had little in common.
Despite punning in its title, the game has very little in common with Blockbusters.
However, the modern definition of soap has very little in common with a conventional soap bar.
I noted only a little in common.
This talk has very little in common with the 10TB and Beyond talk because the data environments are very different.
Furthermore, their experiences were usually so different from those of other children that they had little in common with their peers.
that greatly limit our liberties(and have little in common with security)?
the two activities had little in common.
freedom of expression should be dealt with as separate issues since they had little in common.
The story revolves around two young women who seemingly have little in common and do not know of the other's existence at the beginning.
these projects have little in common.
a group whose two extremes have little in common.
There is little in common between the usual cliches about the wretched situation in Africa and the velvet revolution
and has little in common with the Abhidhamma works recognized by other Buddhist schools.
In fact the architecture often had little in common with tower houses,
they have so little in common that their list is kept secret.
seem to have little in common with you, but those with whom you subconsciously have made an appointment….
However, it cautioned that such special SRGs might not be appropriate as these groups might have too little in common and too little time to come together.