similarities

There's some theories that some of the similarities are the result of co-evolution or repurposing of found letter a la Tsalagi.

I agree, C and C++ despite many similarities and close ties in their family trees are quite different.

How effective it will be if it also checks similarities between the article contents?

It is the person checking these things off that is realizing similarities then taking the leap of anthropomorphizing awareness into that idea.

There are really no good, compelling similarities between this action and entering someone's home.

There are some similarities like flip/flopping government policies and the whole face thing.

Gregory Clark's book, The Son Also Rises looks at family status trends in Europe, which is related but not the same though has similarities.

It seems people are postulating properties of collections and patterns of groups, then checking things off, one by one, being satisfied of the similarities.

Now, just to be clear, I am not talking in the context of our current system, even though there are similarities.

The modern practice bears only superficial similarities with the medieval practice.

There are definitely some similarities with other services, no question.

Javascript has a lot of similarities to Python, actually.

There is a technical name for this trick, "equivocation." It's equating things that are different in essence by referencing superficial similarities.

Hah, diesel mechanic?..." It's all pretty light-hearted, one of the reasons that I like that sub, but still, there are similarities.