To say that A and B are niteiru (似ている, or にている） is to say that A and B are similar, that they look like each other or resemble each other. I've only ever heard people here use the present progressive form, e.g. ゆにといきものがかりの吉岡 聖恵 はにている (Yuni looks like Kiyoe Yoshioka of Ikimono Gakari).
*Ikimono Gakari is a Jpop /rock band,
see http://ikimonogakari.com
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