Akin to ... There is no akin to, that's what's amazing.
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It would capture context — and something akin to meaning.
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It's about being a part of something akin to community.
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Living in poverty is akin to losing 13 IQ points.
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It's akin to a greatest hits collection for the genre.
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It's a place akin to a parking spot for spacecraft.
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Sins akin to that of Chidi in The Good Place.
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It's a moment akin to Neo's awakening in The Matrix.
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Nowadays, your friend circle is akin to a second family.
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This familiar process should be akin to riding a bike.
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Ostensibly a hangout movie akin to the kind Robert Altman
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In that way, it was more akin to a publisher.
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This instantly makes it more akin to an Echo Show.
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"So this is akin to 1950s campfire storytelling," he said.
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Instead, the scene was more akin to a music festival.
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Everyone is forced into lifelong military service, akin to slavery.
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Being a Broadway performer is akin to being an athlete.
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The first are akin to elites, the second to victims.
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Individual privacy is a common good, akin to public health.
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This health tech company is akin to OpenTable for doctors.
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Clinton's unpopularity is akin to the unpopularity of a workaholic.
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So maybe what I'm describing is akin to Stockholm syndrome.
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We turned his last name -- akin to Bahana -- into Banana.
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The policy could create something akin to Medicaid for all.
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It sees itself making a product akin to an iPhone.
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She notes it's akin to announcing they have an illness.
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That's akin to saying let's enjoy ourselves while we can.
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He is more akin to a superhero, an avenging angel.
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In other organizations, they are more akin to a dividend.
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Understanding men's lives is akin to understanding white people's lives.
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The Chamber's business model is akin to legalized money laundering.
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"This is akin to an oil tanker spill," Taylor said.
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But, it's smooth, the texture something akin to stiff linen.
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It was akin to emojis, but with even more utility.
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Donors are akin to a huge panel of interested experts.
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Fallacies taken as truth, they were akin to fake news.
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It was a learning curve akin to a vertical wall.
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I would learn my palate is akin to a kindergartner.
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Over all, though, this seems more akin to private equity.
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Prudence is different from but akin to art or craft.
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To many travelers, visiting Rome is akin to experiencing magic.
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Credit default swaps, or CDS, are akin to insurance policies.
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Pittsburgh heads in that direction with something akin to momentum.
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The discovery is akin to finding the "unicorn" of mollusks.
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The experience is something akin to a live watch party.
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However, a duty is something akin to a scared calling.
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Ending TPS for El Salvador is akin to exactly that.
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San Francisco has turned into something akin to a nightmare.
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But these drones were more akin to crude cruise missiles.
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And they saw his pitch as akin to what Justin.
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Sometimes they're more akin to poetry or essays than journalism.
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To her, the experience was akin to being a midwife.
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The British system is more akin to the US Veterans Administration.
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Weekend gatherings and company events were akin to frat-house ragers.
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Meanwhile the nation's retirees are akin to so many sitting ducks.
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The process is akin to applying sunscreen produced by the devil.
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The result was akin to tripping on your shoelaces mid-sprint.
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Any major crisis is akin to a heart attack, he said.
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The students' expression is "akin to 'pure speech'", Justice Fortas wrote.
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Or, perhaps, a classic cut akin to a 1990s David Bowie?
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Ice fishing in the snow is akin to shoveling your driveway.
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Harvard argues its admission processes are akin to a trade secret.
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To complain about meltdown and nuclear waste today is akin to
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Conservatism is a denomination within Judaism akin to Reform, Orthodox, Reconstructionist.
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Meanwhile, StrideUp's business model is akin to a property investment platform.
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The conditions of the professional footballer's employment are akin to slavery.
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It has a business-oriented chat service akin to America's Slack.
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This is not a movement akin to the Bernie Sanders phenomenon.
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If Slater was akin to Dreyfus, then Arthur Conan Doyle ended
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But we've seen restaurants slowing more akin to a recessionary environment.
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If so, this American dream is now akin to a dictatorship.
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It was akin to what Bernie Sanders offered voters, he said.
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He said they were more akin to theme parks than cinema.
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Uncertainty over Brexit is akin to picking at barely healed scabs.
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This would be akin to an iPhone arriving without iOS installed.
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Some regulators may view this as akin to a bank deposit.
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The synthesis she seeks is almost akin to atomic particle bonding.
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This was akin to the feeling I had by day three.
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Information is more akin to a kiss than to a coin.
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This is a human activity more akin to art than science.
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It would be akin to America returning the Statue of Liberty.
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Ultimately here, we're facing what is akin to a natural disaster.
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Trading oil futures has become akin to day-trading, she added.
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She said Facebook's technology made it akin to an employment agency.
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I don't like having something akin to hate on my heart.
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As in a play, these are story subsections, akin to chapters.
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Narrator: It's a single-celled organism akin to a giant amoeba.
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"It's more akin to buying a pair of shoes," he said.
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This would be akin to a quarterback sliding without being touched.
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Ozymandias, with God sending each one to something akin to hell.
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EU officials describe conditions there as akin to wartime concentration camps.
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It's akin to Hurricane Andrew in 1992 where everything was leveled.
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What worked for Leiter was something more akin to Marshall's method.
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Many courts have ruled that writing software is akin to writing speech.
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"Leave nothing but footprints," is akin to the Golden Rule for nature.
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It's akin to "rooting" an Android phone or "jailbreaking" an iOS device.
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A sound that, to me, is akin to nails on a blackboard.
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Mid-roll ads, akin to a short TV commercial, are Facebook's alternative.
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France has recognised homeopathic remedies as akin to medicine since the 1960s.
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Revisiting the event is akin to recalling a first kiss -- in reverse.
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But the movement can be viewed as akin to biting your fingernails.
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That's akin to identity theft, and it happened on a massive scale.
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Course builders prize sandy soil because it's akin to sculpture with butter.
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This was something akin to dragon fire zooming between Dany and Jon.
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Listening to them is akin to adjusting ones eyes to the dark.
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It's akin to the first time you put on a VR headset.
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Scenes akin to riots began to follow the band wherever they went.
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It's akin to how SpaceX lands its Falcon 9 rockets right now.
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Really, it looks to be more akin to a proof of concept.
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Alas, Tesco's avocado spread isn't akin to almond butter, or peanut butter.
|
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The original idea for Starlink was akin to most kid-focused games.
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Up next: Elizabeth Warren, whose job was somewhat akin to following Beyonce.
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In August the cyclone-prone Philippines set up something akin to FONDEN.
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By another measure, it was more akin to a 22018-year flood.
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Dr Evil argued that his work was akin to tattooing or piercing.
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Splatoon, for all its innovative ideas, was akin to a rough draft.
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The idea is something akin to a smarter "wish list" of sorts.
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Knausgaard reached this point is akin to how doctors measure hearing: A
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He was something akin to a chosen one, his path always predetermined.
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Perhaps it's akin to considering a marriage only on the wedding day.
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This is akin to Stephen R. Covey's 7th principle: Sharpen your saw.
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"It was technically not allowed but was akin to speeding," Epstein said.
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Norquist said what the state wants is akin to taxation without representation.
|
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Conservatives have called such requests from minority students akin to segregationist policies.
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Missing her rise akin to not seeing Trump's win coming in 22019.
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In the corporate world, this is akin to being a sex offender.
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She is currently Myanmar's state counsellor, a position akin to prime minister.
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There are no public records akin to police blotters in criminal cases.
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International observers, however, claim the centers are more akin to concentration camps.
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When start-ups begin, it's akin to Joseph Campbell's mythical hero's journey.
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Lambert also agrees with Corden that fat-shaming is akin to bullying.
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I like to think of it as akin to a surf cam.
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S.M.A. is a congenital and progressive neuromuscular weakness akin to muscular dystrophy.
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Being in the crowd is akin to going to a dog-track.
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In a way, it's become akin to watching your parents grow old.
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The attempt to normalize homosexuality is there akin to air-conditioning hell.
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To me, this child is akin to a distant, long-ago acquaintance.
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In this respect they are akin to cave paintings or medieval mosaics.
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One is intended to become a financial district akin to Wall Street.
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But drivers often have small physiques, akin to jockeys in horse racing.
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At its worst, it can even lead to symptoms akin to PTSD.
|
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Any use of foundation money to benefit himself is akin to theft.
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They could end up akin to utilities, providing low-margin financial plumbing.
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It's much more akin to printing money than it is to borrowing.
|
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The great LeBron James describes him as akin to a player whisperer.
|
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I experienced something akin to this when I had a kidney stone.
|
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CNBC analysts felt something akin to awe and all but prostrated themselves.
|
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Now the courtroom outfit has become akin to a red carpet moment.
|
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The discovery, they said, is akin to finding the "unicorn" of mollusks.
|
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These reforms would make the CFPB more akin to other executive agencies.
|
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The word Edhi is akin to an SOS call for many Pakistanis.
|
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Rather, it's better to think of storage as akin to transmission lines.
|
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"It's akin to libel and cursing," the company wrote on Sina Weibo.
|
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It's akin to a customer taking its business elsewhere, the judge said.
|
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And this will make compromise with neighbors seem dangerously akin to betrayal.
|
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That's akin to saying that the content of any protest is irrelevant.
|
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Mr. Kauffman said that pricing is akin to New York real estate.
|
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They are often kept in detention centers that are akin to prisons.
|
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Missing her rise akin to not seeing Trump's win coming in 2016.
|
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He saw this process as akin to actually experiencing episodic memories again.
|
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In other areas, markets, or something akin to them, are starting to develop.
|
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Greenfield said the Petro's initial coin offering (ICO) is akin to crowdfunding oppression.
|
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It's akin to humans taking extra vitamin C to ward off a cold.
|
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The result is something akin to a slightly broken violin or fog-horn.
|
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Roger Wicker in the November election in something akin to a quixotic challenge.
|
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It's akin to computers in automobiles that track oil levels and engine performance.
|
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It's akin to a high consideration purchase like a vacation or a car.
|
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This task will be something very specific, akin to Wootton's Quantum Awesomeness game.
|
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It's all more akin to a visual novel dressed up in stylish graphics.
|
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This notion poses challenges akin to those of "market definition" in traditional antitrust.
|
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For critics like Serano, the latter category is akin to gay conversion therapy.
|
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So Francis's putsch is akin to the annexation of one state by another.
|
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In an image and manners-obsessed world, uniqueness is akin to being monstrous.
|
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The final result looks akin to a Photoshop composite of two different shots.
|
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He sees competing against large companies akin to American patriots fighting the British.
|
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One commentator described his performance as akin to a hostage pleading for mercy.
|
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The result would be something akin to an online competitor to cable news.
|
|
At the same time, Mad River Glen is akin to a populist movement.
|
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Is taking advantage of Amazon's flash sale akin to crossing the picket line?
|
|
Watching "Game of Thrones" has become akin to watching a live sporting event.
|
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Moscow-based Thngs is building something akin to a Wikipedia for physical objects.
|
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The mobility division initially launched as a car-sharing service akin to Zipcar.
|
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Yet this misunderstands its institutional structure, which is more akin to a mirror.
|
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An ICO is akin to an IPO, but in temporal reverse (sort of).
|
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The effect is akin to seeing the world through a screened-in porch.
|
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It was a Herculean task, akin to being fashion consultant to Steve Bannon.
|
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Their spandex has been traded in for body armor akin to Iron Man's.
|
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The power plays are akin to "Game of Thrones", but without the blood.
|
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Think of it something akin to the app store approach to creating robots.
|
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It&aposs, like, akin to child abuse situation if you would even suggest.
|
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"To be honest, my initial response was something akin to terror," Zoe said.
|
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The effect is akin to giving away the workings of a magic trick.
|
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It is, says one, akin to injecting a micro dose of jet lag.
|
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It's akin to the Night Sight feature on the latest Google Pixel phones.
|
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Calling someone a "faggot" is akin to calling them weak, cowardly, and feminine.
|
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" By "patrimony" and "culture," Tosi evidently means something akin to "pasta" and "cheese.
|
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The director is more akin to an OB/GYN in the royal infirmary.
|
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It's a beloved hobby that helps me destress, akin to baking or napping.
|
|
When it came to Christmas, Jacobs would lean into something akin to ceremony.
|
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Some associate the symbolism with white supremacist sentiments, akin to the Confederate Flag.
|
|
He described his son's internet activities as "a disease," akin to an addiction.
|
|
"It's akin to looking at the skin of an onion," Dr. Taylor said.
|
|
The strategy is akin to hopping on a bandwagon or following the herd.
|
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The contamination could set off an ecological disaster akin to Chernobyl, Radionova warned.
|
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It's akin to the way Wikipedia is maintained by users around the globe.
|
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It does win some style points for its earthy appearance, akin to truffles.
|
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Governance and human development indicators are more akin to the highest-rated sovereigns.
|
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To me, that seems akin to the presidential campaign discussion of women's health.
|
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The original American colonies adopted many procedures akin to England's common-law methods.
|
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For me, the process of writing a novel is akin to surrogate parenting.
|
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To the insulter, liberal ideology is akin to another man fucking your wife.
|
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Dive bars are Ron Perlmans, face like cauliflower, breath akin to an ashtray.
|
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They suggest that perhaps what's going on here is akin to opioid withdrawal.
|
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Disrupting healthcare is not something akin to reinventing how you hail a cab.
|
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Imagine something akin to the Olympics, but with no IOC to oversee everything.
|
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The mobility division initially launched as a car-sharing service akin to Zipcar .
|
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" She said using the term is akin to "declaring war against a religion.
|
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Sovereignty is sacred in the United States, akin to motherhood and apple pie.
|
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In 2008, the repo market went through something akin to a bank run.
|
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BEIJING — To entrepreneurs in China, he is a legend akin to Steve Jobs.
|
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He created "a capsule of value" akin to a painting, Mr. Outred said.
|
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In other words, guaranteed income could be a plausible policy akin to reparations.
|
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The effect is vaguely akin to Joni Mitchell performing freestyle rap at Davos.
|
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Rather, my approach is akin to that of an anthropologist and an explorer.
|
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"Sul-sul" is akin to "Aloha", appropriate as a greeting or a farewell.
|
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The finding range should be akin to that of the standalone Tile units.
|
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The Spirit Awards are, in practice, more akin to the People's Choice Awards.
|
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The option is akin to putting a band-aid on a bullet wound.
|
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They used to have speaking roles and narrative arcs, more akin to theater.
|
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It was akin to leaving a window open overnight at the local bank.
|
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Post-war US journalism sought to become something slightly more akin to science.
|
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Trump, however, said the atmosphere was akin to that of a Trump rally.
|
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Such a statement from the sport's biggest names was akin to a commandment.
|
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"Latino groups saw that bill having provisions akin to slavery, Joe," Sanders said.
|
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Trump has yearned for a legal bulldog akin to his mentor Roy Cohn.
|
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"It would have been akin to saying 'let's go prosecute cash,'" Haun said.
|
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For some, securing a partner has been akin to finding a prom date.
|
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Caldwell added that the discovery was akin to breaking a land speed record.
|
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Something that&aposs akin to a "phase transition" approaching a crucial tipping point.
|
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This is akin to a legislative traffic jam staring everyone in the face.
|
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It leaves a bitter taste -- you know, something akin to lemonade without sweetener.
|
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Melania Trump condemning bullying is akin to Pat Nixon condemning the Watergate burglary.
|
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LONDON — Finding an outfit for the gym is much akin to Goldilocks' struggle.
|
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They are a tax on negative externalities — something akin to a pollution tax.
|
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Some genuinely believe that liberals and feminists practice something akin to human sacrifice.
|
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For newspapers, those are akin to the banner ads you see on their websites.
|
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RISE will rebroadcast signals sent from Earth, in a process akin to using radar.
|
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Energica's big battery acceleration is akin to striking a lightning bolt to the pavement.
|
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He searched for something akin to viral fossils inside the DNA of their hosts.
|
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Spending time on Pantsuit Nation is akin to hearing a chorus of battle cries.
|
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Sodi's process as an artist is much more akin to that of a scientist.
|
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Why not work toward a "local writing" movement akin to the local foods one?
|
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Its efforts to leverage SMS to facilitate celebrity-fan relationships is akin to SuperPhone.
|
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"Supporting them against Iran is akin to supporting Hamas against Al Qaeda," he said.
|
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Something akin to a wreckhead's version of The Sartorialist, or a Jägerbomb Tommy Ton.
|
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For classic software users or fans of Slack, it's akin to changing the theme.
|
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It's akin to "the quiet car on the train," says executive director Beth Finkelstein.
|
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Mementos is akin to Persona 3's Tartarus, a randomized dungeon with unknown depths.
|
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In 2015 a school-categorisation system vaguely akin to league tables was brought back.
|
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Granted, comparing flying a 737 is not wholly akin to driving a luxury sedan.
|
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This is akin to what AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka calls kitchen-table economics.
|
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Fashion is akin to sports in the fierce attachment it inspires in its devotees.
|
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Every meeting began with a "safety minute", akin to a blessing before a meal.
|
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JD.com has adopted an expensive "asset-heavy" business model akin to Amazon's in America.
|
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A stronger far-left, akin to Podemos, has emerged from student protests in 2011.
|
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And it's – you know, we're building something and that's much more akin to eBay.
|
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This approach is akin to the model large endowments have used successfully for decades.
|
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Kionne McGhee introduced bills akin to California's in their respective legislatures Monday, they said.
|
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Many devices can also track your pet's activity level, akin to their human counterparts.
|
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He noted the scenes around the country were not akin to the polarized 1960s.
|
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A new developing-story format called "newscast" will provide something akin to Twitter's Moments.
|
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The '803s are somewhat akin to pure escapism from the harsher realities of life.
|
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But we have to do much more before something akin to natural conversation emerges.
|
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It's becoming something akin to a department store, but it can't make everything itself.
|
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Norway and Alaska already have something akin to this, though funded by oil wealth.
|
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In recent years, it's been viewed as something more akin to a household utility.
|
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How do you regulate a company that's becoming something more akin to an infrastructure?
|
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Gnog, meanwhile, turns the puzzle-solving into something akin to playing with a toy.
|
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Mr Hertz says that Illinois is akin to New Jersey or Arizona, for example.
|
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The idea of marking repeatedly is very ritualistic and akin to praying or chanting.
|
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Essentially it's akin to a part privatization of national assets to stoke economy growth.
|
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You can think about this kind of robot as akin to an invertebrate organism.
|
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It's not akin to smoking heroin in the airplane's toilet, as the article suggests.
|
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But there is some research that shows that fake news is akin to epidemics.
|
|
Summit had become a known spectacle and status symbol, akin to a private Coachella.
|
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This resolution, Quayola insists, makes the prints more akin to objects than mere images.
|
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In the calcified realm of vintage automobiles, Singer is akin to a tech unicorn.
|
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It's a bold design decision, a vintage throwback akin to the Fujifilm Instax camera.
|
|
There are still ways to elicit a feeling akin to that pyrotechnic blood lust.
|
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Soon, all-white governments, akin to the former Confederate regimes, were back in power.
|
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And it's not akin to anything ethics experts have called on him to do.
|
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Bixby, of course, started life as a mobile offering, akin to Apple's Siri play.
|
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Instead, we watch someone experiencing something much more akin to a complete manic episode.
|
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But these Thunder aren't akin to Allen Iverson's 2001 Philadelphia 76ers, or not exactly.
|
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The result is something akin to crossed wires, and now Trump is short-circuiting.
|
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I've wondered if we should get back to something that's more akin to that.
|
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In reality, they are clownish, pitiful figures more akin to Larry, Curly, and Moe.
|
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"In some ways, their collaboration is akin to a great songwriting duo," he said.
|
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This is akin to Alibaba's marketplace play of connecting buyers and third-party sellers.
|
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We adopted personas akin to our favorite Beatles, and hung posters on our walls.
|
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Is it akin to Archie Bunker's racism — one ugly facet of a complex character?
|
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In the Rand worldview, that would be "unearned guilt" and akin to a sin.
|
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Akin to Tyra Banks 2005 Top Model rant, I was rooting for this show.
|
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Some aspects of this process are rigged; other aspects are akin to a lottery.
|
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"This is more akin to when attorneys do pro bono work," he told Gizmodo.
|
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I was then visiting the house on a daily basis, akin to sitting shiva.
|
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"Chelsea boots in a very dark burgundy akin to dark brown," according to Baudoin.
|
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Failure to deliver on it is akin to an exercise in political self-immolation.
|
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She then joked that the U.S. under Trump's presidency was akin to a teenager.
|
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However, the "process" of interacting with government is usually downright excruciating, akin to torture.
|
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Once obesity sets in, it's akin to a switch that turns the disease on.
|
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This prompted something akin to the Klondike gold rush that happened 150 years later.
|
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WeWork confirmed it is adopting something akin to the so-called "Up-C" structure.
|
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Tries and conversions in rugby are akin to touchdowns and extra points in football.
|
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I had arrived in Prospect Park hoping to achieve something akin to astral projection.
|
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He prefers a single-payer system akin to expanding Medicare for the entire population.
|
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But for years Google has presented its algorithms as akin to an impartial index.
|
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She's akin to a puppet, manipulated by threads that limit her freedom of movement.
|
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Akin to flipping through radio stations, one hears news, ads, jazz, and Charles Ives.
|
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But this strategy is akin to putting a Band-Aid on a gunshot wound.
|
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To arrive on time to a Harry Styles show is akin to missing it.
|
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This visually striking dungeon crawler embraces voxels as a style akin to pixel art.
|
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Akin to James Blake's plushly downtempo torch tunes, love's turmoil ekes into every bar.
|
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There's a long and varied list of criticisms: It is akin to playing God.
|
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Some, like Celebrate Recovery, are akin to Alcoholics Anonymous or its counterpart, Narcotics Anonymous.
|
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"Leadership is actually more akin to consistency of authenticity across stressful environments," Gervais said.
|
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Each sentence leads to the next, from moment to moment, akin to automatic writing.
|
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It's akin to singing, because you have to take a breath at some point.
|
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Before, state delegates could view their states' votes as something akin to a recommendation.
|
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Let's examine the hypothetical scenario in which something akin to O'Rourke's proposal gets enacted.
|
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There is also another dynamic at play, involving something akin to a protection racket.
|
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They can present testimony and evidence before an immigration judge, akin to a trial.
|
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Living next door to them is probably akin to living next to trombone players.
|
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"akin to naming a notorious arsonist as chief of the local fire department," in
|
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"It's akin to the week between Christmas and New Year," he said on Monday.
|
|
" According to Washington Post journalist Aaron Blake, Pompeo&aposs rejoinder was akin to "gaslighting.
|
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But that's akin to concluding that all of LeBron James's coaches have been geniuses.
|
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But this argument — which others made, as well — is akin to overriding the Constitution.
|
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The past week has increased the chances that something akin to an alliance exists.
|
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The red planet was once akin to Earth, with plentiful water and active volcanoes.
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In October, he joked about declaring London a city-state, akin to Vatican City.
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In some cases, it was an experience akin to watching a former self die.
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And if solidarity is like a muscle, then judgment is akin to a reflex.
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The challenge is akin to generating a sample of voters in a presidential poll.
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As such, lynching spectators likely experienced a mindlessness akin to a drug-induced state.
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It's more akin to what happens in between each picture you share on Facebook.
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"Failure of memory is not akin to a false statement," Mr. Manafort's lawyers said.
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This secret knowledge is akin to the meaning and organization of a personal library.
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What it's created is really akin to a battle space for attention and manipulation.
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For comics readers, this approach might feel akin to something like Game of Thrones.
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From the Nasher's perspective, what I was doing was akin to crowding the David.
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German Bunds — seen as a safe-haven somewhat akin to Treasurys — also fell on Thursday.
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But the rest of the gear is quite affordable, akin to installing a fish tank.
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"In Vietnam, the internet economy is akin to a dragon being unleashed," the report states.
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Playing with redundant images is akin to a monk in the woods counting pine straw.
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The administration's proposed budget will be akin to taking away the Agency's bread and water.
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The law regards same-sex relations between soldiers as "disgraceful conduct," akin to sexual assault.
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Their efforts, Mr Blanchette wryly notes, are akin to those of American climate-change deniers.
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On a per-minute basis, more akin to television, 243,000 people were watching, on average.
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He says her comedic partnership with Cindy was akin to Lucille Ball, but more modern.
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He said Greenblatt&aposs discourse was akin to leaders of the far right in Israel.
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Google's Demo Day are akin to a short version of an early-stage startup program.
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This puzzle-solving exploration in Vignettes makes it almost akin to a minimalistic adventure game.
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There's an entire ecosystem to be built, akin to the App Store in its scale.
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Someone who's deathly afraid of drowning will likely experience some simulation akin to that experience.
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That is akin to sacrilege in a family-style group wedded to corporate social responsibility.
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Currently, silencers are treated akin to heavy weaponry such as machine guns under federal law.
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For me, William's arc was akin to an origin story for a Men's Rights Activist.
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"It's sort of akin to a digital armored car service," he said about cryptocurrency firms.
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Once outfitted with green wristbands, we headed into what was akin to a massive hotbox.
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Agha says the user experience is most akin to TikTok or Snap, rather than Instagram.
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But it was akin to a major operation by trial and error and without anaesthetic.
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Something akin to Asia's rural development may, at last, be happening in parts of Africa.
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But she insisted on pretending that the whole thing was akin to a mere typo.
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Something akin to bankruptcy is possible only because of a federal law passed in 2016.
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This isn't akin to the huge upgrade that iOS 11 gets you on the iPad.
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Scoring 30 points above that is roughly akin to completing an extra year of schooling.
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At first glance, it seems like a rallying cry — perhaps akin to CaShawn Thompson's #BlackGirlMagic.
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Goxip's core app is akin to a 'shoppable Instagram,' as we wrote back in 203.
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It's something akin to the cover charge you'd pay for going out to a nightclub.
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Gravitational waves should be no different, only with something more akin to sound than light.
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German bunds — perceived as "safe-haven" assets akin to U.S. Treasury notes — fell on Monday.
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So far we know to expect a prequel, akin to Maleficent, set in 1970s England.
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Facebook will also give Group leaders more tools, akin to what Facebook provides Page owners.
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It's a process akin to burning out the underbrush so the healthiest trees can grow.
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But could cannabis really eventually be seen as akin to Vitamin C, as Strong suggests?
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The core functionality of Snapchat is more akin to instant messaging than it is Instagram.
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For Mr Danilov, the challenge is akin to "making a sober man from two alcoholics".
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At those levels, the sector is trading more akin to average Double B rated credits.
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" In 2005, Li won "Supergirl," a Chinese females-only talent show akin to "American Idol.
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With increased processing power, creators could further pursue something akin to reality in their simulations.
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In this iteration of the character, Chucky is akin to a walking, talking Amazon Alexa.
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"It's not smart, it's not funny and is akin to changing a ringtone," Savanh said.
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The appeal is a cute form of escapism—akin to puppy cams or cat memes.
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It's more akin to heavy-duty, serious sets like the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.
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The endeavor seemed akin to looking for cups of water added to a swimming pool.
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However, lighting the cauldron wasn't always a fiery spectacle akin to a space shuttle launch.
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Its governance indicators and human development indicators are more akin to the highest-rated sovereigns.
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"Deradicalization is a process which spans years; it is akin to an addiction," Dow explains.
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It's inherent to the sport, which is less akin to hockey or soccer than boxing.
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The Lyric T5 is square and monochrome – looking akin to an oversized 1980s digital watch.
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" Trump's budget, he said, "will be akin to taking away the agency's bread and water.
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There's an entire ecosystem, akin to the App Store in its scale, to be built.
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It's more akin to playing a Telltale adventure game with button prompts for action moments.
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China Literature, which is 62 percent owned by Tencent , has a business akin to Amazon.
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Some feel ad blocking is akin to stealing from the websites and services you visit.
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He is a novelty candidate akin to Herman Cain or Michele Bachmann, Mr. Fallows explained.
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Alter's column asserts that censuring the president is akin to the Senate censure of Sen.
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His boxing is more akin to fence—stepping in and out on a straight line.
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Oh, and the track itself, is another staticky stomper akin to his Analogue Bubblebath series.
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To me, that question is akin to asking whether basketball or Michael Jordan came first.
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This can create a feeling akin to looking at zombies, and can creep people out.
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Furino sees something akin to the "deconstruction of the human form" in this short piece.
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I know this is an unpopular opinion, akin to saying you believe grandmas are overrated.
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It's akin to wandering around aimlessly and hoping to one day arrive at financial freedom.
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Investing in cyber security, on the other hand, is akin to buying an insurance policy.
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"Trypophobia is more akin to disgust than to fear," Wilkins told Business Insider in 2015.
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To question anything vaccine-related has become akin to questioning the roundness of the Earth.
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A procedural step, the item is akin to formally considering regulations in a given area.
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But he did say proof of something akin to bribery was required in corruption prosecutions.
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CEO Lei Jun developed a cult status akin to the late Apple founder Steve Jobs.
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About half a second later, a deafening blast akin to 1,000 thunderclaps pounded my ears.
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Instead, we should view user data as a public resource, akin to the broadcast spectrum.
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He has said the change is akin to "giving banks the textbook—not the test".
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Should minivans with car seats get special parking places akin to those for disabled people?
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For unproved Theranos, the Walgreens endorsement was akin to the Good Housekeeping seal of approval.
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It's akin to the difference between high-resolution TV and old black-and-white technologies.
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Too often, the effect was akin to having the screen just positioned on your face.
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It's an experience more akin to Groundhog Day than an aching, political Victorian love story.
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According to Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle website Goop, coconut oil is akin to a miracle drug.
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"It's not smart, it's not funny and is akin to changing a ringtone," Bennett said.
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Russia denies any involvement and says the conflict is more akin to a civil war.
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Vicchoqueña is a mutant of negra criolla that yields a wine akin to pinot noir.
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The group's members are compromised figures whose blind spots are often akin to Francis's own.
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So too will forest fires akin to the lung-scorching ones in Siberia this summer.
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"The cards that I own are more akin to works of art," Mr. Kendrick said.
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In short, for Mr. Abbas and Mr. Erekat, this approach is akin to national suicide.
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Their early efforts will be clumsy, somewhat akin to a Compaq computer of the 1980s.
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"What we're doing now is akin to some of the wartime efforts," Mr. Miquelon said.
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They might see their work as akin to a curator's, a librarian's or a publisher's.
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Some conservative groups and lawmakers also argue the approach is akin to government price-setting.
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The genomic technique used to compare the viruses is akin to constructing a family tree.
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This is akin to Stuxnet in 2010 and the influence operations surrounding the 2016 elections.
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The acceleration, the deceleration, the lateral movement, those are very akin to a roller coaster.
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" The Guardian said that reading the novel "is an experience akin to watching a movie.
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All loss is akin to other loss; loss begets loss, and loss leads to desolation.
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It's akin to how Netflix released its other recent hit reality television show The Circle.
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A polar bear standing in the distance likely would have heard something akin to thunder.
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In New Haven, pizza is something akin to a religion, and there are different sects.
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With an authenticity program akin to GOAT, StockX also adds the element of transparent pricing.
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If you hadn't noticed, United States internet privacy oversight is akin to the wild west.
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Those with the condition often report an experience akin to watching yourself in a movie.
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The message: A vote for Bernie is akin to a repudiation of the Obama legacy.
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Significantly, the notice also portrayed Adidas as a representative of Kansas, akin to a booster.
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It&aposs akin to a subscription business that people are paying 10 times revenues for.
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Classic TV experience akin to watching Mr. Robot or Twin Peaks for the 1st time.
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"Stagnant professional growth is akin to the effects inflation has on your cash," he said.
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Getting a good night's rest during the holiday season is akin to having a superpower.
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The candidate's visit to Party headquarters was akin to a general visiting a conquered territory.
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Seeing in full color for the first time was apparently akin to having an orgasm.
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For many, gambling is thrilling, and in many ways stock-picking is akin to gambling.
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Since then, Wuerl has remained as the archdiocese's apostolic administrator, akin to an interim manager.
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It's roughly akin to a grand jury handing down an indictment in a criminal procedure.
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A base is akin to a corporate headquarters, bringing with it jobs in related businesses.
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At worst, the consequences are akin to what happens when you breathe in polluted air.
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That outcome, Siegelman said, is akin to flipping a coin and always coming up heads.
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The Times poll found strong support for a wealth tax akin to Ms. Warren's plan.
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She believed that loving God was akin to renouncing food even when one is hungry.
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Why was every serious moment broken up by a comedy moment akin to self-parody?
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It was akin to a late Christmas present for down-in-the-dumps House Democrats.
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Their sound became more complex, progressive and laden with keyboards, akin to a Latin Queensrÿche.
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" Since he had very limited time, I told him, "Wahhabists are akin to Southern Baptists.
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When Alfredo Orejuela heard about it, his reaction was something akin to an eye-roll.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA) that the hush payments scheme is akin to a criminal conspiracy.
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The cumulative effect of the painted symbols is something akin to a language or code.
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Some researchers described it as something akin to Metasploit, a popular open source hacking framework.
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The discipline of stitching has given way to a wayward, irregular line akin to drawing.
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I will say that when a painting clicks, it is something akin to that devotional feeling.
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Especially since its performance is akin to a small gaming desktop rather than a gaming laptop.
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Many Israelis disliked the deal, seeing it as akin to paying protection money to the militants.
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It's almost akin to wax melting, and with gravity the structures are "dripping" or migrating downwards.
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Chapek says it's "much more akin to a cruise ship journey" than staying in a hotel.
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Knocking a website offline is seen as akin to physically preventing people from entering a building.
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It's a payment system, somewhat akin to PayPal, and PayPal is a multi-billion dollar company.
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The Backstage concept operates as a pure off-price shop akin to Marshalls or T.J. Maxx.
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When people feel insecure, actions often have a feel-good effect akin to a sugar high.
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But for some women, like Claire, a home abortion is akin to home birth: a choice.
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Debbie Stabenow raised past comments Mulvaney made that Social Security is akin to a Ponzi scheme.
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That device is more akin to the Tricorder Star Trek's chief science officer Mr. Spock carried.
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So for now, Cagney's resignation is akin to resigning to spend more time with one's family.
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Maybe it's just that your cheap, junky bike seat is something akin to a torture device.
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I thought certain aspects here felt intriguingly akin to elements in the work of Peter Halley.
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Even Chandra concedes that some kind of independent standard akin to ISO certifications would be preferable.
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Residents eagerly await the brief spell in July when the region enjoys something akin to summer.
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Trying to predict the market so far this year is akin to picking winning lottery numbers.
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This embrace of ground-level computation calls to mind machine intelligence more akin to times past.
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In a way, this is akin to renting an apartment instead of owning your own home.
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That would have been akin to filing a grievance when they should be counting their blessings.
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No wonder, then, that far-right pundits view him as an obstacle akin to Bernie Sanders.
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As Lady Archer squeezes, primps, and plumps, we see gestures strangely akin to the nearby boxer's.
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This has left some of Deliveroo's couriers unhappy enough to hold something akin to a strike.
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At least the smart heels claim to offer something more akin to comfort, rather than shaming.
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" Which paper was not specified, but we'll assume he means something more akin to "been published.
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The video responses feature is something more akin to a video voicemail-based call-in feature.
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The next 23% is akin to central Europe, in the middle of the global wealth pack.
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"It is akin to sending a deep-space probe to the outer solar system," Dziak said.
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It was akin to dumping a bowling ball into a bathtub — the effects could be catastrophic.
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Both reportedly use a voice assistant developed by Facebook, akin to Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri.
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Others want to see a color wheel of smell, akin to what we have for sight.
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To do nothing, especially when the patient was so young, seemed akin to murder to me.
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For the Puteens, the president is akin to the sun, a constant feature of the environment.
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The default is For You, an algorithmically generated stream of videos akin to Instagram's Explore page.
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Today, it's more akin to a bot that may help you complete a task in Slack.
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Questioning the safety of the nuclear plant was akin to disavowing one's family, friends, and neighbors.
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Therefore, this is more akin to EF as a startup in its own right raising funding.
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It is a request to unlock a specific device, akin to wiretapping a single phone line.
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It makes a certain kind of sense if you assume geopolitics are akin to schoolyard brawls.
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This matched what scholars who have studied CrossFit have concluded: It is akin to a religion.
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Being undocumented is a civil, and not a criminal violation, akin to failure to pay taxes.
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The tariff would be akin to a 10 percent tax added to the bill at Walmart.
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What once distinguished Pandora from its competitors was its continuous playlists, akin to personal radio stations.
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Is Bitcoin cash-like money, or is it a long-term investment more akin to gold?
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The headset is HTC's latest crack at standalone VR, more akin to Oculus Go or Quest.
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Letting the balance sheet decline is akin to additional rate hikes, several Fed officials have said.
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For many, this is more than a demonstration, but is more akin to a programmatic reform.
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A lot of what the service does is akin to a very intelligent auto-complete tool.
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Wait six months, and the mead takes on a color and taste akin to white wine.
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The protagonist of "Boy" is something akin to a 17 year-old Estragon loitering outside Footlocker.
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Twitter was more akin to group message platforms like GroupMe, the kind popular with today's youngs.
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You might remember something akin to this way back in the day — a tool called Fraps.
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Our virtual selves perpetually inhabit spaces that are more akin to shopping malls than public squares.
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Akin to JDate, CultureCrush allows users to connect with others from specific ethnic or national backgrounds.
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It's akin to putting locks on doors only after criminals have run away with the loot.
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Gaming addiction is being increasingly recognized by medical professionals as a 'process addiction' akin to gambling.
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Anaplastic thyroid tumors are also known for their aberrant firmness, more akin to wood than flesh.
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The hobby had an arcane, almost Victorian dustiness to it, akin to collecting stamps or coins.
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This, I argue, is akin to protecting your family from a fire, without fireproofing your home.
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By all accounts, Trump's tax returns are being treated like something akin to a state secret.
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In this, the Giants are akin to the female manatee, which mates only every other year.
|
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Democrats on the panel argued that Republicans are on a "witch hunt" akin to former Sen.
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Akin to the state motto: Wild, Wonderful, and welcoming ... Dirksen Senate Office Building, 5:30 p.m.
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They also argued the swap was akin to negotiating with terrorists, which is against U.S. policy.
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Dubai-based Emirates and Abu Dhabi-based Etihad have become akin to national airlines of India.
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I imagine there's a balance between what's compelling and something that's more akin to a reenactment.
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Cantor Gaming avoided criminal charges by signing the nonprosecution agreement, which is akin to corporate probation.
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Maybe it was akin to the sacred bond between a mother and her child, he suggested.
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When the pies are served warm, the filling is akin to a fresh cheese, she said.
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Getting a healthy friend to fill out the test, for instance, is akin to insurance fraud.
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The dilemma facing voters will be akin to that found in a winner-take-all primary.
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Others insisted I make a batter that bakes into something akin to a soufflé-like casserole.
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Throughout the next decade, Nintendo released a series of handheld devices akin to the Game Boy.
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In the modern era, losing access to these services is akin to experiencing an electricity outage.
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The result, Wikelski hopes, will be a disaster-prediction network akin to an 'internet of wings.
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For this cat, the reaction to making America "great again" is something akin to sheer terror.
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The sensation was akin to taking a large vacuum hose and pressing it against your skin.
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Winning a national championship at Kentucky is akin to becoming a made man in the mob.
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He often portrays this election as akin to 1980, when Ronald Reagan won in a landslide.
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It's more akin to the keystrokes of administrators in the cold, indifferent bureaucracy of the universe.
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The idea was to offer something akin to Amazon Prime Now for local stores and merchants.
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" To that end, Keatz's cloud kitchens can be thought of as akin to a "factory operator.
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The law here is akin to asking bootleggers to mark their barrels with their contact information.
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Conveniently, electricity is akin to spirit—it is invisible, very fast, almost immaterial and, possibly, immortal!
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In a more finalized version, it will probably look like something more akin to a wetsuit.
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Researchers consider loneliness akin to hunger and thirst: It's an aversive cue that something is wrong.
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The pinnacle would be to make a collaborations-led album, something akin to the Gorillaz's output.
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The Title III provision allows for a court debt restructuring process akin to U.S. bankruptcy protection.
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Really, it's more akin to an information hub that uses some contextual clues to serve content.
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If consensual talks fail, Puerto Rico can enter a court-supervised workout, akin to U.S. bankruptcy.
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But cities dominated by extreme violence can require tactics more akin to counter-insurgency, said Muggah.
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Like Mr. A, the Question spoke in a stilted, didactic vernacular akin to a philosophical tract's.
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"You know, tackling this pandemic is a national emergency akin to fighting a war," he said.
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Something akin to a fair-to-middling algebra student being dropped into a multivariable calculus seminar.
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The unfortunate result, however, was a taste akin to licking vanilla concentrate from a rubber hose.
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Once your honor is lost, it's akin to having lost your position and security in society.
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There probably have been productions for centuries in which opera direction has been akin to choreography.
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But these days Mr. Marden feels far more akin to the spontaneity of the Abstract Expressionists.
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For Woods, returning to the old putter was akin to Linus Van Pelt rediscovering his blanket.
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Many of today's e-merchants sell in a digital marketplace, akin to a medieval town square.
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The bud design looks akin to the AirPods, which rest gently outside of your inner ear.
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He also said the investments Germany was willing to make in Namibia were akin to reparations.
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But some advisers challenge this point of view, saying it is almost akin to market timing.
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" This is akin to saying, "He's a great chef, despite earning a Ph.D. in culinary arts.
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Akin to penmanship and opera singing, human driving will soon be a practice of the past.
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Savage also suggests having "chicken money" — akin to emergency savings — set aside for times of turmoil.
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They also tend to be primarily transactional — more akin to specialized marketplaces than they are communities.
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That required a bit of trickery akin to hiding a flat screen TV behind a bookcase.
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For many fans, the Worlds opening ceremony is akin to the Super Bowl half-time show.
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The 600 bats each cost $3, Mr. Hall said, and are akin to a ballpark souvenir.
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And anyway, at their age the relationship was probably more akin to roommates than romantic partners.
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The Golden Globes are akin to the Iowa straw poll, a dubious contest with outsized influence.
|
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She said learning trading terms to consider Coscia's appeal was akin to learning a new language.
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Amazon has also announced that it will create its own package delivery service akin to UPS.
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Now we find ourselves in a situation that looks akin to the South of the 1890s.
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For many members, opening day was something more akin to Take Your Children to Work Day.
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This can be akin to Facebook shutting down one side in national debates, one expert argues.
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The absence of anything akin to a decision-making process in the administration is not surprising.
|
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Russian senator Aleksey Pushkov said scrapping the agreement was akin to choosing between war and peace.
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It was far more organized than most street gangs, almost akin to the Mafia, prosecutors said.
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The absence of fear was a peculiar sensation, akin to coolly scrutinizing my own amputated hand.
|
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The potential loss of the Amazon headquarters would be more akin to a long-term disaster.
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Her approach feels akin to that of Frank O'Hara or Leslie Scalapino in its wild specificity.
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For her, regular help from a sugar daddy is akin to a full-time work contract.
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It's a problem akin to what traditional publishers faced in the early days of digital media.
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" Medina has also had numerous moments with subjects that he describes as akin to "therapy sessions.
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Araiza tortillas are earthy yellow with an aroma akin to holding a cornfield in your cupped hands.
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Chris Pratt's on-set experience is less drowny and more akin to crashing golf carts into things.
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In life, Anatoliadelphys would have resembled something akin to one of Australia's quolls crossed with a possum.
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In essence the pebbles behave as particles, allowing behaviour that is akin to that of a fluid.
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Furthermore, the President-elect's other Cabinet nominations form something akin to the four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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But in the eyes of his critics, that position is akin to claiming the earth is flat.
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The service is akin to e-filing taxes, according to Stride founder and chief executive, Noah Lang.
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Melodic, groovy, and oozing with charisma, Secondsight play an introspective style of hardcore akin to Turning Point.
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It was akin to "business blackmail," said a person familiar with MSCI's negotiations with Chinese regulatory authorities.
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However, Gulliver's own cod theory is that a long trip is akin to walking over a hill.
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Some levy fees on certain products, akin to bottle deposits, to ensure they are disposed of safely.
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And having a timeline of meditation metrics akin to an Apple or Fitbit app is certainly appealing.
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The idea behind Holberton has always been to give students something akin to a college engineering degree.
|
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Creating an orgonite is an Instagram-friendly DIY project akin to keeping a crystal at your desk.
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German Bunds — which are viewed as a "safe haven" asset akin to Treasurys — traded lower on Wednesday.
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It's akin to what the city of London does with entry fees for vehicles there, Youakim said.
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Money and fame made them something akin to royalty, and the object of fascination for the press.
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The potential for widespread flooding is very high, akin to that from a tropical storm or hurricane.
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On Monday, Trump positioned the fight against ISIS as an ideological battle akin to the Cold War.
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Uncovering a blog post from 2012 is, in internet years is akin to finding the Rosetta stone.
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WeChat will in turn factor those reviews into search results, akin to how the App Store works.
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Mentorship is free, but in terms of workplace happiness, it's akin to giving workers a salary bump.
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Now Mr Johnson's appeal is more akin to Marmite, a love-it-or-hate-it breakfast spread.
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La La Land's frontrunner status is akin to being the top-seeded team in a sporting event.
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Duck blood has a texture akin to tofu; it is fermented and has a heavy offal taste.
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Tesla could issue straight debt akin to the 5.3 percent coupon junk bond coming due in 2025.
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They're something akin to antiheroes, functioning as protagonists or the films' main draw without being good guys.
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The effect of is something akin to a duotone fantasy, full of whimsical but starkly strange imagery.
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It's akin to building an entire car "from scratch" save for the engine, seats, tires, and frame.
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The company will be launching an online subscription service akin to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
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It's much easier, more akin to Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure than an actual history book. And
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Initially, Denbo thought working at a Ren fair would be something akin to Shakespeare in the Park.
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" "Building islands and then putting military assets on those islands is akin to Russia's taking of Crimea.
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Her coaches and teammates described her as a "physical" player who was akin to an NFL fullback.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said the disruption could be akin to the 1970s oil shock.
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Kellman: In terms of being injured and not knowing it, it's akin to a college football injury.
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Inside them, robots whisk new Volkswagens into storage racks, an entertaining ceremony akin to a votive offering.
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The virtual identity is akin to a Twitter username, and like Twitter usernames, many Gamertags are coveted.
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" She goes on to describe the process as akin to having "a truck driven through your vagina.
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It's more akin to what Adobe did in 2013 when it began shifting to a subscription model.
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Madeline, Jane, and Celeste are all dealing with intense personal trauma that are akin to a grenade.
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The space that Tango Card is working in is akin to what Stripe is doing in payments.
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You could also imagine it being used to convey severe angst akin to an upside-down flag.
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Self-driving tech for trucking could someday be akin to a commercial airline pilot turning on autopilot.
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READ: Conflict with N. Korea would be akin to WWII, U.S. general says North Korea remains defiant.
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Fitch recognizes the financing elements associated with these transactions, but does not consider them akin to debt.
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His critics, including some in his own party, see that as disturbingly akin to one-man rule.
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Many seem to think being a beauty editor is akin to being a makeup artist or hairstylist.
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Many people worried about a new "robber baron" era, akin to America's in the late 19th century.
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Nonetheless, the effect of her face is a payoff akin to an explosion in an action movie.
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Those readers are getting theSkimm's content — akin to a CliffsNotes of important news events — at no cost.
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The hyperloop works by propelling pods through tubes using magnets reaching speeds akin to those of airplanes.
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Such a change would spell disaster, akin to playing football or any other sport without a referee.
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Knowing you've got a few fine books tucked away for beach or lawn is akin to bliss.
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Car title loans are akin to payday loans, although they are often for larger amounts of money.
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Slow medicine, which is akin to palliative and hospice care, has been increasingly available in nursing homes.
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Oil sands (called "tar sands" by opponents) production is more akin to strip mining than traditional drilling.
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Or should it accept the federal government's more vigorous efforts to pursue something akin to full integration?
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It could also conceivably usher in a full-blown trade war akin to that of the 1930s.
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Fitting wiring is more akin to craft than mass production, so high-quality workers are crucial, too.
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Tankersley described wearing the full Level 4 loadout as something akin to spending hours in a sauna.
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Moreover, the reputational damage and the trauma experienced by the falsely accused is akin to rape itself.
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" But young people are split as to whether the term is akin to adults calling them "snowflake.
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But investors get protection akin to Anastasia's safe word, which when uttered requires her to be untied.
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The same goes for toxic culture, which could relate to workplace unrest akin to Google's mass walkouts.
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All you have to say is something akin to, 'I blame myself for your outburst earlier today.
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It has also created online software for manufacturing that is akin to some of Oracle's software applications.
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Some GOP senators say that approach is akin to price controls, which are anathema to many Republicans.
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M.B.S. was uncompromising in foreign policy, describing the mullahs who presided over Iran as akin to Nazis.
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Their documentation is akin to fingerprinting — recording unique material to authenticate the Boulle pieces and other works.
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The way we've been doing it is akin to the way one might train for a marathon.
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The move felt akin to investing in a lo mein shop months before opening Momofuku Noodle Bar.
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Michael said that keeping track of their expenses had become a habit akin to brushing their teeth.
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This should make sense—it's akin to the way big dogs live shorter lives than small dogs.
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The gluttony is key for the city's restauranteurs, akin to Black Friday for retailers nationwide, McNulty explained.
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The board may push some government agencies into a court restructuring process akin to a U.S. bankruptcy.
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She claims the way people perceive ICE is akin to the way people perceive the KKK. What?!!
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This will be akin to the review over Smithfields when it was bought by Shuanghui International Holdings.
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The surgery to remove this benign, but huge, mass would be akin to having a C-section.
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An epic otherworldly event, akin to being overcome by an oppressive heat wave or witnessing cascading plateaus.
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Rudolph's Brutalist building was completed in 1967, but its fate today is akin to … actually, I'm speechless.
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For this series, he adopted a documentary approach akin to the anthropological style of the participant observer.
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But beware, these artists are akin to Dr. Frankenstein, and their work is not for the squeamish.
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Issei offers me a Pocari Sweat—a cloudy beverage akin to Gatorade—and I down it quickly.
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For those still holding out hope for something akin to a Surface Phone, however, well, keep holding.
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Gero calls it a "physical and geographical movement of cultures," akin to the great migrations of humans.
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Instead, they must create varied, three-dimensional slabs akin to a chicken breast or a pork roast.
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This might be akin to "natural selection," but the success of a particular function is hardly random.
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He also said buying bitcoin was akin to gambling because it had the same level of risk.
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Mr. Price said it helped to think of the wine business as akin to the airline business.
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"As a general matter, it would be akin to any other kind of trespass law," Rowland said.
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But in Spring 2017, Ms. McBride said, the agency said that death was not akin to abandonment.
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Some people think calling someone a "cracker" is akin to using the n word, but others disagree.
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It felt like the comic-book version of death, which is something akin to a bad cold.
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To the world, he appeared akin to a rapist and the roof of his life fell in.
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Akin to Porter's outfit, Xtravaganza once famously wore a tuxedo with a removable skirt during a competition.
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Mr. Trump sees the recounts, one person close to him said, as akin to a personal attack.
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Advocates have said that denying inmates access to these medications is akin to denying insulin to diabetics.
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Mr. Weil was charged with reckless conduct, something akin to waving a loaded gun in the air.
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He filters politically charged work through a raspy and psychedelic aesthetic akin to Ed Roth's Rat Fink.
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Critics called it pseudoscience and said the search was akin to using public dollars to study mermaids.
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And the company requires replacement parts to be verified electronically — a process akin to clearing passport control.
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But anyone suggesting that Facebook is akin to a pinned football player misrepresents its resilience and power.
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It's akin to writing off a vehicular homicide because the driver happens to be a known alcoholic.
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Cortelyou Road, akin to the main street of a cozy town, is abuzz with boutique-like businesses.
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In our podcast this week, we speak with Steve Lickteig, who absorbed a betrayal akin to yours.
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Israel has both a creamy style and something drier and more akin to pressed, dry cottage cheese.
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" But reading some of these books aloud to her felt akin to handing her "The Anarchist Cookbook.
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" He was "caught up with the emotion, the excitement, and with something akin to enchantment, even awe.
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Instead he has fashioned an edge-of-the-seat experience more akin to watching a horror movie.
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For many, this postseason has been akin to that first holiday meal without a beloved family member.
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It's akin to telling someone, "You need a new car," and then giving the person a lemon.
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Rooms are all suites, decorated in muted tones and flashes of green, akin to high-rise apartments.
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It's a sort of right-wing political correctness, treating rudeness toward powerful people as akin to assault.
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It was Hollywood's dirty secret for decades, akin to the Catholic Church's covering up its pedophile priests.
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Your behavior is akin to holding your breath and expecting this other fellow to die of asphyxiation.
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This is very akin to the way the Nipah virus spread to people in Malaysia and India.
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TC: Is this then akin to Zymergen, which develops molecules in order to create unique specialty materials?
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"That would be a major amplification, much more akin to what we saw with SARS," says Osterholm.
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Instead, the event has raised fears of mass violence akin to — or worse than — Unite the Right.
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Was Miceli akin to an X-ray tech for environmental disaster, assessing damage regular cameras couldn't penetrate?
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For most, regardless of race, escaping poverty is akin to winning the lottery -- and Schultz won big.
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Multiple people mentioned "yellow eyes" and a foul odor akin to the scent of a dead animal.
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However, escalating trade tensions are a negative for the global economy and akin to attacks on consumers.
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This will become a service within the Air Force, akin to the Marine Corps within the Navy.
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Iraq's 2005 election was more akin to a Soviet Bloc referendum than a New England town meeting.
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In fact, believing Hillary is open and transparent is somewhat akin to believing in the tooth fairy.
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But when population density is taken into account, electoral cartograms show a center akin to Swiss cheese.
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People's replies were akin to a massive face-palm emoji and thought the whole thing was hysterical.
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The post linked the practice to Silicon Valley, dubbing it the "hot trend" akin to intermittent fasting.
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As late as the 1980s, Soviet passports designated "Jewish" as a nationality akin to Russian or Ukrainian.
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Akin to forward progress in the U.K., a record high 77 percent of surveyed Brazilians watched Netflix.
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The analogy can go further: Our résumé study was akin to finding that photographers themselves were biased.
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Is bitcoin akin to the dot-com bubble of 2000-85033, an updated manifestation of "irrational exhuberance"?
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He also suggested an attack akin to the 2016 attack on Pulse nightclub in Orlando, authorities say.
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That makes the weapon more akin to machine guns, which are largely banned in the United States.
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Akin to tax or bankruptcy courts, this would be a court that's independent from the Justice Department.
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Wit, so akin to ambiguity, shows how fully in command of the medium an artist truly is.
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But Alex Armlovich, a 26-year-old fellow at the Manhattan Institute, got something akin to redemption.
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Akin to Mr. Trump's recent discovery about health care, it turns out that leadership is incredibly complicated.
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That's when you don't ever want to live with yourself again, which is akin to suicide, really.
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The explosion is akin to the sudden proliferation of PC and hard-drive makers in the 1980s.
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Australia does not have an explicit constitutional protection for freedom of speech akin to the First Amendment.
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Symptoms akin to post-traumatic stress disorder were undiagnosed, and the effects were passed to younger generations.
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It's akin to Michelangelo's Pietà sculpture, which portrays the crucified Jesus being cradled by his mother Mary.
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But Goldberg's advice is akin to telling someone carrying cash that it's their fault for getting mugged.
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It's a long process akin to writing an investigative reporting piece, or a play or a book.
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" The results, he added, were "closely akin to what might have been done through aggressive congressional action.
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AdAge reported on Wednesday that Snapchat is looking to build more targeted ad offerings akin to Facebook.
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Screenshots of the Qutoutiao app, which is characterized by clickbait content akin to those on Jinri Toutiao Screenshots of the Qutoutiao app, which is characterized by clickbait content akin to those on Jinri Toutiao The startup was able to play the expensive game on account of sizable fundings.
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For example, the Armored division has extra protection against explosive damage, which is akin to using Flak Jacket.
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Now, it has emerged that those urgent police raids may have been akin to death squads in disguise.
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German bunds, which are perceived as a safe-haven asset akin to Treasury notes, also rose on Monday.
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Given this, reading a whole book may seem akin to watching all Star Wars movies in one go.
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For the President, bringing his adult children, in his view, is akin to showcasing his version of royalty.
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Fairy Bread has a place in Australia's national conscience akin to the way France thinks about its pastry.
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Perhaps you are a program instantiation — some thing, running a program (akin to a computer, in some sense).
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Therefore, it seems as if bitcoin is more akin to merchandise, where the issue of usury comes up.
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It's a hefty correction that threatens to turn into a bear market, akin to Bitcoin's slump in Jan.
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Then, there is also Blazer, a reservation service that offers OpenStack users something akin to AWS Reserved Instances.
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Interestingly, the Emperor's aggressive was more akin to the fighting modes of the masses rather than the elite.
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The argument for focused REITs assumes shareholders ascribe a discount to diversified REITs akin to a conglomerate discount.
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A 2011 Bournemouth University study found that subjects reported physiological and physiological symptoms akin to drug-use withdrawal.
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Asking a man to mask his natural funk was akin to asking him to put on a dress.
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He wants Anbar and other provinces to create a Sunni region in Iraq akin to semi-autonomous Kurdistan.
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This would not only infuriate President Donald Trump, who views arms purchases as something akin to protection money.
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And recently in Vermont, an all-inclusive contraceptive coverage act akin to Maryland's law passed both legislative chambers.
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It became one of the first mainstream internet communities, something akin to 4chan or Something Awful, its peers.
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But the other fraud statutes, they said, treat the misappropriation of confidential information as being akin to embezzlement.
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To describe our plan as a carbon tax is akin to describing Social Security as a payroll tax.
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" Another editor found it akin to "dog-food chicken," and one very specifically identified it as "chicken porridge.
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For the thousands of mostly prepubescent fans and their beleaguered parent chaperones, it's something akin to Comic-Con.
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The report frames those campaigns as one more undesirable activity on Facebook — akin to spam, malware, or harassment.
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Quite possibly it'll just be another friction-laced distraction tactic, akin to Facebook's self-serving 'Hard Questions' series.
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It would be akin to learning that Australia's kangaroos and koalas live in the wilds of Asia today.
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PNG has some 0003m people and around 850 languages, so the wantok is something akin to a clan.
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To add insult to injury, the perception of the series became one akin to wrestling matchups — MERYL vs.
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Mrs May will spend the next two weeks in something akin to election mode, trying to flip Parliament.
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The current form of Internet content distribution has made it a broadcast medium akin to television or radio.
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Updating the federal government's digital infrastructure seems like a Herculean task akin to cleaning out the Augean stables.
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The image also implies a customized, Adidas-branded watch UI, again akin to the Apple Watch/Nike model.
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Holding down on certain apps will bring up shortcut options, akin to pressing down on an iOS device.
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They become akin to our pantheon of modern Greek (and Asian) gods, fighting battles at a larger scale.
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Some American cities have predictive-policing programs akin to IJOP that analyse past crimes to predict future ones.
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And what could cause a circle of fire akin to something Dante might write about in The Inferno?
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The scale of the threat, Bannon has suggested, is akin to what the West faced in the 1930s.
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So until about a month ago, I considered masking a beauty chore akin to washing my makeup brushes.
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But to me he seems to be arguing that chromatics is structural akin to chord structures in music.
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Either way, she embraces her new boho Dothraki lifestyle and becomes khaleesi, akin to queen in that community.
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But, while Kodi is legal software, it remains a space that enables piracy, akin to platforms like BitTorrent.
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An athlete went on television and called him, agent -- something akin to that he&aposs not my president?
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For the many burger connoisseurs out there, a simple cheeseburger would be akin to driving a Ferrari slowly.
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It's data-driven: a combination of IoT, Big Data and cloud analytics akin to "Farming-as-a-Service".
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"When they lie, they have a negative emotional arousal in the mind," she said, akin to self-punishment.
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It's framed as being sort of akin to yoga or meditation, but with a much gentler learning curve.
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It's akin to resolving a dinner-theater murder-mystery instead of absorbing clearly presented, albeit non-interactive, drama.
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The UFC's success has also renewed calls for a players union, akin to those in other major sports.
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One way to evaluate sanctions is through the prism of punishment, akin to how society judges criminal behavior.
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The four-rotor engine behind my head sounds like something akin to a 12-cylinder under full attack.
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Omni-Americans was akin to a research detective's, which in The Hero and the Blues he described as:
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This forcefully confirmed prior precedent that banned speech must be akin to yelling "Fire!" in a crowded theater.
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" She continued: "What we are facing right now is something akin to a recession — a coral reef recession.
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It would be akin to inviting a gang of known cyber pilferers into our national financial electronic infrastructure.
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The Safdie brothers package this rollercoaster narrative in a moody style akin to 2017 Best Picture Winner Moonlight.
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It even wants to launch something akin to a current account, without officially becoming a deposit-taking institution.
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Removing the monument designation from millions of acres strips those areas from protections akin to a national park.
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Presumably, that would mean that the answer to what's west of Westeros is something akin to the Americas.
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They built their own front-facing camera hardware and wrote something akin to FaceTime three years before Apple.
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And scientists in Australia found the mold could navigate mazes using a technique akin to a breadcrumb trail.
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The act played into the worst, and most tired, racial stereotypes of black people being akin to animals.
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Bitcoin traders, it can be said, are now akin to the jolly colonists selling stocks under buttonwood tree.
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The truth is that surrounding yourself with impenetrable barricades is akin to sticking your head in the sand.
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It's akin to a competition, where the score is tallied by the number of likes each statement receives.
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Asserting that Trump's actions border on treason is akin to insisting that the United States borders on Myanmar.
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Nominating Congressman Price to be the HHS secretary is akin to asking the fox to guard the henhouse.
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Earlier this month, the justice minister told Parliament the Act was akin to shackles on First Nations peoples.
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This step is useful to a point, but is more akin to sweeping the dirt under the rug.
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Used to bring its herbal citrussiness to vodka and gin, and to produce liqueurs akin to Italy's Limencello.
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Perhaps this will be akin to the apocryphal "secret plan" of Richard Nixon to end the Vietnam war.
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A video shows the Galaxy Fold form factor morphing into a clamshell more akin to traditional dumb phones.
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Corker added in his letter that the administration's actions are akin to "seizing unilateral power" to impose tariffs.
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The change was akin to "anointing a prophet", notes Raymond Miller, a professor at the University of Auckland.
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"Geothermal heating could support 'life zones' under its surface, akin to subsurface lakes found in Antarctica," Guinan said.
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South Korean lawmakers have since described the flag as being akin to the Nazi swastika, The Guardian reported.
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" She described her films as most akin to documentaries, "but they're totally dysfunctional — they don't tell you anything.
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We might see the book's lovely, intransigent Polishness as akin to the author's idea of the anti-Wikipedia.
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Trump has only made matters worse with a decision-making process that's akin to diplomatic and political malpractice.
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It would be akin to protecting corporate and government whistle-blowers while leaving intact barriers to prosecuting corruption.
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This is akin to intentionally tying your hand behind your back before rowing your boat against the current.
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It may also be blended with tomatillo, resulting in a consistency more akin to salsa than chunky guac.
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In the best case, this would require something akin to the yearslong American occupations of Iraq or Afghanistan.
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Tooth gems are akin to grills, popularized by African American hip-hop artists in the '80s and '90s.
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Ben Caspit, writing in the popular Ma'ariv paper, said Smotrich and his supporters were akin to "Judeo-Nazis".
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This is akin to Drake ignoring Meek and instead aiming at Meek's far more famous girlfriend, Nicki Minaj.
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Clinton as akin to a woman's choice to speak out in the face of sexual mistreatment or violence.
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Now there was leishmaniasis (akin to leprosy) and also malaria, and there were "too many kuben "—white people.
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He's akin to us — the viewer — as he processes the ton of zombie nonsense going on around him.
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In that regard, the present situation is akin to counterterrorism before the establishment of the National Counterterrorism Center.
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This new feature accessible via Windows Hello is akin to Google's and Firefox's authenticators, which launched months ago.
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Is there an existential threat to the United States akin to what Britain faced in World War II?
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You should also work harder with Congress to achieve something akin to budget certainty for the armed services.
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Others object to covering intrauterine devices and so-called morning-after pills, saying they are akin to abortion.
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But a shortage of listings has tamped down the potential for sales increases akin to last year's increase.
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However, overall, the impairment appears to be modest—akin to driving with a blood alcohol level of between .
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Public water systems, in a way, are akin to battles over Medicare for All and free college tuition.
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In Britain, the colonial experiment is still approached with something akin to public ambivalence, tilting towards lukewarm approval.
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The second one imagines zombie-consumers, akin to those undead from George Romero's movie Dawn of the Dead.
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This returning is an initiation, that is akin to death, in the meantime it is also a birth.
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Going out to the club became a new kind of ritual, akin to attending mass as a child.
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His out-and-about documentary-style photojournalism feels akin to the work of legendary Black photography Gordon Parks.
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It is akin to saying that you did nothing on sexual harassment because other people didn't do anything.
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Rather, it's more akin to renting an apartment; as with any rental, one never actually owns the property.
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Comparing the performance of your portfolio to the Dow is akin to comparing an apple to an orange.
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Nominating Congressman Price to be the H.H.S. secretary is akin to asking the fox to guard the henhouse.
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" And a column in Esquire pointedly stated that Reagan voters were akin to "good Germans" in "Hitler's Germany.
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A study found that sniffing linalool, an alcohol component of lavender odor, was akin to taking a Valium.
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Immigrant advocates say their circumstances are akin to those faced by people escaping war in Syria or Somalia.
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The founding fathers built a system of checks and balances, and they viewed rapid change akin to tyranny.
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Students for Fair Admissions scoffed at the notion that the admissions procedure was akin to a trade secret.
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" What's more, they don't all look like, say, someone akin to the Comic Book Guy on "The Simpsons.
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The festival sounded like a glorious disaster in waiting, something akin to 2017's notoriously messy Fyre Festival.
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The activities of public unions are akin to lobbying, they said, and so are by their nature political.
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Such online frenzies are akin to destabilizing flows of hot money, forcing legacy parties to adapt or die.
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But for now, Greenhalgh's only personal experience was last year's race, which was akin to a pleasure cruise.
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Mr. Bisono surmised that NYC Harinam was more akin to how the society was in the early days.
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His investigation led Interpol to issue red notices — akin to international arrest warrants — against six of the perpetrators.
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Trying to spot Kamara at the line of scrimmage, McVay said last week, was akin to finding Waldo.
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These are strategic necessities akin to the Department of Defense ensuring that essential military gear is made here.
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In this view, dysphoria is more akin to a herniated disc — a source of debilitating but treatable pain.
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It was a cyber Skunk Works, akin to the special units that once built stealth aircraft and drones.
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"Strange Fruit" inspired either enthusiastic approval or something more akin to revulsion — either way, audience response was visceral.
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The muffling turned into dizziness—a kind of light-headed disequilibrium akin to a pot-induced body buzz.
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These weren't political stunts, the mayor said, arguing that the lawsuit was akin to suits against tobacco companies.
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The shape is akin to that of a large serving utensil and is perforated, just like a strainer.
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Starbucks fosters creativity with their new cup with a design akin to a page from a coloring book.
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But the way points are being scored this year is more akin to the wide open college game.
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Many parents and alumni come from generations of graduates and identity with the school as akin to family.
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"What we're doing now is akin to some of the wartime efforts," Miquelon told the New York Times.
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But those who want to keep the name argue that removing it would be akin to erasing history.
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"We believe strongly that congress needs to pass the Dream Act or something akin to it," she said.
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If nobody thought the photo was real at the time, is this really akin to today's "fake news"?
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Mr. Scorsese's contribution is notable for exuding a sinister quality akin to the Weimar antecedents of film noir.
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Victimhood, in the intersectional way of seeing the world, is akin to sainthood; power and privilege are profane.
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There really is no position in the US government that's akin to the position Soleimani occupied in Iran.
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However, it is also a political junkie's dream — a fête akin to Mardi Gras for people like me.
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To dare to challenge this — to speak of individual agency, for example — is akin to flogging the victim.
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" Mr. Tillerson came to office saying that China's island-building campaign was "akin to Russia's taking of Crimea.
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The relationships there are akin to bartenders' ties with their patrons, Mr. Cunningham said in a telephone interview.
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The transport system concept envisions propelling pods through tubes using magnets, reaching speeds akin to those of airplanes.
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The interplay of smooth and rough makes climbing just a few stairs akin to hovering between distinct environments.
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She's a historical figure he admires, akin to Mao Zedong—a political theorist who led a revolutionary movement.
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Or is this merely a market hiccup, akin to the temporary setback that hit emerging markets in 2013?
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Watching the struggle over Brexit in Britain has been akin to watching a football game between immovable sides.
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Watching the struggle over Brexit in Britain has been akin to watching a football game between immovable sides.
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He has come to view his office as akin to a special forces unit within the federal bureaucracy.
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Akin to Brex, Stripe will issue a no-fee, no interest rate credit card intended for Stripe customers.
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Being "smart" in this election cycle is much akin to shifting military strategies from conventional to asymmetrical approaches.
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" That's akin to reporting Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait under a headline of "Tensions Between Iraq, Kuwait Escalate.
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For some people on the internet, this article was akin to the Pentagon Papers or the Super Bowl.
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This is an important first step, but it is akin to putting a bandage on a severed artery.
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"I feel like what I've gone through in my life is akin to a midlife crisis," he says.
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To save reefs is a project akin to saving forests; one species of super coral wouldn't be enough.
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Pure commercial streams like this one were akin to West Texas light crude: clean and easy to process.
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It's akin to picking Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" (One more rule of karaoke: Do stop "Don't Stop Believin'").
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She saw it as akin to live-work spaces for artists like at PS 109 in East Harlem.
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That fear is very much akin to the fear that Ronald, as a father, has for his son.
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That's more akin to a part-time job than a passive investment, but it can yield financial gains.
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Proclaiming we are all made by the same god is akin to explicitly scorning non-Abrahamic religions. Hindu?
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Aren't we more akin to authoritarian countries if we begin to choose whose speech is acceptable or not?
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"The far-left, socialist policies Democrats embraced tonight were akin to a mutual political suicide pact," she said.
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He's a contrast with President Donald Trump in most respects, but hardly akin to ripping the system up.
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In a pandemic akin to the flu pandemics in 1957 or 1968, about 13,000 people might need ventilation.
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The health care system in the United States is akin to one of Rube Goldberg's zany cartoon contraptions.
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Privatizing the space station is a foolish middle path, akin to King Solomon slicing the baby in two.
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The United States does not have small party challengers akin to the Brexit Party or the Liberal Democrats.
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Even if nothing is done, Obamacare will continue to limp along, probably turning into something akin to Medicaid.
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It classified broadband as a common carrier service akin to phones, which are subject to strong government oversight.
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"GSUSA's relationship with WAGGGS is akin to the United States' relationship with the United Nations (UN)," it says.
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Searching for answers within Python is akin to finding a specific passage in a book you have never read.
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A widespread Soviet-era antiseptic akin to iodine, zelyonka, or "brilliant green", is normally used to treat small scrapes.
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Resynth is designed to look like a music sequencer, and solving the game's puzzles is akin to making music.
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" He said China's construction of artificial islands to further its territorial claims were "akin to Russia's taking of Crimea.
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A HubSpotter mocking his teddy bear would be akin to a Scientologist making fun of L. Ron Hubbard's cravat.
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A sensation akin to that is what I experienced today as the latest developments in the presidential race unfolded.
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"One would expect vigorous arguments, somewhat akin to a late July 4th fireworks display," court spokesman Bob Burke said.
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For a certain generation, this was akin to seeing the return of the "Can you hear me now?" guy.
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Meanwhile, others are speculating that the "merger" could be more of rebranding story, akin to something like Amazon Prime.
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There's also a mode more akin to a walkie-talkie, in which the speaker taps the logo to talk.
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One of the services the company offers to favela residents renting out their homes is akin to customized consulting.
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Deus Videt, although akin to their new release, The Great Palermo, on the cultural heritage of the Sicilian city.
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The new aircraft is expected to create a noise level akin to the sound of a car door closing.
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Watching a Twitter conversation unfold is akin to watching a very orderly debate (no, not like the Republican ones).
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In some accounts, she is a manifestation of winter or storms; in others, she's a goddess akin to Persephone.
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Sunfleet is a station-based car sharing system akin to ZipCar rather than a free-floating service like car2go.
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"Misappropriating this technology is akin to stealing a secret recipe from a beverage company," Alphabet said in a statement.
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Factory workers have been exposed to brutal working conditions akin to sweatshops that have driven some employees to suicide.
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It's akin to releasing a flagship smartphone in 2016 that didn't have a fingerprint sensor or front-facing camera.
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And Kim already has warned of potential economic difficulty akin to the 1990s, which was marked by widespread famine.
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For John, Big Tech's new usage management tools are akin to offering a band-aid for a severed limb.
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In his footage, he narrates the events as a fight for liberation, akin to the French and American Revolutions.
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More and more, the photographer is becoming akin to an orchestra conductor: that's the scene and mood I want.
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People have been panic-buying water, and finding five-liter bottles in stock is akin to winning the lottery.
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People often experience tingling sensations, and ASMR video creators describe what they do as akin to massaging the brain.
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And as such, conscious consumerism can deliver unearned complacency, house-on-fire calm akin to "This Is Fine" dog.
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For many people, indeed, the debate is a moral one, akin to debates about allowing divorce, say, or abortion.
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The house is akin to a natural stone 'temple,' made from old coral-turned-limestone divided into four rooms.
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They think of cider as a beverage, but it's really a very broad category akin to beer or wine.
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Krumholtz even told the AV Club that the experience was more akin to sleep-away camp than actual work.
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" Dershowitz said the position that he "derived from history" would include "criminal like conduct akin to treason and bribery.
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To Michael Kliën, choreography is more than a dance on a stage, but something akin to an archaeological dig.
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We think of obesity as a state of excess, but it's really more akin to a state of starvation.
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The effect was akin to a tax cut for consumers who could fill their gas tanks for less money.
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As patients peer in, they can experiment with a smattering of specimens atop something akin to a Lazy Susan.
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From the looks of it, it's something akin to your standard work phone, with Skype-like functionality baked in.
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The dispensary operations could eventually be rolled into FLRish, creating a holding company arrangement akin to Alphabet and Google.
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This is a direct form of transmission, akin to one rotten grape touching and tainting another, in Fracastoro's analogy.
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According to research published last year, spending a day in Beijing is currently akin to smoking almost 40 cigarettes.
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This Chicago-based company's technology is akin to retrofitting a brewery onto an emission source, like a steel mill.
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The HTS leader, Abu Muhammad al-Jolani, has told his followers that surrendering their weapons is akin to treason.
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The reception was roughly akin to the popularity of lemonade that has been warming for hours on the porch.
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It's incredibly data-driven, a combination of IoT, Big Data and cloud analytics akin to "Farming-as-a-Service".
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