I mean, to me it's comparable to the Industrial Revolution, it's comparable to the printing press, it's that level of societal transformation. Absolutely. Right.
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The jet, whose power consumption per km is comparable to an electric car, could offer passenger flights at prices comparable to normal taxis but with speeds five times faster, Lilium said.
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Some online credit unions offer checking interest rates comparable to the top tier of Citi's new offering, while Capital One and Charles Schwab have digital checking products comparable to Elevate's lowest tier.
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Look, the Trump defense buildup comparable to the Reagan buildup.
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The company says the headphones are comparable to Bose's QC25.
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Starlink would offer broadband speeds comparable to fiber optic networks.
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JM: We've never considered ourselves comparable to Uber or Lyft.
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That's comparable to many supermarket chains in most major cities.
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This is a rate comparable to that of electrical centrifuges.
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Is it comparable to Melania Trump stealing Michelle Obama's words?
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"The situation is just not comparable to Libya," he added.
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Battery life will likely be comparable to the iPhone 5S.
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I'm not in a job comparable to the American presidency.
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"This is hardly comparable to either of those," Wallace said.
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But reading habits should not be comparable to work habits.
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It's not a smartphone, it's not comparable to Android. Ugh.
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Starlink will offer broadband speeds comparable to fiber optic networks.
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This is seeing a marketing strategy comparable to winning customers.
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The mortgage, with taxes and insurance, is comparable to rent.
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In its own way, it is comparable to revolutionary enthusiasm.
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These implants are comparable to hidden cameras that facilitate surveillance.
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Indeed, there are only two instances directly comparable to today.
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That's a workout comparable to intense racquetball or moderate rowing.
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I don't think there's much comparable to what they do.
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Prices are comparable to Starbucks with a really unique vibe.
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Fines comparable to information commissioner's under GDPR – 4% of global turnover.
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It has a sensitivity level comparable to that of a human.
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The mechanism is comparable to an electrocardiogram for a human being.
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I think of AI technology as comparable to the printing press.
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How is that in any sense comparable to the World Wars?
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It felt comparable to Catholics going to the Vatican for mass.
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The quality is comparable to Apple's EarPods, which sell for $29.
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That's comparable to the batteries you can buy on store shelves.
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There is nothing comparable to retweeting or resharing within the app.
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It was not clear if the earnings were comparable to estimates.
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We can recognize in it a presence comparable to our own.
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Its size is comparable to that of an entire military division.
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Fandor is comparable to MUBI in the quality of its product.
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I'm confused that some people think civility is comparable to humanity.
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When you run a campaign that's comparable to George Wallace... jeez.
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The megapixel count is comparable to a high-end DSLR camera.
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For context: a standard Shopify plan, which is comparable to fesh.
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Art fairs come across as soulless playgrounds, comparable to shopping malls.
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But neither was comparable to Williams's original vision of the movie.
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Environmental impact: Soy milk's environmental impact is comparable to oat milk's.
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TIAA's executive pay packages are comparable to those on Wall Street.
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Weinstein's sadistic serial predation isn't comparable to Louis C.K.'s exhibitionism.
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They perform incredibly demanding jobs at salaries comparable to McDonald's workers.
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That 2% is comparable to the overhead in the Canadian system.
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" Its 5 percent infection rate "is comparable to some African nations.
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"Independents" refers to privately held companies that are comparable to Darktrace.
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The new policy is comparable to fees at other local art museums.
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Great, so the Smart Clock is comparable to the Google Home Mini.
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Nor has it anything comparable to China's military investments in technology today.
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It is, however, comparable to other vitamin makers with high-quality ingredients.
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Thus debt metrics will be more comparable to higher-rated local governments'.
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For example, Utah and Arizona's 99th percentile figures are comparable to California's.
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This causes a stress level comparable to college students studying for exams.
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Take-Two Interactive's earnings per share figure is not comparable to estimates.
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The guidelines are comparable to recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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The speed of traffic today is comparable to Macy's on Black Friday.
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In size, they're comparable to a sparrow but with long, thin wings.
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It was, for many, an achievement comparable to the National Health Service.
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Can you cite examples of news organizations doing something comparable to this?
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That's a lot, with gigawatt potential comparable to seabed based offshore wind.
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Sanders' proposal is more comparable to a plan introduced by Democratic Sens.
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Democrats insist non-defense programs receive boosts nearly comparable to the Pentagon's.
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They are comparable to cast metal parts in terms of structural integrity.
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There is no great movement comparable to the Russian or French revolutions.
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The shape is comparable to a Zippo lighter or credit-card case.
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Alumni interviewers give Asian-Americans personal ratings comparable to those of whites.
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"I don't think wine is comparable to other alcohols," he told BFMTV.
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Marked down from 79 cents, that's more comparable to other supermarket chains.
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It's comparable to the staying power of Hayley Williams' chorus on B.o.
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That's a five-year survival rate comparable to that of brain cancer.
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This is comparable to the air pressure measured in a Category 3 hurricane.
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Yango's 7503 EBITDA margin of 23% is comparable to those of its peers.
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It's the highest level of political concentration in Asia, comparable to Latin America.
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Sizing is juniors-esque — comparable to the retailer's popular LC Lauren Conrad line.
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However, for resolutions comparable to HD TV, this jumps to 80-100 mbps.
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This is comparable to a medium-size tornado passing through an entire country.
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Neither can command a top-down global structure comparable to the Catholic hierarchy.
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Its field of view is comparable to the Rift and Vive's 110 degrees.
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AIS's credit profile is comparable to the Philippines' largest telecom operator, PLDT Inc.
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In May, Hester received the transplant, which is comparable to a blood transfusion.
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Those are the comps they want to be believed they are comparable to.
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Statistically, their life expectancy rate was comparable to that of the sedentary subjects.
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Proponents often envisage a withdrawal rate comparable to the basic rate of tax.
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Berry's transgressions make him comparable to people like Bill Cosby and Mel Gibson.
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That's comparable to readings from North Korea's most recent plutonium test in 2013.
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"It is comparable to any other nut or oil pressing facility," says Katz.
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TIAA's statutory earnings interest coverage is comparable to other highly rated mutual peers.
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That is comparable to or greater than the number in other large districts.
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"The care in Panama City is comparable to care in Illinois," she said.
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Child-care and preschool workers would be paid comparable to public teacher pay.
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Would you say that writing your first book is comparable to that theory?
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It was not immediately clear if this was comparable to the reported figures.
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None offered an academic program that he considered suitable or comparable to Northwestern's.
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What would that mean for something comparable to happen in the black community?
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The sound quality was so-so and comparable to popular truly wireless earbuds.
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US sanctions are producing a level of suffering comparable to that of wartime.
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Samsung and Microsoft are partnering to create an ecosystem that's comparable to Apple's.
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Size-wise, it's comparable to a Chevy Suburban rather than the smaller Tahoe.
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We tried to find products there that were comparable to the Wegmans products.
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That was comparable to other Nordic nations but not exemplary, CDP data show.
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Uruguay also plans to set prices comparable to those that illegal dealers offer.
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Obviously, diesel fuel trucks are not directly comparable to Tesla's electric semi truck.
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This is comparable to ground beef, which has 19 grams per 100 grams.
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Yet in world affairs, the military is comparable to a corporation's legal office.
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This was comparable to 13 million rials in the same period last year.
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All four can offer wages comparable to those available at Stamford Bridge, too.
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The outcome is a car which is fully comparable to today's Golf diesel.
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That's comparable to a 12-ounce serving of cola, which has 10 teaspoons.
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It is comparable to concrete, not cement (which is an ingredient of concrete).
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In fact, her study found that it was comparable to oral diabetes medications.
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What paintings of yours do you feel are comparable to bands or albums?
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The slightest scratch or blistering can result in wounds comparable to third-degree burns.
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"I think of AI technology as comparable to the printing press," he told me.
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It's comparable to any other smart home device that uses an app to function.
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That price is comparable to other makers, but higher than Outlier's main-line offerings.
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Research has shown costs for mid-rise buildings can be comparable to traditional construction.
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Overall, the Facebook Live Video experience is comparable to what you get from Periscope.
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Lawyers say Chinese IP protection laws are comparable to U.S. and European legal standards.
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None, at least so far, are comparable to the harsh moves two decades ago.
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That's more than the population of Uruguay, and comparable to the population of Panama.
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Researchers say tilapia skin contains moisture and collagen at levels comparable to human skin.
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Even the worst seats are comparable to the expensive seats on a [stadium] tour.
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I just have a pretty big arsenal, comparable to other people running down there.
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The physical effect on the victim was comparable to ingesting a tiny nuclear bomb.
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But it has no aid ministry comparable to, say, Britain's Department for International Development.
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As far as size goes, the X1D is most comparable to the Canon T7i.
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It's more or less comparable to José Cuervo's offering, though it's a bit smoother.
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Both can be upgraded to levels comparable to high-end consumer PCs relatively inexpensively.
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It's comparable to a very well organized and labeled garage sale, if those exist.
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He worries about an "implied halo", comparable to the one that now benefits cryptocurrencies.
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Incredibly, the sperm resulted in birth rates comparable to semen frozen for 12 months.
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Maybe he was comparable to how I was at that age—just less hurt.
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Ironically, it is comparable to the affirmative action that Trump's administration has been against.
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The modding tools for The Witcher 3 are not comparable to those of Skyrim.
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In other words, don't take these figures too literally, they aren't comparable to Grab.
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Louisiana hot sauce is a classic, comparable to the likes of Crystal and Tabasco.
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It could only recoup losses that is comparable to the revenue it had lost.
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These constellations are looking to offer speeds comparable to Earth-bound fiber optic networks.
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Again, the All Pro's specs are comparable to those of the entry-level Hero's.
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That's about 10 percent of annual revenue, comparable to the country's biggest export, tea.
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Meanwhile, LaVine and Wiggins are very comparable to Denver's Gary Harris and Danilo Gallinari.
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That's a mountain of cheese, comparable to the size of the US Capitol Building.
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By then killing himself, he proclaims himself comparable to a dog or a Turk.
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He said that technology is comparable to what is commonly used for customer service.
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He has written that Black Lives Matter is "the enemy" and comparable to ISIS.
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Their sound and noise reduction is at least comparable to those of Apple's AirPods.
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YC is also exclusive: an acceptance rate of 1.5%, comparable to Harvard or Stanford.
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Indeed, the turnout in 22018 is actually more comparable to presidential elections than midterms.
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"The price is comparable to most supermarket feta or maybe $1 more per unit."
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Now, the infant mortality rate is comparable to Spain, which is why he wins.
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In fact, they're dying at rates comparable to those in much poorer developing countries.
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At the lower level, this is comparable to the sound of a garbage disposal.
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So is there any policy in Europe comparable to what Trump did last weekend?
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A hydrogen car, the Hyundai Nexo SUV, received results comparable to the Model 3.
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Overall, the prices on this menu seemed comparable to the ones at Olive Garden.
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Apple's premium tablets are comparable to many computers in terms of size and power.
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Old southern graveyards harbor an unwholesome power comparable to that of nuclear disaster sites.
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I just don't think the costs of the Russiagate fiasco are comparable to that.
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But it did not have an offering comparable to Amazon's until 228, analysts say.
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TL;DR: NutriBullet is having a sitewide sale comparable to its Black Friday deals.
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This number is comparable to the average salaries of graduates in consulting and finance.
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For his supporters, Mr. Obama was almost a figure of myth, comparable to Lincoln.
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"Looking at his career and mine, I'm not even comparable to him," Jansrud said.
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It was not immediately clear if the numbers were comparable to the consensus estimates.
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This is comparable to the flow in Balanchine's ballets, which eliminated the old preparations.
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I just have a pretty big arsenal, comparable to other people running down there.
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They are comparable to cast metal parts in terms of structural integrity, he said.
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So his open rates are comparable to an MTV story in the Discover section.
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In fact, it is, if you will, comparable to an NFL' team's practice squad.
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That's why average podcast ad rates are often comparable to those for cable television.
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They priced it in the neck area so it would be comparable to liposuction.
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Their lift to drag ratios are comparable to that of a fruit fly, he says.
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"[R]ural Americans deserve services that are comparable to those in urban areas," Pair wrote.
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But few in Guadeloupe enjoy a quality of life comparable to that of mainland France.
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"We're striving for a corporate tax rate comparable to that of OECD countries," Pinera said.
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The researchers say that encapsulation in silica is roughly comparable to that of fossilized bones.
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"This proportion is comparable to the proportion of cancer burden attributable to alcohol," she said.
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It measures 11.3 by 16.4 by 17.3 inches, which is comparable to your average microwave.
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That, as Arthur Berman, a Houston-based petroleum geologist, points out, is comparable to Denmark's.
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The app automatically calculates the fares, suggesting that it's comparable to the price of gas.
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They're comparable to hero-altering updates we've seen in the past for D.Va and Symmetra.
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"You find here an eco-system that is very comparable to Silicon Valley," Terium said.
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This guide is comparable to Q2-43 when NFLX's price increase resulted in higher churn.
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It's comparable to the Asus Zenfone Live, which ran the Go version of Android Oreo.
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Subscribe to OfficeSuite, a feature-rich collection of office apps that's comparable to Microsoft Office.
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That is comparable to the hot economy years before the 2007 to 2009 economic crisis.
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In fact, the specs are almost comparable to Google's own shiny and luxe Pixel lineup.
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Let's just assume this man's lifestyle and physiology are comparable to that of a dragon's.
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Smith said that the rates are comparable to what others are paying in the industry.
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Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson garnered 8%, comparable to where he has been polling nationally.
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But, her mark on history isn't comparable to the women who made real-life contributions.
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In Season 7, Drogon's comparable to a Boeing 747 plane, Game of Thrones showrunners say.
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Even during take-off and landing, the noise will be comparable to existing background noise.
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That's a mountain of cheese, comparable to the size of the US Capitol building. Impressive.
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And what's going on now is most comparable to what was going on in '79.
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To my ears, the Home Speaker 500's sound quality is comparable to the HomePod.
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In that way, the company is comparable to something like a CostCo or Amazon Prime.
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Coverage with both devices was comparable to other Sprint devices I've used in the past.
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Headsets like HoloLens and Magic Leap promise something that's not remotely comparable to virtual reality.
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She emphasized that her suffering wasn't remotely comparable to that of someone who is incarcerated.
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Nearly 63,000 square miles have been charred, an area comparable to the state of Delaware.
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Candidates in some races for state legislative seats raised sums comparable to a congressional race.
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These results were achieved at a per-pupil cost comparable to that of government schools.
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He developed pass-catching skills that are considered comparable to those of many wide receivers.
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" The researchers claimed that being Asian is "comparable to a loss of 50 SAT points.
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It did not provide an earnings per share number that is comparable to consensus estimates.
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And it has a load capacity comparable to current diesel-powered semis — around 26 tons.
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At $50, the device is incredibly comparable to the Amazon Echo Dot but better looking.
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Still, they remain below late-1203 levels (although inflows remain comparable to other prior periods).
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But experts and analysts don't see the gang as a danger comparable to those cartels.
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Still, Mr. Xi's authority is not directly comparable to the almost godlike influence Mao commanded.
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Those are high numbers, although they're roughly comparable to average tax rates in the 1950s.
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That's not to say that poverty in America is comparable to that in poor countries.
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It typically costs less than $250 yet sounds comparable to models that cost much more.
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In her time, Millay had gained a status comparable to that of a rock star.
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It has a population of around 163,000 — comparable to a small city in the Midwest.
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However, its price tag is comparable to curative drugs or those that treat rarer diseases.
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Among impressionable youth, he had an appeal somewhat comparable to that of H. P. Lovecraft.
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Organizers said the turnout was comparable to a People's Vote rally held six months earlier.
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Half die within five years, a mortality rate comparable to that of some metastatic cancers.
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The process is comparable to the way Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat make meatless burgers.
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The difference, in a sense, is comparable to that between a defibrillator and a pacemaker.
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The resulting foam is comparable to Starbucks' cold foam, which it introduced broadly last year.
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It launched back in late 2018 and is most comparable to the Nvidia Titan RTX.
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There are a lot of companies that sell products that are comparable to Ring's cameras.
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Right now, Vascepa is priced at a level comparable to statins before generics became available.
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The scene was comparable to what he saw in Iraq when serving overseas, he said.
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Biden says his plan has to be cost efficient though, comparable to utilizing an automobile.
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Indivisible and the Service Employees International Union don't engage in activity comparable to Antifa's violence.
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They are stars roughly the size of San Francisco with masses comparable to the Sun's.
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The process is comparable to the way Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat make meatless burgers.
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It's comparable to the approach of shows with animal characters like Zoboomafoo, or Wonder Pets.
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This process requires that the size of the particle is comparable to the black hole size.
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Those figures include infections from last year and are not directly comparable to the CDC numbers.
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The vague wording of the deal created a situation somewhat comparable to the famous prisoner's dilemma.
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" Speaking to The Verge, Alexandre de Brébisson of Lyrebird adds: "The situation is comparable to Photoshop.
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The quality of the parts is comparable to injection moulding as well, according to the company.
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But it has a different business model that is more comparable to ride-hailing company Uber.
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The number of annual fatalities is comparable to the number of reported deaths from car accidents.
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In absolute terms, India has wealth roughly comparable to Switzerland (population 383m) or South Korea (238m).
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And, importantly, research shows the health of transgender veterans is comparable to that of cisgender veterans.
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Answering that question can help us determine whether the PETM really was comparable to the present.
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Super Cruise, which is Cadillac's semi-automated driving system, is comparable to Autopilot in many respects.
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This translates to a size variation comparable to the difference between a nickel and a quarter.
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At the same time, biosimilars — which are comparable to generic biologics — are struggling to break through.
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This screen is not comparable to screens found in Samsung devices on a variety of levels.
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Trump's America is pretty comparable to elementary school—and that's not just some random harsh dig.
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Sanctions comparable to those on Russia would cost China $2 trillion per year in foregone GDP.
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Currently, there are no drug field tests comparable to a preliminary alcohol screening using a breathalyzer.
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The figures aren't comparable to the fourth quarter of 2017, so it's hard to judge growth.
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The resolution of these AKG headphones is comparable to that of a good 1080p phone display.
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Bottom line: All in all, Uber's numbers are quite comparable to the rest of the industry.
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That could be sales data for homes comparable to yours, provided by a real estate agent.
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It was not immediately clear whether that was directly comparable to the 22020-cent consensus estimate.
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It was not immediately clear whether that was directly comparable to the 2155-cent consensus estimate.
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First, the United States doesn't have a central governmental authority comparable to the National Health Service.
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A Senator in Kansas actually believes that Planned Parenthood is comparable to a Nazi concentration camp.
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Her sessions are comparable to holy experience deriving a lot of inspiration from her Catholic upbringing.
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This range is comparable to its Nodong missile, and can target most or all of Japan.
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The influence of gentrification, and increased security measures have, Joe says, made clubs comparable to prisons.
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The sound isolation is good, but unsurprisingly, not comparable to headphones that have active noise cancellation.
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That means shrinking the external paraphernalia down to a size more comparable to the chip itself.
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The ministry also said the position is comparable to that of a United Nations goodwill ambassador.
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One of Rodon's subsidiaries was a "construction toy" company—comparable to Lego and Fischertechnik—called K'Nex.
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Andrew Cuomo's office to extend subsidies comparable to those given to renewables, to keep them afloat.
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Bridenstine noted that Titan is the place in the solar system most comparable to early Earth.
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The average Costco is 144,500 square feet — more or less comparable to a Manhattan city block.
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The executive branch does not have anything comparable to deal with potential conflicts involving the president.
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Ceramic blades are very light, very hard (comparable to diamonds), and hold their sharp edges well.
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Tilray reported a loss of 36 cents per share, which was not comparable to analyst estimates.
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When Erdogan came to power, infant mortality rate in Turkey was comparable to pre-war Syria.
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The number of options in Pier 1 Imports is hardly comparable to that of TJ Maxx.
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Lancia told The Press Herald that number is high but is comparable to other school years.
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"The situation in the U.S. is not comparable to Germany and Europe," a VW spokesman said.
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That rate is comparable to that of combat veterans who fought in Vietnam, Iraq, or Afghanistan.
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However, it has a different business model that is more comparable to ride-hailing company Uber.
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Because what we have is comparable to paintings like those in Lascaux, France, or Altamira, Spain.
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Pretty comparable to the pair of Bose Quietcomfort the company just happened to have on hand.
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These would be comparable to Obamacare subsidies, which help low-income people afford premiums on exchanges.
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These countries all have healthy economies, with living standards comparable to those in the United States.
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Corn volume was 45.0 percent higher than the May average, comparable to 46.5 percent in 2016.
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Mr. Musk promised to deliver the shingles at a price comparable to replacing a normal roof.
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The results, the researchers say, are comparable to those achieved with T-cells directed at CD19.
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Social interaction is deeply ingrained in humanity, "comparable to needing food and shelter," says Dr. Summerville.
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Noise levels are comparable to dishwashers and cars driving nearby, according to a report by Flytrex.
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That makes the overall cost comparable to existing treatments like electroconvulsive therapy and transcranial magnetic stimulation.
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Tarantulas may strike if provoked, but their venom is comparable to that of a bee sting.
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It is not comparable to Catholics abstaining from meat during Lent or Muslims fasting during Ramadan.
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And it's not comparable to anything else and it can be difficult to be around it.
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But rarely is the craftsmanship or design comparable to the work coming from these traditional studios.
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Are melodies and chords really comparable to the gray columns of numbers in a phone book?
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As a company, Amazon's carbon emissions are comparable to those of highly developed economies like Sweden.
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The two adults have incomes comparable to those of a home-appliance repairer and a manicurist.
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The agency changed its methodology, so dollar figures prior to 2013 aren't comparable to current numbers.
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The children's response was comparable to what was seen before the 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic season.
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Espelien pointed out that Walmart's approach probably won't be comparable to the way Amazon uses entertainment.
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As the Yankees prepared for their home opener on Monday, they had nothing comparable to display.
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Hotels and accommodations are mostly full, with Airbnb rates comparable to those of four-star hotels.
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But suggesting that this is in any way comparable to catcalling is patently ridiculous and insane.
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Now, Zaidi is running for Iraq's Council of Representatives, comparable to the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Thus, it is reported in today's terms so that it is directly comparable to current prices.
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But those metrics aren't comparable to traditional television ratings which, again, makes them hard to value.
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At its best, it's now recognized as a refined spirit comparable to Cognac or single-malt Scotch.
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The AMD Ryzen 5 2400G retails for $1003 and is roughly comparable to Intel's $255 i5-8600K.
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Quantum computers are in their very early days, comparable to the vacuum-tube era of regular computers.
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Investment in education/STEM pipeline and human resource management that is comparable to R&D will work.
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It's now been downgraded to a Category 27 cyclone, which is comparable to a Category 1 hurricane.
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The public health care metrics are comparable to the US in terms of longevity and infant mortality.
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LLS traded on Thursday at $9 more than U.S. futures - making it nearly comparable to Brent crude.
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Xchange leases are generally comparable to the terms of other subprime and deep-prime leases, experts said.
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This means these speakers, while still not comparable to headphones or standalone speakers, actually sound pretty good.
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The book criticizes Xi as a dictator, comparable to famous patriarch in the Italian-American Mafia trilogy.
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The scenes out of Beaumont and Port Arthur reveal a flooding disaster comparable to what Houston experienced.
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When you look at the cost for wind, it's very comparable to a gas combined cycle plant.
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That number is comparable to the amount of PlayStation 4 consoles sold in the country every year.
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The graphics were also solid and easily comparable to anything I've played on the Oculus or Vive.
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Inside, things are quite comparable to other Wear OS smartwatches with a Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 2100 processor.
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It will be comparable to a pre-IPO secondary transaction with individual sellers transacting with prospective buyers.
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And Xiaomi just unveiled the Mi TV — this last device is comparable to a 4K Nexus Player.
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"I'm certain there is nothing comparable to this," said Alan Dershowitz, professor emeritus at Harvard Law School.
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That is comparable to London's clean-up after the "pea soup" fogs of the 1950s, but quicker.
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As far as the width and height goes, it's comparable to most other premium Chromebooks or ultrabooks.
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The tech-enabled ships allow transit time that is comparable to air travel but much more affordable.
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Images from the Pen-F are comparable to those from Olympus's higher-end OM-D mirrorless series.
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And yes, the $2480 promo gets you pretty good savings and something mostly comparable to traditional cable.
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That's comparable to the wholesale price of electricity, and thus provides a powerful incentive for green power.
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Ne-Yo doesn't think allegations against R. Kelly are comparable to allegations against Michael Jackson -- they're worse.
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That's comparable to the total energy consumption of the Czech Republic, a country of 10.6 million people.
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These next-generation satellite constellations are looking to offer speeds comparable to Earth-bound fiber optic networks.
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They claim the current turmoil in China is not even comparable to the 1997 Asian debt crisis.
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The Surface Pro 6's performance is comparable to the Surface Laptop 2... for multi-core performance.
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It's about 6.5 inches tall and 2.6 inches wide, making it comparable to the UE Boom 2.
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But it's surprisingly refreshing when a politician lives a life more comparable to the average U.S. resident.
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It's comparable to stepping into a pristine snowy field or discovering an untouched continent of the world.
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That would come with a price — a political explosion comparable to outrage over the Saturday Night Massacre.
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And over time, the "floor" of the hardware's price will be comparable to a high-end smartphone.
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In the end, the plant "produced a burn comparable to a second degree chemical burn," Murphy said.
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This sort of result was only comparable to that of someone living in a war-torn country.
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Take-Two posted GAAP earnings of 745 cents per share, which were not comparable to analyst estimates.
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"We have very good results, comparable to the best results we got for dengue," Dr. Moreira said.
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Depressed patients who volunteer for prospective drug studies may not be comparable to those who do not.
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Even the 4% or so argued for by Labour would be comparable to some other European countries.
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"This would be comparable to a murder charge being reduced to assault and battery," Albano told CNN.
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But that number is not completely comparable to the $30-some trillion estimates for Medicare for all.
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But as the weeks went on, refund data started to look comparable to figures from last year.
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Citizen legislators would be paid at a level comparable to other public service professions, such as teachers.
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However, Under Armour has grown to be comparable to other mainstay athletic brands like Nike and Adidas.
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That's higher than in any election in decades, but comparable to polling misses in 1988 and 1992.
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It also wasn't quite comparable to the $199.99 Echo Studio, which I tested on the same day.
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Numbers managing to reach Italy were comparable to the same period last year and the year before.
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There's been very little work in Taoism or Chinese religion comparable to the work done on Christianity.
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"Labour's divisions are comparable to the Conservatives'," Thomas Raines, head of Chatham House's Europe program, told me.
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Although AVD's current ad-supported program is comparable to YouTube's offering, advertisers aren't bullish on it yet.
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The weight is comparable to other mobile headsets even with the somewhat chunky Pixel XL loaded in.
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A 2-year-old rat would be somewhat comparable to a 70-year-old human, Bucher said.
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After training, the neural net was able to generate images that were comparable to handmade ASCII art.
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People are surprised to drink teas with levels of flavor that are comparable to those of wine.
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This is comparable to how skateboarding events are judged, like competitions at the NASS Festival near Bristol.
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I remember just a few years ago that trans resources weren't comparable to how they are now.
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Around the time they were getting together, Kimye was a brand comparable to many fast-food giants.
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The price is also great and comparable to some Bialetti moka pots (if they're not on sale).
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Is the ratio of total votes for each party comparable to the ratio of congressional races won?
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It would also give Bytedance financial heft comparable to that of some publicly traded high-tech leaders.
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The pattern and impact are comparable to what happens to workers at a mill when it closes.
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Jean sold them for 100 Francs each, about $7 dollars in 1920 currency, comparable to $84 today.
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GAAP earnings per share was 0 cents per share, which is unlikely to be comparable to estimates.
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That number is comparable to the amount of cases in countries such as Germany, France and Spain.
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Altering the relative speeds of the rotors allows maneuverability comparable to that of a nimble quadcopter drone.
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Bento de Silva, Valente wrote, had the locals work for him in a dynamic comparable to slavery.
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And the price is comparable to similar kits and much less expensive than buying each tool individually.
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As guidance: Your father is entitled to a used bike comparable to the one that was stolen.
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The Forge is comparable to the Cradle, except that it contains all the guests' information in code.
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Experts say that price is comparable to the cost of power from plants fueled by natural gas.
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"I'm certain there is nothing comparable to this," said Alan Dershowitz, professor emeritus at Harvard Law School.
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The United States' primary aluminum production has declined to a level comparable to 1952 production, Ross said.
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At the 'B' rating level this somewhat compensates for a financial structure comparable to 'CCC' rated peers.
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But satellite networks with internet speeds comparable to Earth-bound fiber optic networks would be very lucrative.
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But so far his administration has done nothing comparable to the Obama presidency's third-world-style behavior.
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He considered that such a request was comparable to praying to the saints about a lost umbrella.
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Nor is it comparable to Theodore Roosevelt's "Bull Moose" Progressive Party run for the presidency in 1912.
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A 33-year-old rat would be somewhat comparable to a 70-year-old human, Bucher said.
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In fact, the low repair rate was comparable to cells derived from a patient with xeroderma pigmentosum.
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Now, the Xbox One X offers 4K Blu-ray video quality that's comparable to most standalone players.
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One expert said Amazon's emissions were comparable to the greenhouse emissions from a small, economically-developed country.
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Nowhere in the Lower 48 do lands exist with qualities comparable to the refuge's intactness and spaciousness.
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Nowhere in the Lower 48 do lands exist with qualities comparable to the refuge's intactness and spaciousness.
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The transplant surgery is also difficult, in some ways comparable to a liver transplant, Dr. Testa said.
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But the following generation of consoles had graphics that were better than or comparable to arcade graphics.
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But the United States is simply not comparable to small-economy tax havens like Ireland and Switzerland.
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Buddhist-style memorial services offered by temples comparable to the "monk delivery" could cost as 100,000 yen ($830).
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Is there an organized movement on the religious left that's comparable to what we've seen on the right?
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They could also help physicists understand how matter behaves at densities comparable to the nucleus of an atom.
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The intensity of this long-running fight is on a level comparable to that of Democrats versus Republicans.
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The pricing is somewhat comparable to the e-bikes starting with $1 to "reserve" or unlock the scooter.
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The narrative dynamic is comparable to King Kong in its way; but less adult and less obviously knowing.
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Both, though, are wildly successful in a way only comparable to the advent of commercial travel or sugar.
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Neve Tzedek NeighborhoodNeve Tzedek is comparable to Soho with charming boutiques, jewelry studios, cafes, and organic juice bars.
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A 5-y delay creates the equivalent loss of approximately $24 trillion, comparable to a severe global depression.
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IDrive promises that its tool's accuracy and performance is comparable to AWS Rekognition, but at a lower price.
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Twitter says mDAUs are not comparable to similar metrics from other companies, which it says are more expansive.
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His composite images offer a comedic danger comparable to Tom and Jerry or Wiley Coyote and Road Runner.
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The insurance company posted adjusted earnings of $1 a share, which is not comparable to estimates of $1.21.
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We think we can achieve specs comparable to lidars out there, but just make them that much smaller.
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The only name on Floyd's record with speed comparable to Khan's is Zab Judah, whom Kham beat handily.
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The statistics are comparable to the federal government's Consumer Price Index, which is the standard measure for inflation.
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This activity triggered a fall in blood pressure comparable to that following similar behavior with a living pet.
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When talking about the price, Makowsky said the home is more comparable to a megayacht than a house.
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That is triple the rate of white New Yorkers, and roughly comparable to complication rates in Sierra Leone.
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Post-laser therapy, Dr. Steicher claims that her menopausal patients' vaginas are comparable to those of younger women.
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Prices will be comparable to low fares it charges today for the economy cabin, but with more restrictions.
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Its transaction fee, at just "fractions of a penny", is also comparable to bitcoin's $30 per transaction fee.
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State laws will ensure consumer protections comparable to ERISA's and states will have no claim on these funds.
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The Chicago general obligation bonds, which are due in 2044, are not directly comparable to the Greek bonds.
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Cisco's purchase price is comparable to Jasper's private market valuation from when it last raised money in 2014.
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But the sun bears proved equally as sophisticated as the gorillas and comparable to people, the study found.
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Although they are comparable to Champagne, Cavas stand on their own with elegant acidity, dryness, and delicate citrus.
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Lichty says he's earning six figures in sales, comparable to when he was running his home-building business.
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" Essentially, this means creating a reward system for the AI agent, something comparable to the brain's "pleasure chemicals.
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In a way, it was comparable to David Bowie, except that Prince brought that to the black community.
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The jostling among them is comparable to people elbowing each other to reach the front of the line.
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This is comparable to other robo-advisers but lower than the fees charged by most Islamic mutual funds.
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So things that are comparable to bribery, increasing bribery, treason, which are mentioned, and then things like that.
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The plane would be comparable to the Douglas DC-9 (below) and the British Airways Corporation BAC-111.
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In any case, Mr. Nasser said his book was not comparable to the classic books with lower ratings.
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Law enforcement careers can be comparable to military experience, making it a good career fit for many veterans.
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It is about the same as it was in 2012 and comparable to most 20th-century presidential elections.
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What these Sarasotans are doing for Ashton is comparable to what Miami City Ballet is doing for Balanchine.
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This would be comparable to reserving seats on the Federal Communications Commission's board for the cable television industry.
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Read more: Cruise workers say they have so much sex on ships that it's comparable to college dorms
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The tactics used by protestors in recent weeks -- while not comparable to the 1960s -- have grown increasingly radical.
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If that sounds familiar, it's because this membership model is comparable to Amazon Prime Fresh and Instacart Express.
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The sheep all showed normal results, comparable to another, naturally-bred herd of sheep kept in similar conditions.
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This activity triggered a fall in blood pressure comparable to that following similar behaviour with a living pet.
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Comparable to Facebook groups or early-era Tumblr, the pages of Riot Grrrl zines essentially operated as blogs.
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Often called idol shows or survival shows, these audition shows are comparable to American Idol and X-Factor.
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Even on the lower end, that's comparable to the 2018 defense budget ($643 billion) and Medicare ($588 billion).
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The salary was comparable to what she made in DC, but the cost of living was drastically less.
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Unless this results in a nuclear war with Russia, we're not going to see anything comparable to that.
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The national sales internship program has an acceptance rate that's comparable to Harvard's undergrad program: just under 4%.
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Adjusting for those changes, median household income was comparable to the level in 29.4, and slightly below 219.
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This improvement in sentiment, the authors point out, is comparable to that observed across Twitter on Christmas Day.
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In China, the website Jinjiang is a major publishing platform, comparable to AO3 or Wattpad (another fanfiction site).
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That fare, now $2.75, has risen to be comparable to the single-ride New York City subway fare.
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Canakinumab's benefit was comparable to Repatha, a powerful new type of cholesterol-lowering drug called a PCSK9 inhibitor.
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This is comparable to the aviation industry, which emitted over 900 million tons of greenhouse gases in 2018.
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Berg, who played seven seasons in the majors, struggled to even name an established player comparable to Kelenic.
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"Sexual assault prevalence at the academies is comparable to rates observed in civilian colleges," according to the report.
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The company posted a GAAP loss of 20 cents per share, which was not comparable to analyst estimates.
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"It will be lost income for the CCC, but nothing comparable to last season," the second exporter said.
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Moreover, the U.S. has created more than four million clean energy jobs, with pay comparable to fossil employment.
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While his situation certainly is not comparable to theirs, President Trump also may not be guilty of anything.
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This website is comparable to driving 200 miles away, putting a blindfold on and walking into a bar.
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Jenkins averaged 13.4 points and 4.2 rebounds during the season, comparable to his numbers from a year ago.
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This marginal capacity is reflected in the fact that U.S. training casualties are now comparable to war casualties.
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"The clinical benefit of esketamine appears to be comparable to that of ketamine," UpToDate, the physicians' resource, warned.
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India is already probably the most unequal large economy in the world, comparable to Brazil and South Africa.
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In the interim, he will rent a similar home for a cost comparable to his monthly mortgage payment.
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As the Washington Post has calculated, that's comparable to a loan with a staggering 17,000 percent annual rate.
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Glesta has included a sonogram of her own heartbeat, and the sound is comparable to entering a womb.
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It deepened after former President Bill Clinton dismissed Barack Obama's success in South Carolina as comparable to the Rev.
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This is comparable to being in a gravitational field 12 times higher than what we normally experience on Earth.
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In the near term, Uber predicts Air will be comparable to the cost of Uber X and Uber Pool.
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Consider, again, the Newseum, an institution comparable to the NLEM for spotlighting a topic heatedly trending in national discourse.
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Liberals also often lament that they have no ideological news outlets comparable to Fox News and conservative talk radio.
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It's about 3.7 miles (6 km) in height, making it comparable to Alaska's Mount Denali or Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro.
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You know, what is the -- what would be comparable to writing stop Trump, would be Trump texting call Putin.
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Of the remainder, only Switzerland raises significant revenue (about 1% of GDP, comparable to what Mrs Warren hopes for).
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The new Android app will be generally comparable to the iOS experience, though it has a somewhat different layout.
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"Titan is unlike any other place in our solar system, and the most comparable to early Earth," he added.
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Mizzen+Main's dress shirts are just as comfortable, but in a way that's more comparable to performance workout gear.
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The temperature at Esperanza, where it is summer, was comparable to the weather in Los Angeles and Huntsville, Ala.
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Most of them are comparable to what you'd find in other budget brands, including ColourPop and Wet N Wild.
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Plus, all of these space agency vehicles have typically been large — comparable to the size of buses and cars.
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A median third of people around the world look at American leadership favorably, comparable to both Russia and China.
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Skeptics complain the information age isn't yielding benefits comparable to the industrial revolution, but that is humbug, he says.
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That's comparable to what CVS charges for same-day delivery and a little more than Walgreens' next-day service.
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He noted that, in Australia, Uber Eats business on a top line basis is comparable to its Rides business.
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Dr. Bellinger said the I.Q. decline seen in the new study is comparable to what other tests have shown.
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Many consider it among the most important art environments in the United States, comparable to Simon Rodia's Watts Towers.
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But in general, health systems in eastern Europe are simply "not comparable to western Europe," says Mr Massay-Kosubek.
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It would take a streaming startup years to establish an audience comparable to any of the legacy media brands.
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That's comparable to the cost of a using a pregnancy surrogate, she said, which can be $80,000 to $120,000.
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Joussen said Bulgaria was comparable to Tunisia price-wise, while the group was also building hotels in Cape Verde.
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If you look at other rich countries comparable to the U.S., you'll find plenty of roles for private insurance.
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To their excitement, both planets had more compact atmospheres that are comparable to those of Earth, Venus and Mars.
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Translated literally, the phrase means "rain, storm or lightning" — comparable to the unofficial "neither snow, nor rain" USPS motto.
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Such profit margin would be comparable to pre-21500 levels (21000%), despite competition from other tour operators (some online).
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According to both Intel and AMD, the processor that is most comparable to the 1800X is Intel's i7-73K.
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" Running a golf course, he said, was comparable to running a country: "You'll be amazed how similar it is.
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This could be a savvy move for Amazon, provided the audio quality is comparable to the AirPods at least.
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Many Luckin units are much smaller "points of presence" and not comparable to full-service Starbucks cafes, Johnson said.
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That means LEO satellites can transfer information more quickly, with speeds comparable to wired broadband and fiber-optic internet.
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According to the UN, it is widely accepted that insects provide nutrients that are comparable to meat and fish.
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The items cost between two and five euros a piece, displayed in a fashion comparable to a flea market.
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A more likely response will be comparable to what happened after the US increased passenger screening post-9/11.
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In 2014, household gun ownership was at 42 percent – comparable to the 43-45 percent figures during the 1970s.
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This would translate into 660,000 more applications each year, which is comparable to the uptick Germany saw in 2016.
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" When asked if flipping through it is comparable to going through an old family photo album, Buffett responds, "Better!
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In fact, at 20 years, according to some studies, your overall risk is comparable to that of a nonsmoker.
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He thinks that attention should be paid to boosting United's margins to levels comparable to its competitors--namely Delta.
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The $22019 they keep is comparable to what we could call "price" in a market like wheat or oil.
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There have been no periods with growth remotely comparable to Trump's forecasts that did not involve substantial cyclical tailwinds.
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The distance at which the planets orbit Trappist-1 is comparable to the distance of Jupiter to its moons.
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But the powers and responsibilities of both the presidency and the Supreme Court are scarcely comparable to that era.
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Her body composition was comparable to what it had been when she finished sixth in the world in 2009.
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He was also a celebrity, according to the jazz critic Gary Giddins, comparable to Babe Ruth or Mickey Mouse.
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I hope that Kim Yong Chul's visit will lead to something comparable to the Jo Myong Rok joint statement.
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That said, as a smoker, the Juul is actually comparable to actual cigarettes in terms of taste and sensation.
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Wind production costs have also come down in recent years, making its price almost comparable to relying on coal.
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His talent isn't comparable to anything; the reality is that every time he touches the ball, something special happens.
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The quality of learning is not comparable to most schools, since teachers and students are constantly motivating each other.
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Next, we stopped by a Manhattan Trader Joe's to find products comparable to the ones we got from Costco.
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SaarLB's renewables portfolio has been growing for years and by volume it represents a concentration risk comparable to CRE.
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Harris -- the first major 2020 candidate to release fundraising data -- posted numbers that are comparable to those of Sen.
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The rate is comparable to what the company saw when its current Watchman product was first released, they said.
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Similarly, Levesque said The RealReal sees a lift in the spring that's comparable to that of the new year.
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His statistics are comparable to any number of starting quarterbacks in the league who all have jobs this year.
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Consequently, each type of bank could increasingly engage in activities comparable to what the other type of bank provided.
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Entrepreneurs take a long journey when naming their brainchild, comparable to a parent naming their own flesh and blood.
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Waymo currently charges rates comparable to Uber and Lyft, whose reliance on fares has those firms bleeding red ink.
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It is comparable to the way a white person benefits from white supremacy, no matter how woke she is.
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But the Blaster Beam's range isn't really comparable to that of a piano—it's much, much lower and deeper.
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The report points out that this low-level confidence is comparable to how the Germans view Russia, at 21%.
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That makes it faster off the line than a Porsche Macan Turbo and comparable to a Porsche 911 GTS.
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"We are seeing a spike in volume that is comparable to post 9/11," said Deanna Cohen, department spokeswoman.
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Ms. Teachout lacks direct experience as a prosecutor but is equipped with legal firepower comparable to previous attorneys general.
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And organizers argued on Tuesday that the postponement of the Olympics is not directly comparable to the Republican convention.
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The other five provide only a sample of their cases or aren't directly comparable to the sections we examined.
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Large technology companies have long avoided paying taxes comparable to other businesses in the European countries where they operate.
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In some ways, it's comparable to the phantom sensations, including pain, felt by people who have lost a limb.
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Apple said the size made it perfect for displaying a virtual keyboard comparable to a full-size physical keyboard.
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The question is whether we agree a trading relationship with the EU comparable to Canada's – or more like Australia's.
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The question is whether we agree a trading relationship with the EU comparable to Canada's or more like Australia's.
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"Model 3 will be roughly comparable to the best high-volume vehicle production lines in the world," he said.
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The Arkansas senator conceded, however, these efforts were not comparable to Russia's "systematic, top-down" interference in the election.
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In between are impacts comparable to the Bennu asteroid, which are also fairly rare, perhaps once every 100,000 years.
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Lyft has no organization comparable to the guild for its own drivers, some of whom drive for both services.
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Some of the fossils are comparable to their modern-day counterparts, like sponges, corals, jellyfish and other marine life.
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United States Coach Adam Krikorian said Steffens was a rare talent and possessed qualities comparable to other sporting legends.
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Compounding these concerns, the testing conditions were not at all comparable to the narrow, murky conditions of the cave.
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That evaluation factors in a number of signals, including past legal cases that are comparable to the user's situation.
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That makes it faster off the line than a Porsche Macan Turbo and comparable to a Porsche 911 GTS.
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His prior service for the senior President Bush involved nothing comparable to the constitutional challenges already on his desk.
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Researchers estimated emissions from the site to be roughly comparable to the overall release from the Aliso Canyon event.
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In those first few decades, Mexicans here, per capita, faced mob violence comparable to that faced by African-Americans.
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Musk revealed that the Model Y had 66 cubic feet of cargo space, comparable to a Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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" Espresso, on the other hand, is "comparable to half a cup of coffee or two cups of green tea.
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The CEO of that company says he will pay a wage comparable to what GM and other automakers pay.
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In a 2007 article, she concluded that Title IX had precipitated a social revolution comparable to the Industrial Revolution.
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As the Washington Post has calculated, that is comparable to a loan with a staggering 17,000 percent annual rate.
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At $249, it is comparable to GoPro's $299 Hero5 Session, which can be controlled by voice for handsfree usage.
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Many Luckin units are much smaller "points of presence" and not comparable to full-service Starbucks cafes, Johnson said.
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If a lower value is used for "normal" brain growth, then El Sidrón is comparable to a normal human kid.
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" The agency's website previously had said that any risks "likely are comparable to other lifestyle choices we make every day.
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The private sector will need to invest in this transition at a scale and speed comparable to the computer revolution.
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But the LG Gram is a real computer, with real guts that don't exactly feel comparable to its real competitors.
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The AMD Ryzen 3 2200G goes for a crazy cheap $100 and is roughly comparable to Intel's $170 i3 8350K.
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"I have a career that's probably comparable to Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore, Sigourney Weaver," said the actress and Juilliard graduate.
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The Sill has slightly higher prices than big-box retail stores, though they're comparable to those of other online shops.
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Money is easily found for sophisticated weapons whose destructive power is comparable to that of the weapons of mass destruction.
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It would be comparable to an experience any other woman would have if she were housed in a men's facility.
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It's not as fast as a modern Windows PC or Mac computer, but it's comparable to an entry-level Chromebook.
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The drop in borrowing costs, the report said, is comparable to a one-notch upgrade from a credit ratings agency.
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She has been asked if her struggle from that time is comparable to what she's going through now, she said.
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Graphics performance from the Intel Iris Plus graphics should be comparable to the previous-gen 5603-inch MacBook Pros, though.
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The experience felt comparable to using Microsoft's Windows Mixed Reality headsets, which also feature inside-out tracking and motion controllers.
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We don't know how NBC arrived at the number for Kotb; we do know that it is comparable to Guthrie's.
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It felt a little too flimsy and is most comparable to the controller that comes with the Google Daydream headset.
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Reportedly, the acquisition's cost is comparable to Walmart's other recent e-commerce purchases, like its $3 billion bid on Jet.
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The lambs were at a stage of development comparable to that of a 22- to 24-week-old human fetus.
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Burke's songwriting is genuinely comparable to someone like Karen O from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs: tender, open, weird, and assertive.
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The only accurate way to track your performance is based upon a basket of indexes comparable to your overall portfolio.
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And to be frank, it wasn't that much more, with my Jameson setting me back $26—comparable to local stores.
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Lur thinks that the pictures, while not comparable to that of a modern smartphone, are still of a "decent" quality.
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Together they are expected to cost around $6 billion, a price tag comparable to that of some single onshore facilities.
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Einride says the T-pod will weigh 20 tons at full load, which is comparable to a Class 4.43 truck.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story said that the Symfonisk table lamp was comparable to the Sonos One speaker.
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Others would say, good for Medicaid; it drives a tougher bargain with providers while getting results comparable to other payers.
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But Russia can't afford a full-scale war or even a serious worldwide presence comparable to what the USSR had.
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In their paper, Uber estimates that, during take-off, the VTOL's noise will be comparable to the city's background noise.
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It will be capable of generating up to 580 megawatts of power, comparable to that of a small nuclear reactor.
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Her plan would guarantee compensation for child care program workers at rates comparable to public school teachers in their areas.
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European bank shares are priced at 0.6 times the value of their net tangible assets, comparable to 2008-12 valuations.
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Staubo said that Uber prices have increased in the past 9 months to become more comparable to the taxi companies.
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The proclamation is clear: the quality of writing in these video games is comparable to that of premium TV drama.
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In terms of size, Japan's supercomputer will be comparable to a parking lot with space for 30 to 40 cars.
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He said the Los-Angles based start-up's transportation service could provide an experience comparable to a high-speed aircraft.
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Until now, only gorillas had been observed showing a degree of precision comparable to the complex facial mimicry of people.
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Tropical Storm Allison, in 2001, caused the last flood comparable to this one; Harvey looks on track to surpass it.
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SFP said a pilot project in the Gulf state of Qatar generated cucumber yields comparable to those of European farms.
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The lead-up to the release of Beyoncé's album "Lemonade" last month was comparable to that of the Radiohead single.
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The television streaming platform posted an earnings loss of 22 cents per share, which was not comparable to analyst estimates.
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Wynn also posted adjusted earnings of 17 cents per share, which were unlikely to be comparable to Wall Street expectations.
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What if the magnitude of the losses to the relatively few losers is comparable to the gains of the winners?
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We also found another wall of pillows here, which was almost comparable to the pillow display at Pier 1 Imports.
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"Nothing with children is comparable to anything in the past," Hargitay continued during a recent press event for the show.
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There have even been studies claiming that drinking one glass is comparable to going to the gym for an hour.
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Salaries in the Bulgarian IT sector already allow for living standards comparable to those in Germany or Britain, he said.
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"My ambition is always the same—to make a wine in California that's comparable to a great Burgundy," he says.
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Such an event would be comparable to a flock of investors in a Ponzi scheme suddenly demanding their money back.
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In San Francisco, Loconomics has started an online cooperative for professional services, from massage to graphic design, comparable to TaskRabbit.
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It's most directly comparable to Netflix or HBO Go — a monthly subscription service that comes with original content, sans advertisements.
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The arm has a full range of motion, with joints capable of movement comparable to shoulder, elbow and wrist joints.
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It's comparable to using a TV remote, while the Note 10 Plus's S Pen feels more like a magic wand.
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The company reported earnings of 1 Canadian cent per share (US 0.75 cent), which was not comparable to analyst estimates.
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My stomach, which was now topographically comparable to a road in rural Liberia, was a badge of honor, they said.
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But satellite-navigation systems rely on a weak signal, comparable to the power of a light bulb, out in space.
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Coca-Cola's supplemental net leverage was approximately 21500x at the end of first quarter 21000, which was comparable to 212000.
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It is this need for long-term recovery management that makes opioid addiction comparable to other chronic primary health disorders.
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Despite having environmental protections comparable to our own, mine permitting in Australia and Canada takes just two to three years.
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On paper at least, this team is certainly not comparable to the World Cup-winning squads of 1982 and 2006.
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But Dyson isn't entirely convinced that we won't see a character in later seasons that is more comparable to Trump.
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Its final rating is not derived from its standalone credit profile and thus, is not comparable to its industry peers.
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The average yield on taxable money funds is comparable to the yields on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes US10YT=RR.
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Searching for alien life in the vast expanse of the universe is somewhat comparable to tracking animals here on Earth.
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Wingsuit jumpers can reach speeds of 200 miles per hour and often jump from heights comparable to that of skydivers.
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The macroeconomic consequences of a tariff should therefore be seen as comparable to the macroeconomic consequences of any tax increase.
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That makes the results of this poll not directly comparable to past polls of the presidential field, the Register said.
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Nationally, housekeepers' wages are comparable to desk clerks', whose average hourly rate the Bureau of Labor Statistics tallies at $11.28.
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That's comparable to some of the worst continuing armed conflicts around the world and has destabilized swaths of the country.
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"I think our level of support for the government is comparable to yours to the pro-democracy camp," he said.
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The heat level was comparable to Frank's, though our tasters thought the aforementioned complexity made Frank's seem hotter in comparison.
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Creators in the program said advertising revenue from Facebook was comparable to YouTube, although many cautioned it was still early.
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It doesn't even seem comparable to taking al-Baghdadi or bin Laden, non-state actors who are labeled as terrorists.
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The robots cost about $60,000-$70,000 per year to lease, which is comparable to a police officer&aposs annual salary.
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Lyft will pay Toronto drivers 75-80 percent of the fare passengers pay, comparable to what Uber pays, Houghton said.
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He achieved the rank of a technician fifth grade, which was comparable to a corporal, according to Stars and Stripes.
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With some approaches, the changes observed in Maryland were comparable to those in other states, raising uncertainty about their cause.
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The ambition of approaching contemporary music "with a universal language comparable to the language of tonality has failed," he wrote.
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What is now happening at PnP parties is comparable to what was called "breaking the buck" in pre-abolition times.
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In TV coverage during the 1972 campaign, it received attention comparable to the Vietnam War and the Paris peace talks.
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Many of the current ones have terms that appear to be reasonable, or at least comparable to private education loans.
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The sturdy waistbelt, articulated shoulder straps, and venting are comparable to what Osprey specs on its most core backpacking packs.
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Their amount would fall far short of what would be required to purchase coverage comparable to that provided under ACA.
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The Pentagon report detailing the totals said the prevalence of sexual assault at the academies is comparable to civilian colleges.
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Indeed, the commercial value of these two fighters is definitely comparable to United States most valuable sporting events, the Superbowl.
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Without a commitment from Speaker Ryan comparable to the commitment from Leader McConnell, this package does not have my support.
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The app is comparable to NextDoor, but unlike NextDoor, all posts on Neighbors are about crime and suspicion of crime.
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Clinton's situation may be comparable to that of male politicians who have served in high-level positions in other administrations.
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K.I. members are classified as lowest order of infidel, the shedding of whose blood is comparable to killing a chicken.
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Li Zhou Do you see infrastructure investment as comparable to the investment that the tax cuts were intended to provide?
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The authorities said the Seine could reach levels in Paris comparable to a bout of heavy flooding in June 2016.
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Our accents are comparable to having a lisp or some kind of speech impediment, they aren't used for authoritative voices.
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"A possible technological innovation would be to make a NIRS system that has spatial resolution comparable to fMRI," Saxe says.
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Wireless, self-contained headsets are another step, as long as they can provide an experience that's comparable to existing tethered devices.
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He says it would be comparable to the differences between England and the rest of the world during the Industrial Revolution.
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"The levels in Pittsburgh are comparable to those reported in Flint," he said in an interview with local TV station WPXI.
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The XR uses software and the A12 processor to, for the most part, deliver photo performance comparable to the 8 Plus.
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It's comparable to how runners feel when they're at top speed, with their lungs burning and their heartbeat in their ears.
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Right now, Covered California is planning to spend $106 million on 2018 outreach, which would be comparable to the 2017 budget.
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I doubt that it would more than a single cell life form so the size would be comparable to a bacterium.
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The Echo's built-in woofer, tweeter and reflex port spit out some pretty good omnidirectional sound (comparable to Logitech's UE Boom).
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PRICE: Comparable to brick-and-mortar stores Launched in 2002, FreshDirect is an online twist on the classic one-stop shop.
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If anything, our flesh is comparable to that of a pig—both species are omnivores and eat similar diets, Cole says.
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It also has a "lift" mode that can temporarily raise the car up to a level comparable to an ordinary sedan.
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In general, the lower the air pressure, the stronger the storm, and this reading was comparable to many Category 22016 storms.
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He then went on to suggest that the procedure for euthanizing zoo animals is comparable to a woman terminating her pregnancy.
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Instead, the tech we'll get in the next five years will be more comparable to the character's x-ray vision powers.
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While the surface of the exoplanet is rocky, it's also a scorching 800 degrees Fahrenheit on the surface, comparable to Mercury.
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That is a much bigger income gap than between Mississippi and Massachusetts, but comparable to the gulf between Bulgaria and Belgium.
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The retailer sells its 103-ounce Berkley Jensen Ultra liquid laundry detergent, which is comparable to the Tide brand, for $210.
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Correction: Updated essay to note that the Hue bulb that's most comparable to the $11.99 Ikea bulb costs $29.99, not $14.99.
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Finally, it's probably best not to take the S10e pricing into account, as it's probably not directly comparable to previous models.
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"It's a no-brainer to buy recycled paper," Schwab said, since the cost today is comparable to that of traditional paper.
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It means the system is going to grow a lot more comparable to the experience users have on the HTC Vive.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Wanda's investment property scale is comparable to major global investment properties companies like Simon Property, Unibail and Swire Properties.
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Additionally, we are working to enhance the National Anticorruption System, comparable to some of the most stringent systems in the world.
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That's comparable to an Uber driver, "only you don't got to deal with people or talk to people," Mr. Cartwright said.
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The graphics were great (comparable to a high-quality PC game) and it's probably a game I'd actually pay money for.
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Of all the things I'd tried, this proved to be the natural high most comparable to an actual illicit substance experience.
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In fact, the paperfuge can spin blood at about 20,000 revolutions per minute — a speed comparable to that of traditional centrifuges.
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"Rural Americans deserve services that are comparable to those in urban areas," Chairman Ajit Pai said in a blog post today.
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In terms of quality, AAC 256 kbps is comparable to a 320 kbps MP3 and most people can't tell the difference.
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"I have a career that's probably comparable to Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore, Sigourney Weaver," Davis said in her conversation with Brown.
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K303-230e, which is a bit farther away, has a year comparable to 22 days on Earth is about 210% colder.
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As a vibrator, its features are pretty unremarkable and perfectly comparable to any bullet vibrator you can pick up on Amazon.
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The Retina display is brighter and more comparable to a MacBook Pro, which was a complaint about the November 2018 model.
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A litre of Baladna milk costs slightly less than eight rial ($2.20), comparable to what was once paid for Almarai milk.
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Rodney Brooks, a professor at MIT, reckons that driverless services comparable to those offered by conventional taxis are unlikely before 2032.
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Noise cancellation isn't the absolute best, but the 1.57-inch dome driver overpowers most everything and gives sound comparable to Bose.
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German bunds — viewed as a "safe-haven" asset comparable to Treasury notes — also rose on Wednesday, as did most Japanese bonds.
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Going forward, this material will be tested in environments on Earth that could be comparable to Mars, like Antarctica or Chile.
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The Pelican State has the highest incarceration rate in the country, but a crime rate comparable to its southern state neighbors.
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Speculation over their physical or emotional suffering is comparable to speculating about the experience of the grapefruit you ate for breakfast.
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Vlach magic is comparable to Voodoo in terms of its prevalence in the culture and identity of the Serbian Vlach people.
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This concept, which I call "marketcraft," makes market governance a core function of government comparable to statecraft, the art of diplomacy.
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In fact, Canon's claiming that the image quality is pretty comparable to what you'll be able to get on the 80D.
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People first diagnosed in middle age had death rates comparable to the general population in their own age group, in contrast.
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The benefits required under Obamacare still have to be "comparable" to those of an employer-based health care program, Levitt said.
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There are still around 30,000 SKUs available for curbside pickup, which is comparable to what you would find in the store.
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Ultimately, though, the patients who stayed with physical therapy reported improvement comparable to what was reported by those who got surgery.
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Nevertheless, Fitch views this level as adequate and favorably comparable to other NBFIs as it benefits from a large business scale.
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It only becomes a problem when the area of the solar connectors in space becomes comparable to the size of earth.
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For example, 31 percent of Michigan's overall trade is conducted with our southern neighbor, a percentage comparable to Texas and Arizona.
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It will be among the biggest seen from an emerging market borrower, comparable to Mexico's flagship $16 billion issue in 1996.
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Calls sounded fine, and voice quality from the microphone (we did a helmet to helmet call) was comparable to other headsets.
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"Oktoberfest is not even comparable to the New Year's Eve party in Cologne," Sicherewiesn's lead social worker Kristina Gottlöber tells Broadly.
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A study in Journal of Applied Physiology found that walking quickly with hand and ankle weights was comparable to slow running.
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According to Needham, Hurricane Donna, which struck southwest Florida in 1960 is somewhat comparable to the storm surge threat Irma presents.
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Mercedes-Benz's 2017 E-Class, for example, features Drive Pilot, the company's own semi-autonomous driving system comparable to Tesla's Autopilot.
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Payouts like this are only comparable to OneSongchai and Petchyindee promotions, who usually hit the million Baht mark almost every month.
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From there, Wingly hopes to reach numbers comparable to the business it's doing in Europe by August/September of next year.
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The Argentine clean-up is not comparable to that in Brazil, where judges are pursuing those who are now in power.
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For a sense of scale, that is comparable to the population of Washington, D.C. on the run fleeing for their lives.
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The tests are not directly comparable to the last round conducted in 2015, but Bernardino said the overall assessment was similar.
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Taxis in Hong Kong charge a minimum fare of HK$24, which was previously comparable to Uber's base of HK$25.
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Those particles, too, would reflect the sun's radiation back toward space, comparable to the effects of natural phenomena like volcanic eruptions.
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With around 700,000 square meters of building space — comparable to 98 soccer fields — the airport is the largest in the world.
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Additionally, Kevin does not think transgender people are at all comparable to pedophiles — this a gross misinterpretation of the survey question.
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Indian meals tended to be higher in calories; restaurants in the remaining countries were comparable to those in the United States.
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The level is roughly comparable to the highest levels reached over recent decades — a period that included the turmoil of Sept.
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The drop in bond yields sent shares of phone companies higher, as those stocks' high dividend yields are comparable to bonds.
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The founders say that rates at the site are essentially comparable to those at online travel agencies like Orbitz and Expedia.
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Moody's expects "a conducive economic environment and a broader investor base" to keep CLO issuance in 2017 comparable to this year.
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Additionally, Kevin does not think transgender people are at all comparable to pedophiles -this a gross misinterpretation of the survey question.
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While its conservation efforts are comparable to other brands making sustainable jeans, Frank And Oak stands out with its affordable price.
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Still, Bollinger Motor says it can go from 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds, which is comparable to the Cybertruck.
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And that's because, until recently, a first-year pilot's pay would be comparable to what a fast-food worker brings home.
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All of these specs are impressive, but they're also comparable to the latest completely wireless earbuds from Apple, Jaybird, and Sony.
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He said that tearing down the statue of Lee was comparable to tearing down statues of George Washington or Thomas Jefferson.
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Freeze-offs can drastically limit the amount of natural gas available, comparable to the impacts of hurricanes on natural gas infrastructure.
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They realized many of the e-cigarettes on the market don't hit smokers' systems in a way that's comparable to cigarettes.
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The clear-cut preserve was once part of the Atlantic Forest, whose species richness is comparable to that of the Amazon.
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The Great Sasuke served in prefecture (comparable to state-level) politics, famously refusing to take off his mask even while legislating.
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There are few large properties for sale, and few of the larger vineyards have homes comparable to this property, he said.
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"The quality is comparable to what you might get at Walmart or other mass merchandisers," Money Talks News' Maryalene LaPonsie wrote.
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On a monthly basis, June home prices rose 0.7 percent, comparable to the rise seen in the previous month, Reuters said.
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SpaceX has said performance should be comparable to ground-based cable and optical fiber networks that carry most internet traffic today.
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The renowned computer scientist Donald Knuth has argued that the best algorithms are comparable to literature and worthy of Pulitzer Prizes.
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Or the sound of "Little Drummer Boy", which is comparable to the emission of wind from the depths of the anus.
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In Japan, air quality's reducing life expectancy by over two years, comparable to the global life expectancy reduction from tobacco smoking.
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"You see that a lot, what we have here trendwise is comparable to what they have going on there," he said.
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The killings by Mr. Maduro's government are not yet comparable to the genocidal dictatorships of Chile and Argentina in the 1970s.
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That's comparable to government spending on Medicare and exceeds national military spending, as well as total primary and secondary education spending.
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It represents a loss of size, reach, momentum and permanence, comparable to Texas deciding to break away from the United States.
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For Mr. Lasko, getting a new prosthetic leg for swimming is comparable to getting new shoes or gear for specific sports.
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The only country comparable to Australia may be Canada, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's election suggests a shift to the left.
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Technically, her status as head of the paramilitary arm of the CIA is comparable to Soleimani's leadership of the Quds force.
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In some ways, these are comparable to Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, which Sequential Brands Group acquired last year for $353 million.
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She said the stem-cell treatments were comparable to patients' receiving grafts of their own skin — a procedure not a drug.
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Up to 1.7% of people are born intersex, a percentage comparable to the number of redheaded people -- not a minimal number.
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Russia is still too big, proud and influential to ignore and still the only nuclear power comparable to the United States.
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The terms of the four-year agreement are comparable to those the union reached with General Motors, but without a strike.
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"We note AMZN's 21k trucks would be comparable to UPS' reported 22k package cars & vans," BofA analyst Justin Post wrote Friday.
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In 2010, Microsoft introduced its cloud service, but it did not have an offering comparable to Amazon's until 2013, analysts say.
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He predicted that climate change will be the major crisis of the century, comparable to world wars of the previous century.
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To these dudes in Hungary, watching Martin Garrix gurn and fist-pump was comparable to the collapse of the Soviet era.
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Horses are intelligent, comparable to elephants even, but they come nowhere close to possessing the same level of cognition as parrots.
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His post examining assertions that Aliso Canyon was comparable to the BP oil gusher in the Gulf of Mexico is particularly valuable.
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To bid prices up to the point where rental yields are comparable to bond yields, households need sufficient access to mortgage credit.
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At the time, Mr. Anderson said the investment was a relatively modest one, comparable to the purchase of a single Boeing 777.
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App quality is still not comparable to that of the App Store, as Samsung Galaxy Tabs also use the Google Play Store.
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However, the earnings per share for the quarter wasn't considered comparable to the analyst expectations because of a $2.3 million debt charge.
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It also expected Brent crude oil prices to be comparable to last year, when they fell 47 percent to $52.4 per barrel.
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Musk did not comment on the ticket price, but said it was comparable to a crewed mission to the International Space Station.
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It's comparable to the average difference in longevity between men and women, the authors of the study, published recently in Demography, explain.
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As E&E points out, this would bring the total number of employees to 14,428, comparable to Reagan-era numbers of 14,440.
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The United States faces a challenge comparable to the one we faced when the Soviet Union launched the first space satellite, Sputnik.
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But if you thought spending the $23,33 would net you a car comparable to a BMW 23 Series, well, it really won't.
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"Wanting to keep things clean...is in no way comparable to what it is really like to have diagnosable OCD," writes Purser.
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According to Vanity Fair, Limbaugh's position with conservatives is comparable to Oprah's position with women — they both wield "concentrated and extraordinary power."
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The full-scale mission would "require a budget comparable to the largest current scientific experiments," according to a statement from Breakthrough Starshot.
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Leica says that the image quality from this sensor is comparable to the quality from the Leica Q's sensor from last year.
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The former showed "no anomaly" and the latter gave me upload, download, and ping times comparable to Ookla's industry-standard speed test.
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Dimension-wise, the R1103T is most directly comparable to the new Ford Ranger or the newest Toyota Tacoma, though there are differences.
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It's not a home console, and trying to market it as comparable to one escapes what makes the iPad attractive for gaming.
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That makes it more comparable to Munchery in the U.S. and other global players, like India's Yumist, which recently raised $2 million.
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In dollar terms, growth in Indian e-commerce in 2017 was comparable to a week or so of today's growth in China.
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German bunds — viewed as a "safe-haven" asset comparable to U.S. debt — U.K. Gilts, French OATs and Japanese bonds fell as well.
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Pricing for the Mikita RoboPRO falls somewhere just shy of $800, which is comparable to other high-end autonomous cleaners currently available.
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Those numbers might seem small, but they are at least comparable to the level of diversity we come across in real life.
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According to Rebecca, the Everlux fabric is softer than other sweat-wicking leggings, but it's definitely comparable to Nike's sweat-wicking fabric.
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Yes, but: A Lilly spokesperson confirmed that Lispro's price will be "comparable" to what Humalog costs after accounting for rebates and discounts.
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Indeed, continental Antarctica and much of the coastline have been warming at a rate more comparable to the rest of the world.
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Typing on the keyboard is also comparable to a MacBook, very clicky and responsive though the trackpad click can be somewhat resistant.
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The battery life, performance, and basic features of these watches are all comparable to what you could get from LG or Huawei.
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Lonza points to analyses by multiple drugmakers demonstrating rFC was comparable to the crab-blood tests in ensuring drugs were contaminant-free.
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Relations between Moscow and Washington were strained, he added, but the tensions were not comparable to those of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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The notion might sound odd at first, but studies have shown that peer grading is actually comparable to grading by an instructor.
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But the ones who received the supplemented water recovered their grip, which was comparable to the control rats experiencing normal Earth gravity.
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Deductibles: An average plan would carry an annual deductible of about $6,000, comparable to some of the least generous plans offered today.
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The pricing is comparable to build-your-own options, and you don't get Apple's all-in-one system tricks like the T2.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Wanda's investment property business scale is comparable to major global investment properties companies like Simon Property, Unibail and Swire Properties.
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Amazon's grocery operating margin potential could be about 3 percent, or roughly comparable to North American retail industry margins, according to Citi.
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Founder Rick Smith's introductory letter in 2000 told police the weapon had been subjected to testing comparable to what the FDA requires.
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The price is pretty comparable to other nice sleeping bags, although this one will definitely make you stand out in a crowd.
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By both 22008-month and six-month post-IPO measures, 43 is comparable to the weak IPO classes in 24 and 210.
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The Ken M subreddit is thriving, with people sharing their favorite trolls at a clip comparable to that of his internet heyday.
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The Trump administration's early record is comparable to 22014, when slightly more immigrants were arrested and an equal share (22014%) were noncriminals.
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"This year has just set schools back," Costello says, unsure of which regressive decade our current political climate is most comparable to.
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Founder Rick Smith's introductory letter in 2000 told police the weapon had been subjected to testing comparable to what the FDA requires.
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If the Trail Blazers were to advance past them, it would be vaguely comparable to Leicester City taking the Premier League title.
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The organic molecules and volatiles, comparable to samples of sedimentary rock rich in organics on Earth, included thiopene, methylthiophenes methanethiol and dimethylsulfide.
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That's roughly comparable to how much advertisers pay for a Snapchat campaign, a media executive who works with influencers told Business Insider.
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For lovers of adventurous bass music, there are few DJs with pedigree comparable to that of Glasgow-born, London-based DJ Kode9.
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These alternatives to asylum will protect aliens from persecution or torture, but they are not comparable to asylum in any other way.
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Ultimately, the Austrian case is a unique one and may not be easily comparable to the political situations in other European states.
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Just days after Obama's election, Georgia Congressman Paul Broun warned of a coming dictatorship comparable to Nazi Germany or the Soviet Union.
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The fall of Moorish Spain was for Muslims a shock comparable to Christian terror following the Turkish capture of Constantinople, in 1453.
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But the total number for 2015 for the active component looks to be roughly comparable to the total for the year before.
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The streaming quality is comparable to cable, and if Sling carries the channels you watch most often, the price can't be beat.
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It's comparable to our overall pick in many ways, but at $65, it's pricey, which is why it isn't our top pick.
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Alternatively, large banks could be subjected to such extreme regulation, comparable to a nuclear power plant, that they effectively become public utilities.
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Planavsky told the New York Times that this rate could be comparable to the flash acidification that followed the dinosaur-killing asteroid.
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Potluck makes cookware comparable to brands like All-Clad and Calphalon, but at direct-to-consumer prices that won't break the bank.
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Comparable to your everyday one-pieces, a maillot is just a tank-style swimsuit with a French backstory and a bourgeois title.
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"I don't have an explanation (on why so few positive tests), but the results are comparable to other team sports," Vouillamoz said.
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The pension fund managers' "prototype is comparable to a pension administration system shared by all parties," they said in a joint statement.
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Avoiding cliché and idealization in portraits of children must be comparable to trying to un-cutely depict a panda, or a puppy.
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In doing so, Twombly achieves a luscious vulgarity that is comparable to certain works of Pablo Picasso, but owe nothing to him.
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Her oeuvre encapsulates Manhattan with an amazed, yet not romanticizing voice perhaps only comparable to that of EB White's Here's New York.
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"This would shrink the US fleet by two-fifths," Evans writes, "from 20143 GW in 22014 to 22000 GW" (comparable to India's).
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Mechanics conduct 10 days of major service at a cost comparable to the maintenance of an old Prius, roughly $3,33 per year.
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That low mark in 244 wasn't within his first two years so it is not perfectly comparable to Trump's very steady numbers.
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Narrator: In truth, $113,211 for a professional reference monitor of this quality is comparable to the competition, but that didn&apost matter.
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The organic molecules and volatiles, comparable to samples of sedimentary rock rich in organics on Earth, included thiophenes, methylthiophenes methanethiol and dimethylsulfide.
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It's not as steep a drop as Bitcoin's, but it is absolutely crushing and comparable to the largest market crashes in history.
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The averaged 22000 runs in their victories, comparable to the Boston Red Sox, who had the majors' best record and averaged 22016.
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Ken Mondschein: The Seven Kingdoms are comparable to the medieval period because it's this big centralized place that's been kind of static.
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"This is one of the highest shares in Europe (for LNG), only comparable to the ones of the Iberian market," he said.
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The company did not report its earnings per share, and its GAAP EPS of $0 is unlikely to be comparable to estimates.
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The bottom line is the Move sounds great — comparable to a Sonos One when music is streamed over WiFi or AirPlay 2.
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"This is one of the highest shares in Europe (for LNG), only comparable to the ones of the Iberian market," he said.
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It's a once-in-a-generation type of thing, a genuine advance of the first order, comparable to the big intellectual revolutions.
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Securing the same permits in Canada and Australia, where environmental safeguards are comparable to our own, takes just two to three years.
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Boxed is similar to Costco in that it offers bulk items at prices comparable to Costco— no membership required and no surcharges.
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It would be too much to say that the phone produced images comparable to those I could get on my dedicated camera.
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So we noticed, we talked about it, but, again, we didn't think what we were doing was directly comparable to Kathy Griffin.
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But his sins are comparable to theirs: the hubris of money, made and spent ostentatiously, and challenging the way things are done.
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As horrifying as mass shootings are, the risk of being killed in one is comparable to that of being struck by lightning.
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That gap is comparable to the gap between average incomes in the U.S. and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the authors wrote.
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"The cleavages inside the Democratic Party are not comparable to what we're seeing inside the Republican Party right now," Mr. Obama said.
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You follow "La Sonnambula" (1946) and "Prodigal Son" (1929) with your heart in your mouth, with their elements comparable to film noir.
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The problem is that these groups don't vote in numbers comparable to older whites and evangelicals, who march dependably to the polls.
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Her average three darts for the match scored a total of 21 points, comparable to most of the other first-round scores.
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Twelve years after it was founded, Sweetgreen operates in nine cities and has a status comparable to SoulCycle, Glossier and Warby Parker.
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But her flight, even from her own creativity, remains a mystery—comparable to Arthur Rimbaud's abandonment of poetry for adventuring in Africa.
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Fink, head of the world's largest asset manager, said the amount of risk in the financial system is comparable to 2007 levels.
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Political scientists have long hoped to find an "invisible hand" in politics comparable to the one that Adam Smith described in economics.
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Their data suggests, but can't confirm, that the planets potentially have atmospheres comparable to Venus or Earth, but further observations are needed.
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MATERIAL REDUCTION IN LEVERAGE; EXPECTED TO STABILIZE Fitch projects HR will maintain leverage between 6x - 6.5x through 2018, comparable to 9083 levels.
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HB: So yeah, it's very comparable to the Republicans in the Senate wanting to get rid of this very quickly as well.
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In many cases, renewable energy is already at "grid parity," meaning that it is at a cost point comparable to fossil fuels.
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"The easiest design that we considered would be comparable to the largest civil engineering projects that humanity has ever attempted," they said.
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The faux-shearling is comparable to the real thing in texture, so you'll be able to stay warm in the winter months.
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Putin has described the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle as a technological breakthrough comparable to the 1957 Soviet launch of the first satellite.
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This equates to more than two billion watts of power, which is comparable to a large and modern nuclear or hydroelectric plant.
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Pompeo was the first secretary in many years who seemed to have a bond with the president comparable to Kissinger's with Nixon.
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To jump to the front of the line, League users can make a Power Move, which is comparable to a Super Like.
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The story here is pretty clear: Medicaid and CHIP provide coverage comparable to private health insurance at a lower cost to families.
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Erdogan said Turkey wanted to buy Patriot missiles from the United States but that offer was in no way comparable to Russia's.
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In a small NYC apartment, my wireless speeds are comparable to a wired connection, often maxing out my current cable subscription's bandwidth.
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He added that the loss of the market would be comparable to the impact of Russia's 22 ban on U.S. chicken imports.
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It's comparable to other peer-to-peer money transfer apps like Venmo, Square Cash, Zelle, or similar features on Google and Facebook Messenger.
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Florida, the only state to deliver preschool on a scale and at a speed comparable to New York City, offers a cautionary lesson.
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What happened with the Times's investigation into Thrush is not comparable to what happened on the Clinton's '08 campaign, nor is it relevant.
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It reported a GAAP loss of 13 cents per share, which is not comparable to non-GAAP estimates of 43 cents a share.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Sunac's homebuilding business scale, geographical diversification, project execution track record, and churn rates are comparable to Country Garden Holdings Co. Ltd.
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" When asked to assess the capability of Maduro's military forces, Shanahan responded that "they're not comparable to the United States, that's for certain.
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For the 2000th year, the methodology changed, so the 5003 data released on Wednesday is not exactly comparable to that of previous years.
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Halcyon's price is comparable to those of linacs in US hospitals, although they're working to make machines at other price points, Lee says.
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They shattered all turnout records for midterms, as an estimated 114 million Americans voted, and drew global attention comparable to most presidential campaigns.
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The Sunday referendum is far too complex and far too many steps away from abandoning the euro to be considered comparable to Brexit.
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Class organizer Shi says that of around 2,000 communities comparable to Huabeidong in Beijing, only 30 have similar smartphone classes for senior residents.
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One thing that's impressive is how thin the Moto Z3 is, while packing a battery that's comparable to most modern high-end smartphones.
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Officials want that to reach 40 percent, more comparable to Las Vegas which makes over 60 percent of its revenues from non-gaming.
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Extensive testing of the Pixel 2 XL display show that its decay characteristics are comparable to OLED panels used in other premium smartphones.
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Unlike the endearing, Oliver-esque antics of Winks and Kane, however, the Hammers are beset by a fate more comparable to Tiny Tim.
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When removing energy and retail anticipated loan defaults, Fitch's 2018 loan default rate falls to 1.5%, comparable to the non-recessionary 1.7% average.
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They are comparable to a girl group and often use the Spice Girls as an example — as they all have very distinctive personalities.
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And no other movie studio has managed to summon a level of nostalgia comparable to Disney's live-action remakes and Star Wars films.
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This year's numbers for March, April, and May are largely comparable to the same months in 2013, 2014, and 2016, the institute reported.
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They say they've contacted 4.5 million voters throughout the 2018 cycle, comparable to the 5 million they reached during the 2016 presidential election.
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I got some fried chicken and found it pretty comparable to what you'd get in the US — maybe a bit greasier and spicier.
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