When comparing retailers, make sure you're not simply comparing sticker prices.
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Comparing sperm to piss is like comparing orange juice to consommé.
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Comparing baby boomers to millennials might be comparing apples to oranges.
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Comparing Trump to Lincoln is like comparing rotten apples to fresh oranges.
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But Leventhal says comparing the two drugs is like comparing apples and oranges.
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He knocked Netflix by comparing it to Walmart, while comparing HBO to Tiffany's.
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Comparing Android to iOS is and always will be like comparing apples to oranges.
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However, comparing the two sets of fires could be like comparing apples to oranges.
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" Comparing these to today's commercial service providers, she said, is "like comparing couchsurfing and Airbnb.
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Comparing Taiwan and the United States may appear to be like comparing apples and aardvarks.
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That's what they're comparing it to: comparing themselves to the past, rather than their poor contemporaries.
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Below are two different possible assignments: comparing walls from history and comparing the candidates' immigration plans.
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"They, through social media, are ... comparing one airline versus another, they're comparing one seat versus another," said Rao.
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Sydney: So, isn't comparing all of these different proteins and tacos kind of like comparing apples to oranges?
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Comparing the performance of your portfolio to the Dow is akin to comparing an apple to an orange.
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A representative for the Trump Organization told ProPublica that "comparing the various reports is comparing apples to oranges."
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But I would never insult Bloomberg by comparing him to Rudy … Bret: Comparing Bloomberg to Giuliani is like comparing Carlos Santana to Axl Rose: One of them definitely did not get better with age.
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Researchers can learn information just by comparing specific points on bones and comparing how they change among specimens, Howard said.
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Comparing Scott's samples before, during and after the flight was more valuable than comparing them to Mark's, the researchers said.
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"Comparing these two is like comparing 1 cup of fresh blueberries (85 calories) to 10 gummy bears (85 calories)," she said.
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In short, comparing the resources, net wealth plus non-human wealth, of two different age groups is comparing apples and oranges.
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Yes. "In a way, comparing Mattel and Barbie to these smaller companies is a bit like comparing apples to oranges," DiBartolo says.
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Of course, comparing pay across companies is irrelevant when it comes to compensation discrimination analysis because it is comparing apples and oranges.
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But comparing himself to a celebrated novelist like Bellow was much less flattering than comparing himself to a forgotten poet like Schwartz.
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Comparing VA appointment wait-times to the lines at Disneyland is like comparing Social Security to free hat day at Wrigley Field.
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Comparing these is rather like deducting the cash in your bank account from your debts and comparing the net amount to your salary.
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Comparing yourself is a thief of your joy/self love and even more so when you're comparing aesthetics to images that aren't reality.
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In other words, it's not "just a sugar bomb," and comparing fruit to candy is like comparing apples to oranges, so to speak.
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Comparing her with the great diarists of fiction — Humbert Humbert, Cassandra Mortmain — is like comparing an Oreo to a gâteau de mille feuilles.
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We get drawn into comparing our blooper reels to everyone else's highlight reels, and it spills over to constantly comparing ourselves to peers.
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"We found that comparing yourself with people on social media was more likely to make you feel depressed than comparing yourself offline," Baker explains.
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Comparing peanut butter M&Ms to cocaine or weed or even oxycontin would not induce the same giggles of naughtiness as comparing them to crack.
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"Comparing these two scenarios is like comparing the emissions and environmental responsibilities of a semi-truck and a bicycle," he said in an emailed statement.
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But the size of the Russian mission in the U.S. is substantially larger, and comparing their actions is like "comparing apples to oranges," Weiss said.
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For Facebook and many other companies, optimizing the comparison of these vectors for comparing content with user preferences and comparing content with other content is critical.
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"This letter was only addressing the senator's language in comparing abortion to the Holocaust and comparing his political opponents on abortion to Nazis," he told CNN.
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Mark Pocan, fired off a tweet comparing moderates to child abusers, and Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff posted a now-deleted tweet comparing moderate Democrats to segregationists.
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Comparing the candidates' platforms is a bit like comparing apples and oranges in that Clinton's is the only one presenting a detailed plan for addressing mental illness.
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Comparing Muslim women to 'letterboxes'Boris Johnson was last year reported to the Equalities Commission after comparing Muslim women who wear burqas to "letter boxes" and bank robbers.
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Comparing Muslim women to 'letterboxes'Boris Johnson was in 2018 reported to the Equalities Commission after comparing Muslim women who wear burqas to "letter boxes" and bank robbers.
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But Republicans have already rationalized their change in tune: Comparing a presidential election year to a midterm election year, they say, is like comparing apples and oranges.
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True, comparing the current crisis in the European Union with the Soviet and Yugoslav crises of the late 1980s can be a bit like comparing apples and oranges.
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In a generation, we've gone from comparing ourselves with our neighbors to comparing ourselves with the people we see on TV, who are living much more affluent lifestyles.
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While experts agree that, when comparing miles traveled, e-commerce could be better for the planet if its logistics were optimized, the benefit is less clear when comparing emissions.
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Opponents judge the effects of visa programs for migrant workers by comparing them with an alternative reality with no migration, rather than by comparing them with large-scale unlawful migration.
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Just look at the charts he cites comparing the number of guns and gun deaths in the United States and elsewhere — or the chart comparing various states within this country.
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"[Customers], through social media, are...comparing one airline versus another, they're comparing one seat versus another," said Dr. Kiran Rao, executive vice president of strategy and marketing at Airbus, told Mashable.
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Comparing premiums for the two is a bit like comparing the coach seats on an airplane to first class ones — or, for especially skimpy plans, getting strapped to the plane's wing.
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It said some firms were comparing their fees with rival services in a potentially misleading way, such as comparing a non-advised service with one from a rival that offered advice.
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GRAPHIC: Timeline comparing Indonesia and Ethiopia plane crashes - tmsnrt.
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" Sessions laughed and said she comparing "apples and oranges.
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" And they said, "Are you comparing Obamacare to Tinder?
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If we're comparing the two strategies — why shouldn't we?
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"We saw that when randomly comparing people's private modes to each other, there was more than double the variation than when comparing someone's private mode to their normal mode," the study reads.
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In the near future, if Google pulls this move off, we'll be comparing Hangouts to the likes of Slack, Skype, Yammer, and Convo instead of comparing it to Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp.
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She's currently comparing anesthetic brain waves to those that come from sleep, coma or epileptic seizures, and is also comparing the differences in patients' brain waves when they enter and emerge from anesthesia.
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Days after actress Roseanne Barr drew fire for comparing a black woman to an ape, a former Republican state legislator is now facing scrutiny for comparing former President Obama to a cartoon monkey.
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This doesn't mean that I'm comparing that assailant to the KKK miscreants, but simply comparing the use of any type of violence and denouncing it all, which is exactly what President Trump did.
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" On comparing Michael Bloomberg to Trump "I see Mike Bloomberg.
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" And they said, "Are you comparing the government to Tinder?
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Were you just invited to another wedding and comparing yourself?
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Comparing our lives to others on Instagram makes us sad.
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This user took it even further, comparing it to slavery.
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Why is everyone comparing The Twilight Zone to Black Mirror?
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The study accounted for these differences when comparing the vaccines.
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If you're comparing urban areas, that trend is even worse.
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Just comparing the beginnings of the two titles is illuminating.
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Context can also sway expert conclusions when they're comparing prints.
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So, yes, absolutely keep comparing fares and avoiding baggage fees.
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TurnItIn found 23 identical words when comparing the two speeches.
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You have to be careful about comparing yourself to others.
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But make sure you're comparing prices on other dairy items.
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Natural Cycles comparing itself to other forms of birth control.
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Close all those browser tabs comparing services to one another.
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Computers are always doing searches that involve comparing similar things.
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Imagine your computer is comparing the Coldplay and Radiohead songs.
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Comparing the two, it's easy to spot the design differences.
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How about comparing Facebook to what other people tell you?
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"That's like comparing an apple to a starfish," she says.
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We are looking at general market trends, not comparing companies.
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I swear, you guys are always comparing everyone and everything.
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I just got tired of people comparing me to people.
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Last August, Schilling tweeted a meme comparing Muslims to Nazis.
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"Camille comparing herself to Brett Kavanaugh is weird," she said.
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This hypothesis was tested by comparing different types of names.
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And I think [comparing yourself with someone else] is dangerous.
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These decisions for Arie are not comparing apples to apples.
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Comparing figures 3 and 103, we see a few differences.
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How can I stop criticizing and comparing myself to others?
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No one's really comparing Seth Meyers and The Daily Show.
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Delighted I trouble Trump when comparing his presidency to Watergate.
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Much research on gender gaps focuses on comparing absolute outcomes.
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Sessions told the woman she was comparing apples and oranges.
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There is one final broader irony in comparing both countries.
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No more comparing workers or deciding what counts as discrimination.
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But the government was comparing restore discs to something else?
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There are some caveats in comparing market and Fed forecasts.
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The wage gap increases to 17% when just comparing wages.
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Comparing turnout between different midterm years is imperfect at best.
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Calculating and comparing how much politicians are paid isn't straightforward.
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But, above all, comparing the present moment to Odysseus's Ithaca
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Stop looking in the mirror and comparing yourself to others.
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Comparing the two kitchens shows how differently space gets used.
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Comparing names nationwide could result in far more false positives.
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He was not comparing his life to a Vietnam vet.
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You spend hours comparing damage values, gear weight, heatsink qualities.
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Neither 8th Generation processor wow'd when comparing single core speeds.
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Don't whine or give ultimatums Avoid comparing yourself to others.
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People are comparing this a lot to Don't Look Back.
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He even thanked the attacker for comparing him to LaBeouf.
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She defended herself by comparing gay marriage to medical marijuana.
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No metric provides a perfect measure for comparing CEO responsibilities.
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"But I'm not comparing myself to Nina Simone," he laughs.
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BBVA Frances' asset quality remains sound, comparing favourably to peers.
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Here's a chart comparing the country's cases to the US's.
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Of course, comparing rhetoric and policies are two different things.
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" And they said, "Are you comparing health care to Tinder?
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He gave her his ultimate compliment, comparing her to Ivanka.
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Comparing the men's and women's teams can be quite difficult.
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That said, I could NOT stop comparing this to Hellboy.
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There is no comparing a partial solar eclipse to totality.
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But comparing his results with ours wouldn't be very interesting.
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"He was too busy with comparing religions," Mr. Ahmed recalled.
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"Trump was comparing flu statistics to coronavirus statistics," said Chamberlain.
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Comparing it to a pancake is a kind of injustice.
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Comparing Stories of the First Thanksgiving provides even more ideas.
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But comparing the results with previous years' is almost impossible.
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A stark contrast is also apparent when comparing their temperament.
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Fonda has criticized Trump before, including comparing him to Hitler.
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Also: What comparing textbooks in California and Texas tells us.
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Any other moms find themselves constantly comparing themselves to others?
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There's a lot of experimenting and tweaking, collaborating and comparing.
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Matthews has also come under fire recently for comparing Sen.
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"Now they are comparing apples to oranges," he told TechCrunch.
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It's a daily habit of comparing less and creating more.
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Just make sure you're comparing "apples to apples," says Marshall.
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An updated image comparing Irma to size of Texas. pic.twitter.
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So, success is not about comparing myself to the others.
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Some Republicans are comparing Stefanik to star Democratic freshman Rep.
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I recall my parents comparing Flynn to former Alabama Gov.
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Then the researchers started comparing results and found telling differences.
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We were very open, showing and comparing scars and expanders.
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But he emphasizes that it's like comparing apples with oranges.
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The fallacy in comparing one pregnancy to another, and in comparing diverse pregnant bodies, is the wrongful assumption that such comparison rests upon: the myth that there is a Right Way to be pregnant.
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Two companies that are using Salesforce, for example, will rarely have the exact same add-on features enabled, and so comparing what each is paying would be like comparing "apples to oranges," Smith said.
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Comparing the forces of the past and today is "like comparing the telegraph to the smartphone; they're just not comparable," Ray Mabus, the secretary of the Navy in the Obama administration, said in 2128.
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" Pulliam, who noted in a confessional that she and Manigault Newman couldn't be "further from polar opposites in terms of our political views," pointed out that comparing the two is like "comparing apples to oranges.
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Author Allison Ross attempts to minimize the need for specialized health care by comparing hormone treatments with the use of oral contraceptives or insulin, and even by comparing gender-reassignment surgery with pregnancy and childbirth.
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Comparing the two setups and their respective software is kind of like comparing a hobbyist's camera with its photos processed in Adobe Lightroom to a really good smartphone camera with its photos processed in Instagram.
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Comparing the Altai genome to modern human DNA confirmed the interbreeding.
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Still, it's worth factoring in benefits when you're comparing job offers.
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"Stop comparing me to Drake," Mill wrote on Twitter in 2015.
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Satanists don't want John Boehner comparing Ted Cruz to their leader.
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For Justin, no one ever came close to comparing to Selena.
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Old-timers scoff that it is like comparing checkers with chess.
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Comparing only direct mother-daughter pairs didn't change the math either.
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Basketball fans like comparing NBA Draft prospects to established professional players.
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That's far too much time spent comparing myself to my peers.
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Comparing year over year, Amazon's profits did drop by 2 percent.
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To be clear, this is not about comparing nicotine to caffeine.
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Does that mean the judges are all comparing notes on them?
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But comparing Barr's comments to the full report that followed, Rep.
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Comparing diets on a statistical basis, though, allows some striking inferences.
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But so far, comparing primary and secondary markets has been difficult.
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I know, comparing screen sizes isn't what it used to be.
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For an interactive graphic comparing Nifty and other indexes since Feb.
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The Week's Ryan Cooper wrote an article comparing her to Sen.
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On multiple occasions I heard whispers comparing him glowingly to Moses.
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On that occasion, he punctured Trump's self-regard by comparing the
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The latest: comparing images that inexplicably give off the same energy.
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Memes emerged comparing Trump's deplorables to the cast of The Expendables.
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Journalism non-profit ProPublica built a website comparing doctors' prescribing habits.
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Most called it a wig, even comparing her to Rachel Dolezal.
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Scaramucci's comments on Tuesday weren't the first comparing Kushner to Hamilton.
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Comparing the two machines, it's so obvious they share similar DNA.
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I have my ex wife and my friends all comparing notes.
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Comparing two Chinas The two Chinas could not be more different.
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Stop comparing our worlds to pictures we see on social media.
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Caroline forgave him, but started comparing herself to her backstabbing BFF.
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There's little point in being fixated on comparing metrics, Hochachka says.
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Comparing someone to Prince could be a compliment or an insult.
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But when comparing humans to machines, this figure was just 0.26.
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And there's another one where people are comparing Sloppy Joe sandwiches.
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Comparing the size of national economies can be a frustrating exercise.
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And as for comparing herself to other members of the class?
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"He's a more reliable progressive," she said, comparing him to Clinton.
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No more painstaking counting of tree rings or comparing pottery fragments.
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Because, when comparing the selfies, the difference in diversity is striking.
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"They shouldn't do that [comparing]," Gentry said (via ESPN's Malika Andrews).
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Here's what else is happening: • Like father, like son: comparing Gov.
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A poster on display at the West Virginia statehouse comparing Rep.
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And he didn't hold back, comparing Mr. Trump to a fascist.
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I ran into this when I was comparing Mario Kart controls.
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Just comparing their public lives: one releases taxes, one does not.
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"It's a lot cleaner," Carlton said, comparing it to black licorice.
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A newbie comparing curling to "shuffleboard on ice" is publicly reprimanded.
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Ng has long been a proponent of comparing AI to electricity.
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Big Kevin comparing himself to a one-ton dually pickup truck.
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Comparing Rings with last year's Japanese hybrid sequel The Ring vs.
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In his letter, Cruz proposes an exhibit comparing Thomas and Marshall.
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Not that I'm comparing myself to Sidney Lumet by any means.
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Students held up signs comparing Rome's potholed streets to Swiss cheese.
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Beyond that, comparing regulatory activity across administrations is an imperfect exercise.
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It's like comparing an outing by car with one by foot.
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Comparing the Note 10 to the iPhone XS isn't as straightforward.
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Bernie Sanders, where Booker was comparing President Trump to George Wallace.
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"It's pretty similar," Cora said, comparing this season and last year.
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The photo prompted a flurry of memes comparing them to supervillains.
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I've enjoyed comparing my submitted version with Will Shortz's finished product.
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This is particularly important in comparing the United States to China.
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Comparing traffic as a function of density, in ants and humans.
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Internet users replace the restaurant names with two things they're comparing.
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"We work very similarly," Yi told me, comparing artists to scientists.
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Comparing historical temperature and suicide data, researchers found a strong correlation.
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I was comparing it to The Great Gatsby before the crash.
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When comparing Trump and Clinton, however, the authors added two algorithms.
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Trump isn't just comparing which policies might benefit his campaign's purse.
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Imagine trying to conduct a study comparing just two different mattresses.
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It will have to start comparing magnitudes — and that's ridiculously difficult.
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If it's fossil fuel executives, that puts McKibben in the position of comparing them to Hitler, which is generally a bad idea (almost as bad as comparing the Paris climate agreement to Munich, which … come on).
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" The following year, current Democratic presidential candidate and pot legalization foe Joe Biden argued that comparing 1990s weed to that from the 60s was like "comparing buckshot in a shotgun shell to a laser-guided missile.
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Comparing the Stone and Wolfe cases Trump repeatedly said Stone was getting unfair treatment by comparing him to James Wolfe, a longtime senior Senate staffer who served two months in prison for lying to the FBI.
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Arguably most importantly, Trump and Kelly are both comparing apples to oranges here — they're comparing the number of people who could sign up for their program to the number of people who did sign up for Obama's.
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Cable news can't stop comparing Trump's transition to 'The Apprentice' Cable news can't stop comparing Trump's transition to 'The Apprentice' Lots of words have been used to describe Donald Trump's cabinet selection process: chaotic, knife fight, racist.
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So, comparing the traffic volume and comparing the severity of contagions, it's actually worse than a hospital because we have international travelers from all over the world, and they may be carriers of all sort of things.
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Under Aristotle's definition, that envy is the feeling of pain from other's accomplishments, I only feel that pain when comparing myself to a peer, whom I'm in competition with, and not when comparing myself to a stranger.
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"February 6900th, 2628: The day I wished Rush Limbaugh had stuck to comparing me to a dog," she posted, referring to the radio host's 28503 comments comparing the then-22020-year-old Chelsea Clinton to a dog.
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By comparing the big cash transfer to Gikuriro, they were comparing the USAID's best guess as to the optimal size of a nutrition program to GiveDirectly's best guess as to the optimal size of a cash program.
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Whatever your weight is, don't spend another second comparing it to Kourtney's.
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When feeling good...it will help to limit comparing yourself to others.
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The actresses just hope fans aren't tempted to start comparing them again.
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You have General Michael Hayden that is comparing us to the Holocaust.
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Lawley: I worry because I don't want girls comparing themselves to me.
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To be clear, comparing yourself to others isn't inherently a bad thing.
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Perhaps brain size isn't a useful measurement when comparing birds and mammals.
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Marty O'Donnell I remember comparing it to The Lord of the Rings.
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NC: Well it's interesting comparing Adventures in Anxiety to Coming Out Simulator.
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It's impossible to stop comparing Geostorm to what it could have been.
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Plus the left just cannot stop comparing themselves to the bright ones.
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But when it comes to comparing rockets, bigger isn't necessarily always better.
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It's not clear anyone should be comparing the two Texans at all.
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Comparing the two, I mostly found it to be a toss-up.
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Perhaps a bit tipsy, David got a little enthusiastic comparing our quads.
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"16 people versus in the thousands," he said, comparing it to Katrina.
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The problem is when you start comparing numbers to other point guards.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer was "outraged" people were comparing Yahoo to AOL.
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Is he admiring his wife's colorful, skin-tight dress, or comparing behinds?
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While some may enjoy comparing swims with randos, that's not for me.
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I find myself comparing him to my ex a lot, which sucks.
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"By comparing those files with the full game," he said over email.
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Trump is forever comparing himself to those who previously held the position.
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You said after The Monitor, everyone started comparing your output against that.
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"They would fight very hard against comparing themselves to others," he said.
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Researchers then search for patterns by comparing these chunks with each other.
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Comparing January 2017 with January 2018 shows a 27% decrease, for example.
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When comparing them side by side, the old icon almost looks stringy.
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It's not simple to do advanced A/B tests comparing different campaigns.
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There's no comparing the new iPad Air's specs to the previous iPads.
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Thomas has said as much, once comparing his job to a calling.
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It's worth comparing the Trump greetings to George W. Bush's enthusiastic arrival.
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When price comparing, keep in mind that your time is also valuable.
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Comparing generations at a similar stage of life paints a different picture.
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I've been comparing the photos, and I really can't tell what's changed.
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Of course, there's still a huge difference when comparing Europe and China.
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While comparing the two, Jaguar's charging infrastructure falls behind Tesla's robust network.
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That means that we're not exactly comparing apples to apples over time.
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Much more interesting are Lorraine O'Grady's diptychs comparing Jackson with Charles Baudelaire.
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He made the offending comment while comparing Clinton to Lyndon B. Johnson.
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We think and act not in isolation but by comparing and contrasting.
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According to Wertheimer, comparing the two bills is like apples and oranges.
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"It's super powerful comparing two different tickets," said software engineer Ed Kelley.
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The moment a child is born, relatives start comparing siblings' skin color.
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The CBO was not comparing apples to apples when estimating uninsured predictions.
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In comparing Assad to Hitler, Spicer was trying to gain moral ground.
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I'm not comparing myself to them in anyways, but Kris is incredible.
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You can see what they're talking about by comparing the below videos.
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Ted Cruz, comparing the two first-term senators to then-Illinois Sen.
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Researching and comparing every tier of subscription services is a painstaking task.
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When comparing total compensation, however, that figure is to closer to 78%.
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Thiel made his feelings about Gawker known, comparing Valleywag to Al Qaeda.
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In particular, we are getting much better at comparing data to data.
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"With doping bans, we're not just comparing effort [in competitions]," he says.
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It's a topic Buffett has broached before when comparing investing to baseball.
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Like comparing the company's powerful facial recognition technology, Rekognition, to a knife.
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Ted Cruz, comparing it to a choice between poisoning or being shot.
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Comparing that situation with any other in the league is tough, though.
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Don't even think of comparing my job to that of Samantha Jones.
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But ordinary people — unlike political scientists — are constantly comparing apples and oranges.
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However, we'll let you make the final decision after comparing them below.
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Comparing him to Hitler has become a parlor game on the Left.
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Rajneesh was comparing himself to Hitler toward the end, stating that Hitler
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Choe called Pence a "political dummy" for comparing Libya to North Korea.
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Anneta liked it the most, comparing it to the smell of Christmas.
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We were all naked," Sullivan said, comparing Trump to a "creepy uncle.
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Comparing Kane to Belgium's Romelu Lukaku, Vertonghen said both had huge ambition.
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Start with things like price comparing and looking at conventions like tipping.
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Legler went on to praise Doncic, comparing him to all-time greats.
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And some are comparing its director, James Comey, with J. Edgar Hoover.
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But to Cramer, comparing the two entertainment plays was not particularly useful.
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Comparing SpaceShipTwo with Blue Origin's New Shepard suborbital rocket was equally inadequate.
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He knows comparing the teams is dangerous, invoking expectations and bringing pressure.
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Why does writer Pamela Druckerman advise against readers comparing themselves to him?
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We've become email pals, comparing notes on drugs, side effects, fatigue, treatments.
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That means there is no mechanism for systematically comparing their pay practices.
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But Time Out went one step further by comparing them to pimples.
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We did notice that local media kept comparing the cities to Manhattan.
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This gives you a framework for comparing different names in the industry.
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One for the ladies Why are you comparing it to Spinal Tap?
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Memes comparing AirPods to the Pokémon Bellsprout appeared on Twitter almost immediately.
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Comparing the two periods of history shows some things do not change.
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This month, he defended Mr. Manafort by comparing him to Al Capone.
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Trump downplayed the whole thing by repeatedly comparing it to the flu.
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Dear Mr. Commissioner, please be cautious comparing Singapoore examples with European situation.
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So, no Post-It notes comparing pork chops to Peppa Pig, then?
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That's not to say Chadha is comparing COVID-19 to other illnesses.
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In fact, Friedman cited Abloh's current influence in comparing the two figures.
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Given that silence, it is worth comparing politicians' promises with their records.
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However, there are several things to consider when comparing the two situations.
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But comparing Mr. Chapek to Mr. Iger may be missing the point.
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They were talking about how they loved milkshakes and were comparing flavors.
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The list was compiled by comparing the GCSE results from each school.
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But when comparing properties in different neighborhoods, the plaintiffs found glaring differences.
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The article determined "most loved" music by comparing YouTube viewings by artist.
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"This will end," he said, comparing the coronavirus to the everyday flu.
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Then they examined the muscle tissues microscopically and began comparing the groups.
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Collectors gossip as much as anyone else, comparing commissions, double-checking prices.
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Comparing images taken before Vikram's landing attempt and those taken on Nov.
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Mystro is an app that automates the process of comparing different platforms.
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"Obama didn't do it," Trump said, comparing his efforts to his predecessor's.
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Comparing the leader of the free world to murderous dictators is absurd.
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For a graphic comparing Britain and other global fintech hubs, click: tmsnrt.
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Colbert continued to slam the president's intelligence, comparing him to a toddler.
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Comparing Puerto Rico to Argentina does an extreme disservice to Governor Padilla.
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What was I comparing the universe to when I called it unjust?
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"Comparing Donald Trump to Fidel Castro is beyond the pale," she said.
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But McCarthy — like other Republicans — steered clear of comparing King to Trump.
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Comparing to like a Chariot or Via, yes, those rideshare options exist.
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Statistically, we are comparing one rather small sample with one enormous sample.
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Comparing the dribble to any other basketball player's basketball move is useless.
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John McCain (R-AZ) is openly comparing Trump's ongoing scandals to Watergate.
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If it seems unfair that I'm comparing a $4.53,24.5 Mazda with Audis and BMWs, that's because I find the Mazda's interior to be so far above its price point that comparing it with other mainstream crossovers seems trivial.
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Comparing Antifa to Mr. Fields's act is like "comparing a propeller plane to a C-130 transport," said Brian Levin, the director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.
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I became that obnoxious person comparing everything to how the French do it.
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Even comparing 2018 with 2016, more Democrats than Republicans stayed home, Catalist found.
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Instead of comparing yourself to others, compare yourself to where you were yesterday.
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Comparing United Airlines to a villain is not too far from the truth.
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Comparing those scores, college leaders measure the "value-added" impact of their schools.
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KURTZ: You are comparing it to 2,000 Americans being killed at Pearl Harbor.
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"We're comparing it to the storms we had in December 2005," he said.
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As the doctors began comparing notes, they realized the common link between patients.
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Stop insulting our member states by comparing their leaders to fascists and Nazis.
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Studies comparing firms' performance before and after quotas were introduced have been inconclusive.
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Comparing the genetic sequences, he was able to draw a fungal family tree.
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Perhaps it's unfair to keep comparing Rogue One to what has come before.
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Sony's official video comparing performance of PS4 Pro vs next-gen PlayStation pic.twitter.
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For example, hypothetically, comparing two pictures — like Johnny Depp playing Jack Sparrow vs.
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The cast did not appreciate Sanders comparing herself to fictional press secretary Cregg.
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Comparing telepresence to conventional or even very good videoconferencing, this has more presence.
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Comparing to HS girls who stood up against sexual demonization is a stretch.
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See below for a chart comparing total plan expenses in 2009 to 2015.
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We also need more research on quality measurement and comparing different patient populations.
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It's a handy way of quickly comparing Lyft and Uber fares, at least.
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Say by comparing it to the repercussions from a lack of self knowledge?
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Comparing the Now Two Days in 2016 Chinese Equity Trading Was Halted: pic.twitter.
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"Scrolling through Instagram, I've been guilty of comparing myself," Steinfeld, 21, tells PEOPLE.
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The people I've been comparing myself to are people who are not real.
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Comparing the Beyond Burger and the Impossible Burger reveals extremely similar nutritional info.
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Only if we look at Britain without comparing it to its European neighbors.
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You made a comment back in 2009 comparing climate change to the Holocaust.
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That might be done by comparing hashes, or the cryptographic signatures of files.
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But maybe comparing the 2016 season to the 2015 season isn't completely fair.
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But comparing the two acts isn't worthwhile, because they're both wrong, she says.
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The problem is that Trump and his aides are comparing the wrong figures.
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Check similar apps and return to yours, while comparing them in the process.
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But the issue of measurement goes beyond comparing a business to its competitors.
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"It's a fair fight," he said, comparing it to that first-ever scrap.
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Established a research institute for comparing the effectiveness of different drugs and treatments.
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She started by comparing the species living in each of the three groups.
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She pointed the finger at Red State voters, comparing them to the KKK.
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You don't need to bow down to peer pressure or be comparing yourself.
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Do you ever find yourself comparing your own childhood to your children's experience?
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Some have been comparing images of previous YSL adverts with the current campaign.
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Manfredi describes a speech Biao gave in China comparing time to a cake.
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Comparing BLM to the Black Power movement, of course, is not without pitfalls.
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One user has spent time comparing their documents to counterparts in the Rijksmuseum.
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That's down from 58 percent comparing the second quarter between 2015 and 2016.
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The gap is even larger when comparing women of color to white men.
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I couldn't even go out with friends without comparing my body to theirs.
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But Gaither suspects it may have to do with men comparing penis size.
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Skyscanner is also a great resource for comparing flights and it's simple, too.
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We can't help ourselves, you know we're always comparing ourselves to each other.
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Interesting choice, though, comparing the potential baby bump to the overconsumption of hamburgers.
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We're highlighting the best deals as they're released and comparing prices to Amazon.
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Comparing Chautauqua County with a Pennsylvania neighbor, Erie County, explains how employers adjust.
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Often consumers are frustrated by the difficulty of comparing the cost of treatments.
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Teva Pharmaceuticals: "Not good enough," Cramer said, comparing it with other drug companies.
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"There's no excitement in the air," he said, comparing this year to last.
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To an investor or economist, comparing Shell and BHS may thus seem ludicrous.
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At first blush, comparing Trump with the likes of Perón may seem farfetched.
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But, I'll keep listening and comparing to other headsets for my full review.
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Because comparing to additional QE, negative interest rate policy has less side effect.
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Comparing it to the rest of the F-Pace line is more fair.
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My teammate and I enjoyed taste-testing each sake and comparing our notes.
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He's mostly interested in comparing "lease liabilities and overall unit performance" over time.
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Critics said the comment echoed age-old stereotypes comparing African-Americans to monkeys.
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But we were most interested in comparing the gender attitudes of each group.
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After the attack on Turkey's largest airport, comparing airport security around the world.
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Comparing Palestinian human rights advocates to terrorist white nationalists is fundamentally a lie.
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Where pundits go wrong is comparing this situation to that of John Dean.
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"One, he's not completely crazy," Graham continued of Cruz, comparing him to Trump.
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But with a 60/40 mix, he's just not comparing apples to apples.
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Their happiness depends on their reference group: whom are they comparing themselves to?
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They spout off opinions in class, and stand around comparing their families' wealth.
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Some accounts of that night are almost unrecognizable, comparing one with the next.
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Even comparing the United States with other Western countries, our contributions are modest.
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The lesson: Votes do not equal delegates, especially when comparing caucuses and primaries.
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Back at the villa at The Hermitage Club, everyone immediately started comparing notes.
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Comparing the President to mob boss, for example, doesn't seem so extreme anymore.
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"Stop comparing us to Egypt, that's no measure for Iran," he would say.
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Directly comparing is often needlessly reductive, but in this case, it feels useful.
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All the pundits with "better" policy blueprints are shadowboxing, comparing apples and oranges.
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"We talk a lot about comparing the shunnings," said Christianson, the ex-Mormon.
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But smartphone cameras are improving, and so is image recognition and comparing technology.
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Maybe not comparing our vaginas to movie sets, but you get the idea.
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Richard Luthmann seems to have a thing for comparing himself to Saul Goodman.
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People are also comparing the new AirPods to anything resembling the rubber tips ...
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Comparing Chinese-trained coders and his colleagues at Google, he sees a gap.
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Sessions has publicly expressed a vehement disapproval of marijuana, comparing it to heroin.
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And the gig economy has made salary comparing a near necessity for many.
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But even comparing him to those his own age, he comes out well.
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He's also contradicted U.S. health officials by comparing it to the seasonal flu.
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The same was true when comparing local data costs with those outside Africa.
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Stephenson also praised journalists' work during the crisis, comparing them to first responders.
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A randomized trial comparing four different treatments in four towns began in November.
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A lot of people besides Trump have been comparing the coronavirus to flu.
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There's a similarly clever idea behind "Molly & Mae": comparing friendships to train travel.
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It's also wise to avoid comparing your, your spouse's or your children's achievements.
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Comparing America to a dictatorship didn't aid a single child in the camps.
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The shape of the two graphs allows for visually comparing the two groups.
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It's the same thing with comedians, though I'm not comparing inmates to comedians.
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This is often the result of comparing yourself to an unrealistic, unattainable standard.
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Wealth is subjective, so comparing your financial situation to another person's isn't helpful.
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But comparing it to Trump's Ukraine scheme is a stretch on multiple levels.
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When price comparing, keep in mind that your time is also valuable. 3.
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We have video comparing parts of the city before and after the flooding.
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Appelbaum makes this explicit by comparing the development experiences of Chile and Taiwan.
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"They're looking at the devices, they're comparing them, looking for similarities," he said.
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Comparing the treatment received by the President to what Jesus suffered is absurd.
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So we get a lot more humans, people comparing him to humans now.
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"Barr is comparing apples to oranges," according to CNN legal analyst Steve Vladeck.
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And H&R Block offers a graphic comparing the new and old forms.
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Comparing Nixon's demise to Trump's own presidential timeline foreshadows a pretty devastating downfall.
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This is evident, she claims, by comparing our health care system with Switzerland's.
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When comparing attendance to recent weeks, the group also found significant drop-offs.
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He's got a hilarious take on that too ... comparing Tiffany to a menorah.
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Huawei made no secret of the fact it is comparing itself to Samsung.
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The same is true when comparing white and Hispanic opinions with black opinions.
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The U.S. market is a very unique comparing with Japan and the Europe.
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I'm already struggling with not judging Alan's fiance by comparing her to Jenny.
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Relationships are hard enough without my girlfriend comparing me to the dishwasher. Right?
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To compare the two would be like comparing jaywalking to robbing a bank.
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There are many problems in comparing data across these different types of surveys.
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Comparing memory and amnesia was also interesting to me as I kept writing.
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"It's the best evidence comparing stem cell transplants to standard therapy," Atkins said.
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Here are a few of the most telling stats, comparing 1977 with today.
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Comparing political scandals to Watergate is normally a very dangerous thing to do.
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He spends his days now comparing homosexuality to bestiality and being in NAMBLA.
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I began comparing the shapes, sorting through them, making categories that didn't hold.
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And that's comparing them to the most promising global health interventions out there.
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By comparing the same reefs year to year, and comparing reefs to each other, the researchers hope to better understand how corals are structured, where and how they grow, how they die — and what makes them resilient to environmental changes.
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They painted very different pictures, with Cassidy's numbers leaning on the dubious metric of comparing 2020 funding under his bill to 2026 funding under his bill — rather than comparing them to current law — to show funding increases for many states.
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And if you really want to compare wait times from the United States to other single-payer countries, you should probably look more broadly at our wait times — not just comparing seniors in our two countries, but comparing the entire population.
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There is no national data comparing the quality of branded generics, versus unbranded ones.
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If you're not in the market to shop, comparing the prices can be fun.
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DxO's mobile photography test has become the go-to benchmark for comparing smartphone cameras.
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In many ways, this is a case of comparing apples and orange-colored politicians.
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And people were comparing us to Path, who was like always bragging about Indonesia.
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A graph from an internal Facebook presentation comparing the reach of several messaging apps.
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But, apparently some people have been comparing Trump to Bane for a while now.
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He called BofA a "growth stock" while comparing it with e-commerce giant Amazon.
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Cuomo noted that Sanders had jabbed Clinton a bit, comparing her to Dick Cheney.
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Now another street artist has created a painting comparing the Republican candidate to Hitler.
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Peter King by comparing the New York Republican congressional candidate to a crossing guard.
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Alcohol studies usually look backwards, comparing participants' historical drinking habits with their health problems.
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Not too long ago, I wrote an article comparing Instant Pots to Crock-Pots.
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I'm not sure that comparing you to Netflix is necessarily helpful, but it's interesting.
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Inevitably, comparing the new iPad and the iPad Pro is moot in my opinion.
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Just comparing the two isn't going to tell you what the debt itself did.
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Tom: I'm not comparing us to Radiohead in the slightest, I'd never do that.
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Usually, these averages are calculated by comparing the number of claims with similar cars.
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We did a bit of that, comparing the Pixel 3A to the Pixel 3.
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Comparing this quarter to the second quarter of last year again shows mixed results.
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Granted, comparing flying a 737 is not wholly akin to driving a luxury sedan.
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Amy Klobuchar cited an employee of a pharmaceutical company comparing addictive pills to Doritos.
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In one case, they cite PewDiePie comparing a YouTube policy to a Hitler speech.
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He can do folksiness, too, backslapping and comparing Thanksgiving hunting hauls with his canvassers.
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Jacob's team has studied their loss by comparing older maps with recent aerial photographs.
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Later, Twitter posted a trending story comparing similar outfits the two singers have worn.
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And comparing these arrival times can be used to figure out the expansion rate.
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Comparing the resumes of presidential nominees quickly becomes a game of apples and oranges.
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But I've found it to be an incredibly useful tool for comparing similar activities.
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Also, Razer made a whole video comparing it to the G20173's wireless performance.
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Comparing undocumented people to literal aliens from another planet can be a trap, though?
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Comparing current wage growth to recession-era wage growth sets a pretty low standard.
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Ted Cruz made comparing himself to Bernie Sanders when it comes to raising money.
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This will be done by comparing their blood chemistries before and after the treatment.
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The culprits also posted a racist video comparing Jones to Harambe, the slain gorilla.
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When comparing different policies, look at the exclusions section for what is not covered.
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" And one of the people on the show goes, "You're comparing voting to Tinder?
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The now-deleted tweet was a response to someone comparing Free Basics to colonialism.
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Since 2016, he has been comparing similarities between the current bull market and 1929.
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That means recreating the movie required comparing the DNA from lots of different cells.
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Gallup provided additional context, comparing Ocasio-Cortez's numbers only to Hillary Clinton circa 2001.
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"It's like comparing a tricycle with a sports car," Martinez said of the difference.
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And yet comparing prices for this weird new class of computers is super difficult.
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The greatest difference in the types of microbes was seen when comparing visceral fat.
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On the face of it, comparing yourself to a large financial institution seems crazy.
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Some are comparing it to Maven and have even resigned to call for cancellation.
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I realize I'm comparing everything to a North American standard, even my own father.
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In 2010, Kristen Stewart apologized for comparing assault by the paparazzi to being raped.
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Mike Huckabee endorsed Boyd in June, comparing him to the president while doing so.
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" Comparing the two nations' social models, he said that "Denmark would win every time.
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The model was based on comparing the rise and fall of 10 historical empires.
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But comparing the September and October polls, one sees Trump's base is abandoning him.
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In contrast, deep-learning algorithms develop their behavior by examining and comparing numerous examples.
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" Woodward added that comparing political scandals to Watergate is "in the political culture now.
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I realize, on its face, comparing these two candidates may sound a bit nuts.
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Especially when he starts comparing himself to — get ready for it — Murrow and Cronkite.
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He also has a history of eyebrow-raising comments, once comparing South Carolina Gov.
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Pay attention to the age and condition of the tools described when comparing prices.
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Russia does this very different, so I don't think there's any comparing those two.
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Every millennial caregiver's life changes in different ways, so avoid comparing yourself with others.
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You know, you're comparing us against the first African-American president running for reelection.
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You subconsciously are comparing yourself to other people in all the images around you.
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Analyzing area demographics is a poor substitute for comparing the characteristics of actual voters.
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We weren't comparing résumés or asking each other which agent we recently signed with.
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But by comparing itself with the Arab world, Morocco is setting a low bar.
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Comparing him to Nixon by bringing up obstruction of justice, firing investigator, etc pic.twitter.
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Comparing being kicked off a private company's platform to millions dying is despicable. pic.twitter.
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He told funny stories and made the crowd laugh comparing Chicago with New York.
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So on paper, Mavic wins, but we're not necessarily comparing apples to oranges here.
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Number one would be: Stop comparing yourself to people, images, anything outside of yourself.
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The simplest approach to putting golf scores in context is comparing them with par.
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Trump in spin room just now comparing hand size with an entertainment reporter. pic.twitter.
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Another recent favorite is one comparing herself to Melania Trump, at her own expense.
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Here's how Lundgren characterized the issue: They were comparing it to a new license.
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"His views are much closer to mine," Sanders said, comparing Canova and Wasserman Schultz.
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There's a lot of comparing suits and guys checking out what others are wearing.
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Comedian Tim Allen is comparing Bill and Hillary Clinton to a sexually transmitted disease.
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Curtis Roosevelt was told unequivocally, however, to forget about comparing himself with the president.
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O'Rourke has dug in since then, comparing the Trump administration to the Third Reich.
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Sasse also slammed Trump for posting a picture comparing Melania Trump to Heidi Cruz.
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Just think of students comparing their grit scores on playgrounds across the United States.
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Obama even paid O'Rourke the ultimate compliment of comparing the young Texan to himself.
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Damon Linker will probably face no repercussions for comparing Jeong to a neo-Nazi.
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An adult on the recording can be heard comparing the cries to an orchestra.
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In 20163, he published an article comparing suicide rates among college students with nonstudents.
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Get several auto insurance quotes and comparing them closely to find the best coverage.
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Fans are comparing the moment to when their characters hugged on the HBO series.
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However, if we're comparing Barnes to Marion, I'm giving the edge to peak Matrix.
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" Chelsea tweeted in response, "Comparing Jews to termites is anti-Semitic, wrong and dangerous.
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However, Dayton did respond to Pawlenty's candidacy by comparing his legacy to the Republican's.
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Democrat Kamala Harris is comparing #ICE - yes, a U.S. government agency - to the KKK.
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Comical videos shot round Twitter comparing Giuliani's speech to punk songs and hardcore singers.
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Grandparents crouched over, comparing notes, chattering excitedly when they find numbers to their liking.
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By comparing Ceres with Vesta, we'll glean new insights about the early solar system.
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There is simply no comparing the actions of the United States and Vladimir Putin.
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"I think there's something valuable in comparing these four very different candidates," Ming said.
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For a graphic comparing the outdoor industry's economic output to other sectors, see: tmsnrt.
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Fry ran a simulation for Business Insider comparing different scenarios for a hypothetical homeowner.
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But Gaetz's tweet Sunday comparing the athletes drew backlash from people on social media.
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He sought to push back against Iran, even comparing its supreme leader to Hitler.
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A chart comparing Beshear's quick response to the far slower response of Tennessee Gov.
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Grace Notes Sarah Charlop-Powers was comparing New York City's forests to its subways.
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He sat at his locker with his forehead throbbing, comparing it to a migraine.
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For years, Google had been trying to build a tool for comparing online prices.
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And comparing 215-year-old buildings with new luxury towers is unfair, it said.
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British researchers studied 9,118 women with gestational diabetes, comparing them with 37,281 healthy controls.
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We all are constantly comparing ourselves to others and, of course, coming up short.
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Comparing the crimes of Nazi Germany to those of the Soviet Union is forbidden.
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He sees no purpose in comparing how the district treats Native and white students.
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There are additional concerns when comparing versions from different web archives: services like archive.
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"One is not better than the other," said Mr. Adjaye, comparing the two buildings.
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Brands will have a quantitative method of comparing the value of various influencer partnerships.
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This is somewhat like comparing Covid-19 to the flu, or H1N1 or SARS.
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That night, Ireland also didn't shy from comparing Alec's acting career to her mother.
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In the courtroom, Judge Brown appeared perplexed by the challenge of comparing these cases.
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He never heard Wagner, though he welcomed compliments comparing his poetry to Wagner's librettos.
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Not a single study has been completed comparing Vivitrol with its less expensive competitors.
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But Fleming says that price isn't actually the central issue when comparing the services.
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Going to confession as a joke, she baits him by comparing religion to opium.
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By comparing it to T. rex we see that it was actually pretty minuscule.
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Its hybrid nature makes comparing its AUM to other companies' histories a bit dicey.
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Your total interest cost is the most important number in comparing your savings.5.
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The anguished parents frame the issue properly: comparing life with and without the medicine.
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O'Rourke panned Trump earlier this week over the developments, comparing the scandal to Watergate.
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Austin's review from last month, comparing the game to Hitman, is worth a read.
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Taleb said his phone was in his pocket, comparing it to a butt-dial.
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John Kennedy on Tuesday, comparing its mortality rate to that of the seasonal flu.
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"It was a completely horrible, haphazard look," he recalled, comparing the hairstyle to roadkill.
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So, I do agree that comparing this company to General Motors doesn't make sense.
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College football is more about comparing conferences, because teams play mostly inside their conference.
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"A lot of people are comparing the similarities between Iniki and Lane," he said.
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He now prefers continuous movement, comparing his practices to preparing a car for racing.
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I've spent time looking at other impeachment efforts and comparing those circumstances to Trump's.
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"When you're comparing it, you have to look at the net number," Myers said.
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He and his roommates decide to create a site comparing different Harvard students' images.
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Even comparing August 6900, President Obama's eighth year in office, Trump's economy looks strong.
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"The bottom line is, you shouldn't be comparing yourself to anybody else," Maloney said.
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An article last Sunday comparing streaming services misstated prices for the streaming service Mubi.
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And the number that he's comparing it to today is not the same number.
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The first short teaser for Skyscraper had people comparing the piece to Die Hard.
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Then, by comparing them, we can see how much each detail influences our answers.
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Homeowners can save a great deal of money by shopping around and comparing terms.
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Comparing to the highest sales transactions in March, it went down further, by 14.1%.
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But there is probably more segregation in comparing your town and a neighboring one.
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Why do you think the author begins the article by comparing these two wars?
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People on Twitter started comparing Coachella to FYRE festival after watching the saga unfold.
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But it's worth comparing how prior presidents' statements of special prosecutors compare with Trump's.
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I've taken to comparing the seasons to the times of day: Sunrise is spring.
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I'm obviously not comparing jihadist terrorism to the Holocaust; it's a very different range.
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EZRA: Right, all wasted votes everywhere, and you are comparing them against each other.
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Corbyn himself made matters worse, by implicitly comparing Israel to ISIS in his speech.
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Tito says it's like comparing checkers to chess ... we say, LET'S SEE IT ANYWAY!!
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We were looking at Walmart, at H.H. Gregg, just looking at numbers and comparing.
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Bush boldly asked the Iraqi people to topple Saddam, comparing him to Adolf Hitler.
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Comparing the total value of stocks to GDP is "not fair, unless [it's] comparing US market cap to global GDP rather than just U.S. GDP, since roughly 40% of sales and earnings come from overseas, " Canally wrote in an email to CNBC.
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"I do deny that you're comparing here, with all due respect, Mr. Chairman, you're comparing a piece of packaging to piece of product hardware," Monsees said in response to a question on whether he denies that Juul's initial pod design resembled Marlboro's design.
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Some might say that comparing Director General Ghebreyesus and Secretary Price is comparing apples to oranges, since Ethiopia's and the U.S.'s health challenges are widely different — not to mention what Dr. Ghebreyesus will have to grapple with on a global scale.
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Comparing American and Canadian health care (or comparing any international health system, for that matter) is difficult — and the most recent research suggests Canadian health care might not be as much of an improvement over American care as single-payer supporters think.
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To be clear, he was never in the slightest way comparing himself to those figures.
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Past GWASs, comparing pairs of diseases, have shown overlapping genetic involvement in some psychiatric illnesses.
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Comparing models with observations isn't always an easy or even a good thing to do.
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Kimmel began by displaying a copy and comparing her signature on it to other examples.
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Later, showing off their handiwork, Kourtney posted a video comparing their two plates of pancakes.
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Comparing fragments of bones offers a unique challenge to paleontologists hoping to identify such fossils.
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And that's not comparing it to a $700 top-of-the-line handheld Dyson, either.
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And then they showed a video John Kasich's campaign made comparing Trump to Vladimir Putin.
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So don't go around saying "I'm busier than you" or comparing your schedule to others.
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In 2012, he told Vulture he was very much over people comparing him to Dan.
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Comparing a former senator and secretary of state to a little child is highly insulting.
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Memes spread across social media, comparing the suspension of the bill to a Trojan horse.
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Incidentally, Turner comparing her engagement to buying a house makes her a little less relatable.
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But it's something I don't think most people will notice without directly comparing the screens.
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It does so by way of neuroscience's favourite analogy: comparing the brain to a computer.
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It'd be like compiling a list of pros and cons comparing vinyl to digital music.
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Bonus points to Wells for comparing Chad to Voldemort, He Who Must Not Be Named.
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But Rousseff slammed the impeachment process against her as unjust, comparing it to a coup.
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The internet also took notice, comparing Phelps to everyone from Darth Vader to Mariah Carey. .
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These could include comparing the size of a concession with the area explored, he said.
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You start your book by comparing the financial crisis in Europe to a Greek tragedy.
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By comparing genomes, it is possible to work out what order the mutations happened in.
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So seeing them and comparing them to our relationship, it was a little guilt-provoking.
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Dr. Benson-Amram and Dr. Holekamp decided to test other carnivores, comparing species and families.
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Don't waste time comparing yourself to other people who are spending a lot of money.
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A video comparing sound generator-equipped Mercedes EQC electric vehicles with regular cars is revealing.
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For those comparing this developing geologic research to a burgeoning supervolcano, scientists are largely unimpressed.
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That is galling for India, which often rates its progress by comparing itself with China.
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She claims that Belafonte would degrade her in front of the nanny, comparing their looks.
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To help, they complete a Venn diagram in Comparing Macbeth and the Events in Ferguson.
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Can we lift someone up but not tear yourself down in the process with comparing?
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Still, trick photography or not, Twitter had a field day comparing Lamar's bodyguard to Hodor.
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Still, that hasn't stopped people online from comparing Robbie's aesthetic to the Queen of Hearts.
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The pair were snapped at the soirée comparing cuticles, and the pic quickly went viral.
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If you object that that's comparing apples and oranges, friend, then you don't know fruit.
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Perhaps. But comparing one crisis to another is often futile, particularly in the financial industry.
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I spend a few minutes comparing vitamin C serums from Drunk Elephant and Sunday Riley.
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I keep seeing people comparing "You Me Dancing" to the theme tune for Quantum Leap.
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That means photos comparing Trump to athletes that are circulating online are unfair and misleading.
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That's also why the photos comparing Trump to athletes that are circulating online are misleading.
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The boss intercepts your email rant comparing her to the demogorgon in the Upside Down.
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I stopped comparing myself to the best possible version of the thing I was doing.
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These conclusions were formed by comparing today's partisan turnout to historical levels from past years.
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But comparing it to other shows does a disservice to show's unique whimsy and tenderness.
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Commenters had a field day comparing the young Trumps in the photo to movie villains.
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He talked about comparing journalists to Peter Strzok, which of course I took note of.
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That was for the LeBron one, where they were comparing the iPhone and the Samsung.
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Buick also said it does not put much consideration into comparing one market with another.
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He also took issue with the company comparing it to ecstasy for its stimulating effects.
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He went a bit further in a New York Post profile, comparing himself to Cézanne.
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By comparing those parameters to theoretical models, they then calculated the age of the stars.
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"My class has definitely been interested in comparing Abraham Lincoln to Donald Trump," he says.
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PPI also released a graph comparing state incarceration rates with national statistics as a whole.
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Second, it was a little weird and now people are comparing him to a robot.
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That was, he realized, because he kept comparing himself to his friends on social media.
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But comparing the new MVNO and existing telco plans isn't quite as simple as that.
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And it's the first one that I don't find myself implicitly comparing to something else.
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He said he hasn't yet seen a video comparing Melania Trump's speech with Michelle Obama's.
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For starters, you can stop comparing yourself to others, and find your best work environment.
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She likens it to the old saying about comparing your insides to someone else's outsides.
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He said Trump's detractors are foolish for comparing him with a veteran politician like Clinton.
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Comparing 2008 with 2000, CIRCLE reports the youth turnout increased at least 11 percentage points.
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"Lebanon is undertaxed," he said, comparing it to countries such as Turkey, Morocco and Jordan.
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Whoopi Goldberg is comparing the values of President Trump's administration to those of the Taliban.
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Pictures emerged throughout Friday comparing the crowd at Obama's 2009 inauguration to that of Trump's.
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Some are comparing Zola's dance to the famous water scene in the 1983 movie Flashdance.
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This is not the first ad comparing the top two candidates of the Democratic primary.
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Comparing the HB2 compromise to the resolution of a similar controversy in Indiana is instructive.
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Washington (CNN)A personal lawyer to President Donald Trump forwarded an email comparing Confederate Gen.
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For a graphic comparing oil-sensitive currencies and the rates of Brent crude, click tmsnrt.
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When comparing the two brothers there are similarities in their games but many individual quirks.
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I love too that you can see how comparing yourself to other people isn't working.
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This "lack of dynamism" is probably because he's comparing the space industry to the internet.
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We're comparing June quarters since HelloFresh hasn't yet released financial data for the September quarter.
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By comparing mitogenomes, it is possible to work out in what order the mutations happened.
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But many things have changed since the days of comparing AMD's Thunderbird against Intel's Pentium.
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However, he'd no longer have to worry about comparing his pool to his neighbour Kanye's.
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Having people talking about me, not just comparing me to Bolt or anyone body else.
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They were loud, demanding and constantly comparing the places they'd been with the United States.
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Start comparing people from different parts of the world and you enter a real minefield.
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"Look at 9/11," Brooks says, comparing need for the President's border wall to Sept.
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Whether a founding father or an iconic pop star, people are comparing photos of Panic!
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Mr. Trump's preoccupation with popularity — and comparing himself with Mr. Obama — was also on display.
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The Clay County Republican Party of Minnesota shared a post late Friday evening comparing Sen.
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"When comparing to sweet potatoes, I'll use the term 'different' rather than 'better,'" she says.
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Somewhere in the process of talking out a decision, Kimball started comparing women to foods.
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" Grove said there's "really no value in comparing tax projections to receipts at this point.
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For critics who were already comparing Facebook to Big Tobacco, this felt like a breakthrough.
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When comparing the Premier and Priority cards, the Priority card easily comes out on top.
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Some riders even enjoy standing in the bouncing connector, comparing it to surfing or skateboarding.
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"I stopped comparing myself to the women around me and competing with them," she said.
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More time will help students in comparing colleges, but so would standardization of aid letters.
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In "Get Good," Ninja makes a basic analogy comparing gaming to a regular sports practice.
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Trump Jr. garnered controversy last year when he tweeted a meme comparing refugees to Skittles.
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And they whip out their phones and are comparing sunsets near their homes in Canada!
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But be careful comparing them to Nazi concentration camps, because they're not at all comparable.
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Once they learned of their shared interest, they began comparing notes, like trading-card fanatics.
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But when comparing the settlement to the cost and disruptive effect of defending the case.
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Ultimately, there are pros and cons when comparing an NYC apartment and a tiny house.
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Comparing Medicare Advantage plans is more complex, since they offer a wider breadth of coverage.
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That has one venture capital expert comparing him to Tesla's polarizing chief executive, Elon Musk.
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Does he regret comparing Ben Carson's temper to the incurable pathology of a child molester?
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To be sure, comparing Coinbase to traditional stock brokerages is not exactly apples to apples.
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Fans are comparing the singer's sweater to one worn by Princess Diana in the '80s.
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Indeed, comparing Trump to Hitler says a lot more about the accuser than the accused.
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Many are also comparing Obama's big suit scandal to the many controversies in Trump's presidency.
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In 2015, reporter Charles Manning wrote a couple of stories comparing Beyoncé and J.Lo's outfits.
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Of course, comparing someone five years older than Draymond Green to Draymond Green isn't fair.
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But just so we're all on the same page about comparing ourselves to Teigen: Don't.
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"We're comparing him status-wise to players like Jose Reyes and Andruw Jones," Davis says.
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Comparing the two against each other perpetuates the notion that Trump is an acceptable candidate.
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"I think the fans need to stop comparing every girl to somebody else," Jiggly said.
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Researchers looked at 195 countries, comparing access and quality of services from 1990 to 2015.
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Another went on trial for comparing Erdogan to Gollum from The Lord of the Rings.
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Comparing the healthy and depressed people, researchers found the latter had significantly lower LAC levels.
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In comparing Hopper and Wojnarowicz's work, there are obviously different types of loneliness at play.
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Comparing the price of a branded combination medicine to individual generics is apples to oranges.
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They're comparing the mammoth genomes to those of its closest living relative, the Asian elephant.
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This comparing Obama to Putin crap should be a red line for all US citizens.
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"It's going to look like a completely different sport," Kennelly said, comparing Chiba to Tahiti.
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Praise and memes comparing Sanders to a "pro-bowl linebacker" came in left and right.
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Hannity also attempted to liken H13N1 to coronavirus: But comparing coronavirus to H1N1 is misleading.
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Bet you didn't think we'd be comparing Game of Thrones to Titanic this season, huh?
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His tweet comparing Syrian refugees to Skittles was widely criticized but backed by the campaign.
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There are many caveats to comparing this year's IPO investments to the S&P 500.
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"Comparing signatures is better than poll workers asking for name and address," Dr. Mann said.
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" He continued that Trump's comments were like "comparing Roosevelt with Stalin or Churchill with Hitler.
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That's why he was in the New Yorker earlier this week, comparing himself to Jesus.
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By comparing the DNA of different species, scientists have drawn an evolutionary tree of fungi.
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It was not immediately clear what Vielma was comparing the impact of the sanctions to.
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This was true even when comparing nonwhites with college degrees to whites without college degrees.
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She had recently written an article for Teen Vogue comparing Trump to an abusive husband.
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"What am I awn?" she asks when her children are comparing their various drug treatments.
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Yet we can't help comparing our inner lives with the curated lives of our friends.
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Now, Fink is comparing Aladdin — BlackRock&aposs widely-used analytics platform — to a tech startup.
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Some critics are comparing this year's class of interns with President Barack Obama's from 2015.
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In math, we are comparing numbers (touchdowns, yardage, years of experience) and adding together scores.
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"In the back of my mind, I'm comparing to what's in my cart," she said.
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Clinton, comparing the effort to the popular legends constructed around Mr. Obama or Bernie Sanders.
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Comparing the data from the fossil with this dataset enabled them to determine Ledumahadi's posture.
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"Everybody is comparing these prices with Disneyland," which now run $200 per person, she said.
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I clearly remember a young Tacana man and one of the cooks comparing their tattoos.
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You can see them stealing glances at Nadal, as if comparing their preparation against his.
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Now, Democrats won't be comparing Justice Gorsuch's votes with those Justice Scalia might have cast.
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So I think that's why sometimes you go to comparing them to the men's players.
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Fred Keller of Pennsylvania who spoke in sermons, comparing Trump to Jesus at his Crucifixion.
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And by comparing multiple calendars, you can more easily make commitments and plan your schedule.
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"The brown really contrasts with the green," he continued, comparing the forest and deforested areas.
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Such comparisons should be as normal to making donations as comparing prices is to shopping.
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Mr. Jones, who believes his opponent was angry about an advertisement comparing him to Mrs.
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Shortly before taking office, he infuriated intelligence officials by comparing their agencies to Nazi Germany.
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The women began comparing notes on Clyde, sharing his likes (chili peppers) and dislikes (strawberries).
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A lot of people seem to be comparing it to a refrigerator, which is fine.
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"There is something wrong when people are comparing Joe Crowley to Elizabeth Warren," she said.
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For instance, take this spreadsheet of GiveWell staffers comparing their moral weights earlier in 25.
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The White House has minimized the importance of the meeting, comparing it to Democratic tactics.
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And it even reverses slightly when comparing children growing up in the same geographic area.
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They can also see his review process, which often involves comparing meals at similar restaurants.
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They can also see his review process, which often involves comparing meals at similar restaurants.
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Either way, have a discussion by comparing what you notice and wonder from these graphs.
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Through voice chat, teams rally through quests, completing objectives, and comparing and contrasting their loot.
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You have to be obsessed because that's who you are comparing yourself to: the obsessed.
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Comparing those two versions is a perfect representation of how Cherry stepped up his game.
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Let's not talk about how this whole thing is a metaphor for comparing dick sizes.
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As an actor, every job you do it so unique and so specific to that particular project that comparing Big Little Lies to Divergent to Adrift to any other project I've ever done is like comparing each piece of journalism that you type up.
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It is much easier to understand if you start instead by comparing nudgeocracy to traditional democracy.
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Data comparing divorce rates within countries for arranged and love marriage are hard to come by.
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Comparing these replacement-level predictions to reality reveals which constituencies could likely sustain more progressive senators.
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There wasn't this whole thing of trying to get likes or comparing yourself to other people.
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Consider this Gallup table comparing views of Putin in February 2015 to those in February 2017.
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You can easily go down a rabbit hole comparing processing speeds, graphical power, overclocking, and more.
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He noted that these requirements include a verifiable database for comparing profiles and additional computing powers.
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He's the kind of guy who can't walk down the street without analyzing and comparing buildings.
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These findings were verified by comparing the spectral lines to an analogous experiment conducted on Earth.
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Rahmstorf related recent heat waves to climate change by comparing them with 500 years of records.
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Studies comparing the effectiveness of these two systems were recently published in the medical journal JAMA.
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Studies comparing identical and fraternal twins find about half of IQ can be explained by genetics.
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Musk did not say to which version of the F-303 he was comparing the Tesla.
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That means some new products entering the market are comparing themselves to technology that's decades old.
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Moscow is already comparing the Obama administration to what it hopes for under a Trump administration.
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With the special chats on the horizon, Underwood looks forward to comparing notes with fellow parents.
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Since we're comparing earbuds, it's also worth highlighting some usability issues with the Momentum True Wireless.
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But by comparing the two events, conservatives have done worse than make a major, indefensible stretch.
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I think just listening to people and not comparing or trying to place them is crucial.
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If Russians were obsessed with Psaki, so, too, were they obsessed with comparing Zakharova to her.
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Genomics sets out to shorten the journey, by comparing their genomes with those of their parents.
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They both went to each other's appointments and leaned on one another while comparing their symptoms.
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Finally, the official NPS account retweeted a photo comparing the crowds at Obama's 2009 inauguration vs.
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Currently, Kasthuri is interested in creating and comparing partial connectomes from different types of animal brains.
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And Twitter users responded swiftly by comparing her to Miley Cyrus and her blond alter ego.
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Last year I had a good time comparing Sony's DPT-RP1 with the home-grown reMarkable.
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We used to take showers together, showing off our new grownup bodies like were comparing gifts.
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All these techniques involve comparing observed behaviors in airports to known behaviors and appearances of terrorists.
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If you receive multiple quotes, you'll want to take your time comparing the rates and terms.
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"It's not like ordering a toothbrush every three months," she said when comparing it to Prime.
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It's near impossible to discuss this game without comparing it to the ones that came before.
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Researchers from UC San Diego are also seeking approval for a trial comparing CBD to placebos.
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Instagram's problems are to do with self-esteem, body image and comparing yourself to other people.
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"It's comparing the weather in northern Alaska to down in Mexico City," Smith tells The Verge.
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They were close to his age, and he couldn't help comparing their work with his own.
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Comparing this study with similar ones on what may be related conditions can also be informative.
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QUICK: YOU DID BRING UP THE IDEA OF COMPARING THESE TRADE WARS TO ACTUAL FIGHTING WARS.
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Fans have also been comparing the flesh-colored thing to the monster in Netflix's Stranger Things.
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Now let's get comparing to 17 household items ... The average penis size compared to a crayon.
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Previous antivirus software worked locally on computers, comparing infected files to problems in the program's database.
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However, when comparing the inauguration with other more recent events, it still came out on top.
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Comparing the figures for African-American and European-American women, the team discovered some welcome news.
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But that accuracy dropped 6% when comparing a person wearing glasses next to someone who wasn't.
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"She has been working 23.5/216," he wrote of the mayor, then comparing her to Trump.
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Comparing that DNA to other species might even give researchers a hint of Nessie's closest relatives.
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Comparing the recent incident to the Cambridge Analytica data breach, Everson said both were Facebook's responsibility.
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Take the above split-image comparing a breathtaking Jurassic lacewing fossil with a modern owl butterfly.
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Alex Baldwin was been dealing with jokes comparing him to actor Alec Baldwin since second grade.
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PETA was outraged, comparing the director's demand to child molestation and praised Pattinson as a hero.
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In the meantime, she says, she'll be comparing the product's ingredients to others on the market.
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A: I placed too much importance on comparing how much I had to others early on.
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The researchers analyzed the interview transcripts, comparing them with each other and identifying trends in responses.
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You might as well be comparing a backseat swig of gin to an ice cold martini.
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Ukraine says large scale killings took place on both sides, and tends to avoid comparing numbers.
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White and black actors are given matching fictional identities before seeking flats and then comparing notes.
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While these are different industries and comparing apples to oranges, the orders of magnitude seem right.
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Authorities in New York and Los Angeles are already comparing notes, reports The Los Angeles Times.
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" She then said, "Comparing those who believe in man-woman marriage to racists is intellectually dishonest.
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"There are more options now," Mullin said, comparing this crowded field to 2016's smaller menu.
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Figures are often comparing against national averages, and focus on a "normal delivery," said Fish-Parcharm.
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So instead of comparing your period to others', compare your cycle to your own personal history.
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Meanwhile, proud papa Rob has posted a photo comparing his daughter to his late father, Robert.
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Comparing social media use to an epidemic as he unveiled a new bill Tuesday, Missouri Sen.
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Allegations ranged from rating female contestants' breast sizes to comparing their rears to his daughter Ivanka's.
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A month later, the Lithuanian musician penned a status update on Facebook comparing homosexuals to pedophiles.
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Kevin Garnett was all about food metaphors Garnett absolutely loved comparing life chemistry to food chemistry.
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They are also comparing the effectiveness of the boxes with a commercially available fungal insecticide spray.
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Erdogan provoked a stern German response by comparing those limits to the actions of the Nazis.
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Blume's characters look forward to puberty, comparing themselves jealously to friends who have already begun menstruating.
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"It could be underlying belief levels haven't changed," Gervais says, comparing the generations, "but norms have."
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Undeterred, Terpin says he remains committed to blockchain comparing it to the early days of Amazon.
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Before long, critics were comparing him with Bob Dylan for the lyrical force of his songwriting.
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Comparing recent funding activity to other periods is complicated because sleep isn't a discrete investment category.
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Bill Weld, was "spot-on" in comparing Trump's immigration policies to Nazi Germany earlier this year.
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All last night on TV, people were comparing Trump with Nixon ... is Trump leaning into it?!
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"Comparing me now to that 18 year old girl then is apples n oranges," she continued.
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But when comparing the two, "[Lowe's is] in a bit of a hole here," Nagel said.
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Senate Democrats slammed Trump on Tuesday over the sacking, comparing him with former President Richard Nixon.
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If you're posting all your experiences, you're still comparing your weekend to that of your friends.
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"It's like putting a Lambo next to a Toyota Corolla," Randy said, comparing bots and extensions.
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In comparing the United States' two most recent leaders, Speier cited a pair of polar opposites.
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But I haven't seen too much research directly comparing THC and CBD on these clinical effects.
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Smith believes investors will be comparing Pinterest to near competitors like Snap, Twitter, and Facebook (Instagram).
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It was around then that Letv caused controversy by, of all things, comparing Apple to Hitler.
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Trump has justified the ban by comparing it to Obama's 2011 policy on refugees from Iraq.
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Constantly comparing yourself to others leaves little room to make real progress in your own life.
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In short, this is about as close as we can come to comparing apples and pumpkins.
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Looking at technology companies in 20003 through a 2000-lens is like comparing apples and oranges.
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Looking at technology companies in 2016 through a 2000-lens is like comparing apples and oranges.
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THE thorny task of comparing crime rates across the world is tricky because legal interpretations vary.
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Comparing the two situations is appropriate and may become more so as the facts further develop.
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Johnson's campaign spokesman criticized the donation, comparing the Democratic candidate to the "Seinfeld" character Cosmo Kramer.
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"Economic globalization is a historical trend," he said, comparing the momentum to the world's great rivers.
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Booker rankled his Republican colleagues by leaking information marked "committee confidential" and comparing himself to Spartacus.
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Customers can't stop comparing Burger King's new tacos to Jack in the Box's iconic menu item.
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Proportions were similar when comparing men and women with annual incomes under $83,000 versus over $100,000.
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Of course, to many TV fans, comparing something to Buffy is like encroaching on sacred territory.
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Donald Trump Jr. sparked outrage Monday by posting an image comparing Syrian refugees to poisoned Skittles.
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Fox also tweeted a graphic comparing jobs added during the first two months of the presidencies.
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He was suspended last year by ESPN for tweeting a meme comparing Muslim extremists to Nazis.
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"By comparing Border Patrol agents to Nazis, Ocasio-Cortez is trying to dehumanize us," Judd wrote.
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But the logic of positively comparing a conservative candidate to South Korea's murderous archenemy eluded me.
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They are also comparing individual corals to determine why some show more heat tolerance than others.
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However, when choosing between two similar cards, comparing dining rewards could help you make your decision.
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Marketers will also get weekly reports comparing the performance of digital and TV ads, Shim said.
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The United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights criticised the article, comparing it to Nazi propaganda.
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She said I thought like a scientist because I was always comparing things to one another.
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It's understandable that people are comparing this year's early vote with the early vote from 2012.
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He illustrates those struggles with this chart comparing those tech names with the S&P 500:
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By comparing options, I've been able to score a reasonable price for an otherwise costly test.
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She's a fan of his wife, Eleanor Roosevelt, comparing her to another well-loved first lady.
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The Handmaid's Tale loves comparing Gilead's strict religious ceremonies with a messier, but more authentic way.
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"Yeah, he was better; undoubtedly he prefers playing here comparing to Doha," Djokovic said of Nadal.
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The problem, he says, isn't in comparing those who win the lottery with those who lose.
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Comparing himself to Microsoft's Bill Gates, Mr. Shaikh had touted Axact as Pakistan's leading software exporter.
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Comparing each product ingredient by ingredient — calorie to calorie, protein to protein — you see slight variations.
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"I created a passion for it," he told me, comparing it to getting better at basketball.
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She describes one grisly death she'd witnessed, comparing it to a scene in the horror film.
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And one could judge who were his favorites by comparing how many times they entertained him.
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Should we be comparing suffering to see whose is worse, as though suffering can be quantified?
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It's especially relevant for "comparable" businesses, whose valuations are determined by comparing its progress to competitors.
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Companies, she says, were not comparing employee experiences around engagement, belonging, voice and access to resources.
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Instead of comparing employees against each other, Microsoft managers evaluate how workers contribute to the team.
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On Friday, Mr. Duterte escalated his antidrug campaign by comparing it to Hitler and the Holocaust.
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It requires taking a step back -- and comparing notes -- to gain perspective on the complete picture.
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For a graphic comparing the land acquisitions in the Permian to other oil regions, see: tmsnrt.
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Plus, setting priorities and not comparing your situation to others' can also keep you on track.
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According to Piepenbring, Prince said, "Why aren't they comparing me to Sly Stone" or Carlos Santana?
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In the coffee lounge, they were comparing notes about what's more effective and what's more potent.
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They took turns comparing their latest work, with that one comedian mainly telling stories about himself.
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He needn't tell that to Dr. Ehrhardt, who has lately been comparing facilities' financials on MyLifeSite.net.
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By comparing the different batches of students, the economists hoped to isolate the effect of religion.
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Go deeper: Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, has stood firm, comparing the protesters to spoiled children.
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NASA only examined a single astronaut in space, comparing his responses to his genetically identical brother.
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Trump also attempted to downplay the danger of coronavirus by comparing to deaths from the flu.
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Medicare still assigns stars by comparing a home to other facilities, essentially grading on a curve.
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Comparing those two is as premature as recent forecasts of the 7-7 Cavaliers' imminent demise.
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The report frequently adopts the facile tactic of comparing or lumping leading liberal politicians and demagogues.
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She told me, 'That's the last time I ever worried about comparing myself to my costars.
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That possibility requires verification, he says, especially in randomized experiments directly comparing different types of exercise.
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Comparing the coronavirus to the seasonal flu, Trump claimed, "We have it so well under control."
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ARTS & LEISURE An article last Sunday comparing streaming services misstated prices for the streaming service Mubi.
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But poor families on Puerto Rico are at a decided disadvantage when comparing NAP with SNAP.
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But analysts said comparing antifa with neo-Nazi or white supremacist protesters was a false equivalence.
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Such killings are known as "hits," which is convenient for comparing a mob movie to baseball.
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The capsules have freaked out some social media users — who are comparing them to Tide pods.
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"It's like comparing a microwave to a toaster," said David Rudovsky, one of Dr. Xi's lawyers.
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That's based on Breakingviews calculations comparing Tech Nation and Dealroom figures with International Monetary Fund data.
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Comparing the dangerous effects of three diseases with the minimal side effects of their corresponding vaccines.
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She suggests comparing prices on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Chegg, and other sites before making a purchase.
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For one thing, comparing codon bias is a very indirect way of identifying an animal host.
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As it stands, comparing an individual's body temperature to a single number doesn't make much sense.
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Even when comparing social media to cigarettes, he does not mention the possibility of government regulation.
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I'M USED TO COMPARING TECHNOLOGY TO THE JETSONS, BUT THIS IS WAY PAST THAT -- AND REAL!
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They stop comparing themselves to the less rich and instead compare themselves to the super rich.
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It also had the effect of comparing Anthony to Graham, which Anthony is unlikely to appreciate.
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On Thursday, they launched an ad directly comparing Smith to Cunningham and questioning Cunningham's liberal credentials.
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Comparing how the plans would affect key measures like the number of uninsured and the deficit.
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" Typically, Mr. Dreazen writes, comparing political scandals to Watergate is "a very dangerous thing to do.
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In a report released this week, Tinder conducted two surveys comparing its users with offline daters.
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Comparing coverage options can be confusing, especially for people who haven't had insurance in the past.
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Instead, the moment gave the internet great delight, with many comparing it to a Veep moment.
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Around Presidents' Day, people usually start comparing the current president with past holders of the office.
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Sometimes it's O.K. to simply listen to the Beatles without comparing them to the Rolling Stones.
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We also also know that comparing market caps isn't a perfect way to examine the market.
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Clinton pushed back in the CBS interview, comparing her experience to what Biden is facing now.
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