Overwrought comparisons with Hugo Chávez will wear thin, just as comparisons between Trump and Benito Mussolini did.
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They react like it&aposs a nine out of ten, not see comparisons, Pearl Harbor comparisons ... PIRRO: Treason.
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And it's brought out comparisons to Angela Davis—comparisons that are nothing short of awesome for me, because I'm an activist.
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Bolsonaro has invited comparisons with President Donald Trump and with President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines – comparisons which are, within limits, illuminating.
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There are some comparisons to be made between the Trump era and the Nixon era, but I do caution that it's easy to overemphasize the comparisons.
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They very much like to make comparisons between themselves and other chickens and sometimes use these comparisons in ways that can be thought of as "Machiavellian" or strategic.
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A lot of comparisons are going to be drawn between ARPU comparisons between Snap and Facebook, but the company still needs to show that it can scale that up.
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Comparisons with Cuba incidents The alert immediately raised comparisons with a series of unexplained incidents in Cuba that led to the withdrawal of most US personnel from the embassy in Havana.
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TEL AVIV — Dragan Bender knows the comparisons are coming.
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"Debates involving the most staunch of vegan thinkers often descend into needless and insensitive comparisons between animal and human slavery as well as comparisons with race and gender inequality," he tells me.
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The Noodle Shop does not necessarily invite comparisons to a more famous Noodle Bar three doors south on First Avenue, but it does not exactly discourage comparisons to David Chang's restaurant, either.
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He's drawn a wide range of comparisons in the time since My Gospel was released: His booming baritone with its East Texas twinge makes Elvis Presley and Waylon Jennings comparisons all too easy.
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Pinterest, for example, has pushed back on the idea that it's a social company, perhaps in part to avoid comparisons to Facebook, the same comparisons that have been troubling for Twitter and Snapchat.
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While the trends improved, they were up against easy comparisons.
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Even so, direct comparisons on the power front are impossible.
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It's a living nightmare already drawing comparisons to Hurricane Katrina.
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But the 2008 comparisons don't hold up very well, either.
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"I don't dislike the comparisons to my mom," he says.
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Jokes started to fly and there were Wolverine comparisons a'plenty.
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But she hopes one day such comparisons won't be necessary.
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Do you worry about comparisons to The Martian as well?
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So, I don't think they are apples to apples comparisons.
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Comparisons have already been made to Mussolini, Hitler, and Stalin.
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"I understand why those comparisons are being made," she says.
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Of course, those comparisons are a bit of a feint.
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Comparisons to the Tea Party also are of limited utility.
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There are no rankings, no comparisons or competition between students.
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Comparisons with the museum's database lead to the jewel's date.
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But comparisons between countries provide little evidence of these links.
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I think those are all, to some extent, appropriate comparisons.
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By now, comparisons of Trump and Voldemort are practically routine.
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Comparisons btwn white supremacists & counter protesters are beyond the pale.
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This made direct comparisons with last year's inflation rates difficult.
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It's drawn comparisons to Snapchat and Tencent's WeChat messaging app.
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But the entertainer has never been one for petty comparisons.
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AI at War It's easy to draw comparisons to Snapchat.
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Jenner has even drawn comparisons to her kids' looks recently.
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Maybe these comparisons are just a way of educating me?
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It's more than a spot, really, as photo comparisons show.
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Chipotle will continue to have easy comparisons throughout the year.
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The Gallaghers invited comparisons with the Beatles at every opportunity.
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Political watchers have also drawn comparisons between the two populists.
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But I can definitely see why the comparisons are made.
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The only sure thing is that comparisons will be made.
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Haney's performance also escalated comparisons to a young Floyd Mayweather.
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Bakari Sellers (D) if they believe the comparisons are fair.
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Comparisons to the Nixon scandal have been rife recent months.
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The wide variety of packages on offer makes comparisons difficult.
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International readers might see telling comparisons with their own countries.
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But Turkey's situation is too complicated for such historical comparisons.
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Drug companies have little incentive to make these comparisons. Why?
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Two other GDP comparisons are illustrative of Russia's economic weakness.
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It cheapens all of that when they make these comparisons.
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But comparisons like that are unfair from a numbers context.
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He cautioned against comparisons with other attacks, including the Nov.
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Millhiser drew comparisons to the Scott case earlier on Tuesday.
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Is it fair to subject Boccato to so many comparisons?
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" Professional wrestling and Brock Lesnar comparisons "Now, pro wrestling sucks.
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The 2016 comparisons with 2008 and 2004 are highly similar.
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Finally, there have been many comparisons of coronavirus to flu.
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Internationally, the comparisons rely on a piecemeal of different sources.
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The two each have unique traits that make comparisons impossible.
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It has also drawn comparisons to the dystopian novel 1984.
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Still, this is a good starting place for your comparisons.
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Or for Trump's repeated comparisons between coronavirus and the flu.
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Some experts said comparisons to the Nazi swastika were overdone.
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Feel Good has earned comparisons to Fleabag in some quarters.
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"I wanted to give her perspective and comparisons," he said.
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You are forgiven comparisons to the methods of Jackson Pollock.
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Other celebrities created the comparisons to poke fun at themselves.
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He has already drawn lighthearted comparisons to other Olympic greats.
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Comparisons and contemplation come naturally when drinking any good wine.
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His autocratic rule has led to multiple comparisons with Mubarak.
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The comparisons to Martinez started when Garcia was a teenager.
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Pelosi dismissed comparisons to 63 for 'at least six reasons . . .
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Mr. Spicer "should not be making comparisons," Dr. Lipstadt said.
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Pusz cautioned against comparisons to the SARS outbreak in 210.
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Comparisons of telescope images of the Omega (aka Swan) Nebula.
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Consumers simply cannot make informed quality comparisons in this industry.
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APRIL: Comparisons between Tesla and Theranos come to a head.
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It's already drawing comparisons to the diary of Anne Frank.
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He wrote lyrical, powerful dialogue, earning him comparisons to Shakespeare.
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These comparisons, however, would seem to stretch only so far.
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They also say comparisons between the two cases aren't legitimate.
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The comparisons to Martinez started when Garcia was a teenager.
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But Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the comparisons are unwarranted.
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Comparisons between the three are unlikely to stick for long.
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So it would be unwise to make too many comparisons.
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It's helpful to draw comparisons to other chronic medical conditions.
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LN: How valid are the comparisons to the Wallace campaign?
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It's a matching game that's resulted in some unexpected comparisons.
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Crockett does not suffer in any way by these comparisons.
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There are negative public and intellectual consequences of such comparisons.
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Forget about Breakfast at Tiffany's comparisons and … just eat breakfast.
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TOUGH COMPARISONS Kantar said total British grocery sales were flat over the 12 weeks, reflecting tough comparisons with 2018's strong summer, which was boosted by a heatwave and the men's soccer World Cup.
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Comparisons to 'WALL-E' are appropriate Wang told The Verge that comparisons to WALL-E are appropriate: he was inspired in part by Pixar's 2008 film, but inspiration came from other places as well.
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Human brains have likely evolved to use relative comparisons in many situations, because these comparisons often provide enough information to safely navigate our environments and make decisions, all while expending as little effort as possible.
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Some of the data visualizations are direct comparisons of life expectancy.
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But personally, I think this game defies easy comparisons like that.
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It would also likely draw comparisons to Clinton's 2008 presidential run.
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Futuremark stores those scores for comparisons like the one released today.
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It's tempting to draw comparisons between Richard Nixon and Donald Trump.
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It's good advice, I think, and helps avoid comparisons with others.
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Others drew comparisons to another viral image making its rounds today.
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Apples and oranges, we insisted whenever such direct comparisons were made.
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But that's where the comparisons between the two content creations end.
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If it doesn't, expect the Holmes and Shkreli comparisons to follow.
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He has drawn comparisons with Hong Kong student activist Joshua Wong.
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Actual scientific comparisons of made and unmade beds were not done.
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That means the unflattering comparisons to Twitter are easy to make.
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Again, these comparisons aren't the best, but there's some logical overlap.
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For Apple's shareholders, comparisons with personal computing will make uncomfortable reading.
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His speech should have been dominated by those kinds of comparisons.
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And, indeed, "Min Litazez?" is too clever for such clunky comparisons.
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He drew comparisons with the period just before the civil war.
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For obvious reasons, Christopher Robin will draw inevitable comparisons to Paddington.
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And Steyer allies aren't shy about making high-minded historical comparisons.
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And that point is that, well, comparisons like this are dumb.
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This isn't the first time Styles has drawn comparisons to Jagger.
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But hopefully, as time goes on, the comparisons will dry up.
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However, Kalinowski said that Chipotle is facing easy year-ago comparisons.
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Critics also tarred and feathered Mormonism with unflattering comparisons to Islam.
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So it's no surprise that comparisons to Henry Kissinger have followed.
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Perlstein is most bothered by direct comparisons between Trump and Nixon.
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Those comparisons were misstated in an earlier version of this article.
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But none of these comparisons are likely to shift public opinion.
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Her assassination drew comparisons to the 2011 attack on then-Rep.
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There are not many easy comparisons for a player like this.
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Similar horrifying comparisons can be made with other states, including Vermont.
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Medical marijuana advocates, unsurprisingly, reject any comparisons to the tobacco industry.
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She was quick to dispel any comparisons with those TV brides.
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It spewed out some apt comparisons to the Knights' new logo.
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Comparisons between hospitals for the same care can also be difficult.
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Many historians and WWII experts find these comparisons simplistic and problematic.
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At first glance, the comparisons may seem tacked-on or belabored.
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Indeed, the comparisons between Philadelphia fans and Sanders backers run deep.
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There were comparisons to Brexit, and with Europe in the 1930s.
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Hogan has drawn comparisons with Christie, with whom he is close.
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People also criticized the West and drew favorable comparisons to China.
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It's the reason she's quick to fend off comparisons to Scientology.
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Others critics leapt on comparisons to the Chinese social credit system.
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Standardized risk factors allow for national comparisons, according to provincial authorities.
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It might be tempting, therefore, to insist that comparisons are unfair.
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But I worry that these comparisons confuse more than they clarify.
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As it happens, making such comparisons has recently become much easier.
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The commission has significantly updated its methodology, however, making comparisons difficult.
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The intrigue: The study also provides new comparisons to carbon pricing.
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" He said: "It draws comparisons between Christian mythology and Dionysian mythology.
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Self-comparisons might also dampen exercise motivation, leading to declining health.
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Tough comparisons are in part to blame for the lackluster growth.
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Still, van Dijk made clear that the comparisons should stop there.
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The drop comes amidst previous comparisons between Ivy Park and Popeyes.
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It's not worth trying to make comparisons because there are none.
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To make accurate comparisons, Clever adjusted all dollar amounts for inflation.
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Hill rejected those comparisons and said Russia meddled to help Trump.
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Let's set aside the obvious comparisons, though, and talk about aesthetics.
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The all-electric Porsche arrived and with it, inevitable Tesla comparisons.
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The comparisons between the Samsung and Huawei phones don't stop there.
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In some ways, the comparisons with Brown are favorable for Newsom.
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Instagram, Facebook and other social media platforms also fuel unhealthy comparisons.
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The media has drawn comparisons between Doria and President Donald Trump.
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This is where the comparisons start to get a little tricky.
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An avalanche of comparisons to the late James Dean soon followed.
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The project immediately drew comparisons to the Vietnam-era Pentagon Papers.
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That stoicism won her comparisons to Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela.
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George Hill, of the Indiana Pacers, has a much-discussed blonde thing happening atop his head, earning him many comparisons to Wesley Snipes circa Demolition Man in public and probably a few unkind Sisqo comparisons in private.
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Now, to be honest, comparisons to Microsoft's Surface Dial aren't really warranted.
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The Saudis' bloody record has brought unfavorable comparisons to the Islamic State.
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There were Hunger Games comparisons, True Detective references, and Chris Christie jokes.
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A phone with 53 cameras draws immediate comparisons to Light's L16 camera.
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Klarman has been drawing favorable comparisons to Buffett since at least 1989.
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Cupro is soft and silky, commonly drawing comparisons to rayon and silk.
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Here's where any attempt to draw comparisons across the Atlantic gets complicated.
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There are many comparisons to be made between Facebook and Snap Inc.
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Talking about comparisons to 2011 and the 1930s is a little disconcerting.
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Drawing any comparisons should be more than a matter of bragging rights.
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Instead, the companies under audit would decide which comparisons they could make.
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O'Rourke has drawn comparisons to Obama – including from the former president himself.
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Then just yesterday, there were those aforementioned The Dark Night Rises comparisons.
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Campbell is destined for Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rhreon) comparisons and think pieces.
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The company may also have to deal with unfavorable comparisons to Pets.
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The frequent comparisons to America can imbue India with a false cohesion.
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MITRE isn't providing head-to-head comparisons of products or ranked lists.
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It was the kind of dissimulation that has drawn comparisons to Trump.
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Inevitably comparisons are being made with the Sussexes' recent tour of Africa.
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Other analysts worried about seasonal fluctuations and Randgold's difficult comparisons versus 2015.
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" Inviting "Mission accomplished" comparisons, Trump declared: "We have defeated ISIS in Syria.
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But Sideman brushes those comparisons off saying those apps paved the way.
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Most telling of all is how the populists cling to the comparisons.
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Fox Host Laura Ingraham asked Sessions about these comparisons on Monday night.
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"Cyber exploits offer stunning comparisons to weapons of mass destruction," he said.
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And I'm probably guilty of making similar comparisons myself in the past.
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But such comparisons leave out many of the benefits of distributed energy.
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The first lady herself has also drawn comparisons between the two men.
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It's inevitable that a big, struggling bank will invite comparisons to 2008.
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Take a look at these six powerful comparisons and decide for yourself.
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There have been numerous comparisons between this and Mad Max: Fury Road.
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It expects better performance in the fourth quarter, thanks to easier comparisons.
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Image: McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MITBrace yourself for GATTACA comparisons.
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Still, it's difficult not to draw comparisons between the two companies' strategies.
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And many drew comparisons between Winter and fellow teen queen Kylie Jenner.
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We also had Red Bull and vodka on hand for base comparisons.
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Comparisons will be inevitable -- whether the candidates invite them or not. 2.
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It connected the patients through comparisons to a database of bacteria DNA.
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California's Department of Public Health says comparisons with other areas aren't warranted.
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That pace is only likely to slow further, however, against tougher comparisons.
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Politicians and pundits drew comparisons to Watergate and Richard Nixon's doomed presidency.
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To help you place an informed vote, see the ursine comparisons below.
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But comparisons between Britain and America may not accurately predict our future.
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Once people stared at the ~unique~ logo, the visual comparisons began flying.
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The comparisons to 2008 -- the prelude to global depression -- are piling up.
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Easier cost comparisons could make a big difference in how consumers plan.
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As for the comparisons to Britney circa 2007 ... Lindblom's a good sport.
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Jessie J isn't taking the comparisons between her and Jenna Dewan lightly.
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Comparisons to earlier American presidents, as we've seen, don't quite work either.
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What references, analogies or comparisons does Ms. Kakutani use in this review?
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Some observers say those intrastate quirks make year-to-year comparisons difficult.
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It's telling that all those comparisons were to old-school news anchors.
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Comparisons to last October are pressured because of two fewer selling days.
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Reviewers have made comparisons to Alphabet Inc's Google, Facebook Inc and Twitter.
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It should also be made as easy as possible to make comparisons.
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Most often, they derive their meaning from comparisons across time and space.
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As for comparisons to other Brazilian greats such as Pele and Zico?
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Head-to-head comparisons of military strength are hard to come by.
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Others drew comparisons between the debate and the reality show's season finale.
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The episode is drawing comparisons to the Tamir Rice case in Cleveland.
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"Approaching the Unknown" can't avoid comparisons with "The Martian" from last fall.
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Comparisons inevitably are made with her husband, Bill Clinton, and President Obama.
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But such airtight comparisons frequently do not exist, particularly at smaller companies.
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He attempted to draw comparisons between Clinton to former President Lyndon Johnson.
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Check out 13 comparisons Twitter had for the iPhone 11 camera design:
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And "Medicare for All" has invited comparisons to the Canadian healthcare system.
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His youth, public manner and oratory have drawn comparisons to President Obama.
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Those comparisons haven't looked so favorable for the Democrats in North Carolina.
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Some viewers even drew comparisons between Christie's gown and Jesus Christ himself.
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If she does, the comparisons between the two are likely to reignite.
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And that is where the historical comparisons come to an abrupt end.
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Galaxy S27 Edge (Click to enlarge) Here are a few more comparisons.
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Slocum also draws comparisons to Maryland legend Kristi Toliver, and rightly so.
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With all this in mind, let's get on with the camera comparisons!
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Spicer has also earned himself comparisons to Baghdad Bob and Dr. Evil.
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Rex Animal Health standardizes the data to make comparisons and calculations easy.
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Zuckerberg did not mention Twitter by name, but the comparisons were obvious.
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As people, the comparisons between Reagan and Trump are not so obvious.
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More than once during his career, John drew comparisons to Teddy Roosevelt.
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Xavier Becerra, California's attorney general, cautioned against comparisons to landmark antitrust cases.
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It's also poignant now that coronavirus is invoking comparisons to world war.
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Before the storm, comparisons were being made to record-breaking dry years.
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I have no ... the comparisons are, it's a different version of it.
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After a few surprising preseason performances, Prescott is getting Russell Wilson comparisons.
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German Lopez of Vox has more details on international gun-death comparisons.
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Fashion month, with its traveling shows, often draws comparisons to a circus.
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Horvath's morally astute observations have earned him comparisons to Brecht and Camus.
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Mr. Sanders has bristled at comparisons between his behavior and the president's.
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Murphy's approach invites a multitude of comparisons, but Eno is particularly relevant.
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COPENHAGEN — Danes are used to hearing their country mentioned in international comparisons.
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If that's accurate, Apple must tread carefully to avoid comparisons to Facebook.
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And the striking comparisons are not lost on either Democrats or Republicans.
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The report did not have comparisons with polling places in other regions.
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Cancelling the games would result in a business catastrophe with few comparisons.
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The researchers also surveyed Republican and Democratic donors and voters for comparisons.
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One implication is that the comparisons that matter most are highly local.
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Back then, the comparisons of his game to Crosby's were only beginning.
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Gone were the comparisons to "Flash Gordon," and other campy sci-fi.
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Some have drawn comparisons between the show and the current political climate.
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Mr. Wagner was unmoved by the Nixonian comparisons drawn by many Democrats.
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Groundhog Day comparisons ran abound Tuesday, which coincidentally fell on the Feb.
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Still, the comparisons between Kaepernick and the current group of quarterbacks continue.
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More than once during his career John drew comparisons to Teddy Roosevelt.
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But Venkataramani said it's hard to make any determinations from those comparisons.
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Being able to draw those comparisons isn't easy, but it's also essential.
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Comparisons given in its first-half results were with January-June 2017.
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Even when the Mets presented Harvey with more alluring comparisons, Harvey resisted.
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It's easy to overdo the comparisons between the United States and Israel.
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Designer comparisons aside, Sam Edelman's shoes are worthy in their own right.
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Zola has drawn comparisons to Hustlers and Spring Breakers, which isn't unfair.
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Comparisons among the different conditions of the seven will also be revealing.
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Consumers should also look to the competition for price comparisons, Dritsas said.
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Comparisons of DeLorean to eccentric billionaire and car executive Musk aren't new.
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Comparisons to the Orient Express don't necessarily favor the 8:22 a.m.
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The robots draw frequent comparisons to warehouse robots made by Amazon Robotics.
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"I don't take comparisons to Ann Coulter to be insulting," he said.
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Unfortunately too many of those comparisons include experiences with a bad boss.
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Drivers often work for more than one app, making comparisons largely meaningless.
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Comparisons to the number of people in previous marches are especially misleading.
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It's the subject of institutional change that really strains the 1968 comparisons.
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Do I need to provide historical rent prices or market-rate comparisons?
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These incessant comparisons make the final half of the film overwhelmingly stale.
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Some also see comparisons between the turbulence of the 1970s and today's instabilities.
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Many Democrats, especially black voters, viewed those comparisons as diminishing to Mr. Obama.
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This ends up reducing the number of comparisons by several orders of magnitude.
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Future rhymesayers dare not tread near the topic for fear of Wayne comparisons.
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The comparisons to Mario are appropriate, but Mario 64 is the wrong game.
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In these instances of weighing the worth of an event, comparisons are inevitable.
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But some scientists claim any comparisons between humans and rats are unreliable.—Motherboard
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Strelzin said fingerprint comparisons showed Evans, Kimball and Jenson were the same person.
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By adjusting for inflation, apples-to-apples comparisons can be made over time.
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And here I find myself jumping back to comparisons with the iPad Pro.
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Granted, the circumstances are a little different and the comparisons don't quite align.
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How do Pond feel about the constant 'Tame Impala side project' comparisons now?
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In the end, however, it's probably best to put to Draghi comparisons aside.
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Why can't I do my gear comparisons in Final Fantasy XV in bed?
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The numbers were averaged for those five-year periods to help draw comparisons.
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Social media exacerbate the nerves through perpetual judgments, comparisons and opportunities for bullying.
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But importance comparisons are often tricky and subjective, especially within given cause areas.
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His rapid ascent and optimistic rhetoric have inevitably prompted comparisons with Barack Obama.
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No one wants your hugs or hyperbolic racist comparisons or unbuttoned top button.
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Comparisons of search terms in relation to one another are scored by Google.
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The soporific track drew almost instant comparisons to Icelandic indie darlings Sigur Ros.
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The story has drawn comparisons with Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale.
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"Considering J.C. Penney's comparisons, it's pretty weak," Citi analyst Paul Lejuez told investors.
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The steady comparisons of Trump to Hitler are ubiquitous in deep blue America.
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They also adhere to standardised questions so as to enable industry wide comparisons.
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Rollins addressed those comparisons, saying the two cases are similar in some ways.
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While Jordan's policy positions have been labeled progressive, she resists comparisons to Sanders.
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People called PBS a liar .... ... and did their own side-by-side comparisons.
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Similar comparisons now extend to other minority groups, particularly other men of color.
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So they have tweaked his answer to the derisive Obama comparisons several times.
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Even the most conservative comparisons of cloth diapers to disposable yield mixed results.
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The Disney chief also defended ESPN, saying the sports network faced tough comparisons.
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Comparisons to "Gone Girl" are inevitable, strictly in the tone and literary underpinnings.
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Of course, Fortnite is free to download, so the comparisons aren't exactly equal.
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The feature can also remember your recent comparisons and pull them up again.
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Many people drew comparisons with the UK's shock Brexit vote earlier in 2016.
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The data tends to be clouded by year-on-year weather comparisons, however.
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After mass-casualty incidents, comparisons to the battlefield typically refer to the scale.
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You can see the side-by-side comparisons in the Instagram gallery below.
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Some viewers might be tempted to draw comparisons with modern Greece's financial woes.
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Cramer said , oil prices, earnings comparisons, wages and the all play a part.
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An Airbus spokesman declined to comment on the figures or give annual comparisons.
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The same comparisons stand when Terra asks why Ronnie is "mad" at her.
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But such comparisons fail to account for cost-of-living differences between states.
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Comparisons are tricky, because no one knows how big the BRI will be.
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The multiplayer is different, too, and here the Dark Souls comparisons are apt.
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And once Prime Day is full-swing, don't slack off on price comparisons.
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The digital voice comparisons represent "an opportunity that just hasn't existed," he says.
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Kate and Sophie immediately drew comparisons for their perfectly coordinated royal-hued ensembles.
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But no organisation tracks pesticide use by type across Europe, making comparisons difficult.
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The numbers stand out in international comparisons, debt levels are high, they're rising.
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Its activities have drawn comparisons with the start of Boko Haram in Nigeria.
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"We were conscious that DNA could make comparisons of body fluids," he says.
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In an interview with the Associated Press, Klaver laughed off the Trudeau comparisons.
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"Clamping down on Winnie-the-Pooh comparisons doesn't exactly project strength," Oliver said.
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And given all Game of Thrones comparisons, I think Sansa Stark would agree.
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The second half is going to be tough because of rougher earnings comparisons.
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However, McDonald's will have easier comparisons in the remaining three quarters of 2017.
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These comparisons don't quite work, either, but you are probably seeing the point.
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So when a White House scandal hits, the comparisons are inevitably to Nixon.
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Comparisons over recent decades are routinely made using GDP, but they are troublesome.
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Any price comparisons need to take monthly common charges, or "monthlies," into consideration.
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In the end, drawing any final conclusions or comparisons will require more facts.
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Within the EMEA region, operating and regulatory environments vary significantly, making comparisons hard.
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Curry and Lillard are different players, to be sure, but comparisons are unavoidable.
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How does he use comparisons to other films to show this movie's weaknesses?
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And it would invite, potentially inevitable, comparisons to the confirmation fight around Thomas.
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On the BBC's broadcast of the event, there were many comparisons to boxing.
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McDonald's is lapping tougher comparisons this quarter and that will continue throughout 25.14.
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The comparisons between the allegations against Clinton and Trump creates some striking similarities.
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Meanwhile, Trump would confront invidious comparisons with Watergate and calls for his impeachment.
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"Clamping down on Winnie the Pooh comparisons doesn't exactly project strength," Oliver quipped.
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It rejected such comparisons, though hundreds of historical scholars said they were justified.
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They tickle our memory centers without inviting unflattering comparisons to some sainted original.
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This isn't the first time Trump's actions have prompted comparisons to mob tactics.
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Poverty, always hard to bear, is made all the harder by stark comparisons.
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But the international comparisons suggest less flexible labor markets might have some advantages.
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The Cybertruck's sharp angles also drew comparisons to Porygon, of the original Pokémon.
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Comparisons between Israeli treatment of Palestinians and Nazi treatment of Jews are absurd.
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The 'stache has inspired several celebrity comparisons, from Ben Stiller's character in "Dodgeball"...
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Conversations between friends often begin with comparisons of recent experiences of traffic jams.
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Kaye, whose thin beard and flowing hair earn him comparisons to Jesus, nodded.
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And comparisons among those who share a period and culture are always useful.
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Past comparisons to other audio-only, subscription music services are apples to oranges.
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An Airbus spokesman declined to comment on the figures or give annual comparisons.
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Still, Rubio's ascendance in 20123 was often accompanied by comparisons to Obama's trajectory.
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He doesn't like invidious comparisons but he's cool with being called an authoritarian.
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These comparisons do not by themselves prove that Wall Street pay is excessive.
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She'll be compared to M.I.A. and, hell, there are worse comparisons out there.
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Bradford's unfussy directness has drawn comparisons with the awkward informality of David Park.
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I can't remember a band that has received more comparisons than Nap Eyes.
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Comparisons can be drawn between the Roys and the Trumps, Murdochs, and Redstones.
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There will be inevitable comparisons between Lady Mary and the more wanton Letty.
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For New Yorkers and other city dwellers, we compiled some more helpful comparisons.
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But many experts caution that we should avoid comparisons to the Spanish flu.
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Richard Nixon comparisons seem apt, if a little unfair to our 37th president.
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They got so many comparisons with that LP when this album came out.
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But both men quickly discounted any comparisons, saying their nations are too different.
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We can now make direct comparisons between the United States and poor countries.
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Tedious metaphors, drawing comparisons between birds and humans, cages and countries, overwhelm sentences.
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Ms. O'Brien said bite mark analysis was even more bogus than hair comparisons.
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Social media was not full of snarky similes and comparisons to cartoon characters.
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Comparisons to Jason Kidd are apt, and Ball has that kind of potential.
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She has also flashed the star quality that once prompted comparisons to Obama.
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His misogynistic, racist, homophobic, xenophobic remarks have earned him comparisons to Donald Trump.
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For that, you'll need to stay tuned for our review and subsequent comparisons.
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It's to even the opportunities so that gendered comparisons cease to be relevant.
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What do these comparisons tell us about how dangerous this new virus is?
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Can you make any comparisons to other countries undergoing similar tensions and stress?
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Stalinist purges and made comparisons—because irony truly is dead—to the Nazis.
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Nothing directed my attention; no caption was straight-faced; no comparisons were prescribed.
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"Everyone wanted to talk about the comparisons between him and I," Jordan said.
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Microsoft will need to tread carefully if it wants to avoid such comparisons.
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But the grieving heart does not care for logic, and it refuses comparisons.
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Throughout her career, Rebecca Solnit has been dogged by comparisons to Joan Didion.
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Cillizza: There are lots (and lots) of comparisons made between Bevin and Trump.
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They offered comparisons to traditional but dangerous industries such as welding and firefighting.
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Not every Democrat is comfortable with the comparisons Harris is getting to Obama.
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There are also comparisons to terrifying figures, like Jeff the Killer and Momo.
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That could set the companies up for unfavorable sales comparisons with last year.
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Historical comparisons are impossible to draw in such a linear way, of course.
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"I have no good comparisons, because I've always been this way," Sana says.
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Some firms have failed to do adequate comparisons and documentation of order execution.
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The screenplay largely abandons the Talented Mr. Ripley comparisons the text explicitly makes.
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Remember when Patrick Corbin earned Cliff Lee comparisons that didn't seem completely bonkers?
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The document does not provide comparisons to existing refineries of a similar size.
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And more than once during his career, John drew comparisons to Teddy Roosevelt.
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Did you pay attention to the public's reaction after you made those comparisons?
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What do you think of early comparisons to Total Control and Spacmen 3?
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He picked a fight with Cosmetics Business when it reported on these comparisons.
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I'm the dude that encourages Shyamalan comparisons to Steven Spielberg and Alfred Hitchcock.
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This is what one of Instrumental's pictures looks like: "Instrumental's machine learning allows for unit-to-unit comparisons, build-to-build comparisons, immediate operator feedback when defects are detected, therefore reducing high dollar rework and component scrap costs," Zurawski said.
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Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegAlyssa Milano to co-host Biden fundraiser next month Buttigieg campaign draws comparisons to Obama ahead of key Iowa event Biden's lead atop Democratic field slips: poll MORE's campaign drew comparisons between the South Bend, Ind.
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The armed incursions have drawn comparisons to the expulsion of white farmers in Zimbabwe.
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Comparisons to Emmanuel Macron, France's fresh-faced new president, are also off the mark.
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For comparisons sake, I also threw in the results for the AMD 550 GPU.
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So we didn't find that the great companies had leadership and the comparisons didn't.
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You can then use detailed spec vs spec comparisons as a backup to that.
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The former Maryland governor's performance at the Democratic town hall forum prompted many comparisons.
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Long term comparisons to Wii, which sold more than 23 m LTD, are tough.
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They said they focused on the three because their extensive writings allowed such comparisons.
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Trump's contentious presidential campaign has drawn comparisons to that of the late Arizona senator.
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For comparison, here is a video with side-by-side comparisons of the two.
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Throughout his presidency, Donald Trump has drawn comparisons to Shakespeare's famous madman, King Lear.
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Ginsburg pointed to comparisons between the census dispute and last term's "travel ban" case.
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"Past comparisons largely bridged the political divide in addressing global warming," the authors write.
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It's easy to draw comparisons between FromSoftware's Souls series and Team Ninja's latest, Nioh.
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Likewise, Jain's past comparisons of lunar mining to ocean resource extraction poses similar problems.
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And he brushed away comparisons between Buttigieg and then-candidate Barack Obama in 2008.
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It's in these comparisons to popular role-playing games that the adventure is weakest.
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People responded with fire emojis, old-and-young-millennial comparisons, and even Succession memes.
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All of this has earned him comparisons to a certain bullwhip-toting movie character.
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The gloomiest Indian observers have drawn comparisons to China's Sinicisation of Tibet and Xinjiang.
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When Riverdale first hit The CW, it immediately drew comparisons to Pretty Little Liars.
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From giant orange Twitter eggs to Voldemort comparisons, we've rounded them all up below.
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Comparisons to other comics-based TV series aside, the story sounds compelling on paper.
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Playing for Switzerland, he does not have to live up to any such comparisons.
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When Warren first started uploading to his main channel, there were understandably some comparisons.
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Why do people insist on making comparisons between her and Kimye's daughter North West?
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However, I'm willing to forgive the comparisons so that this very important fight continues.
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Zac Efron plays a disgraced Olympian swimmer in Baywatch, conjuring comparisons to Ryan Lochte.
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But Summertime is also a delicious, remarkable love story in no need of comparisons.
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The mean tweets segment included comparisons to Sharknado and asked if Obama even lifts.
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That set the bar lower for year-on-year profit comparisons than its rivals.
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They also wanted to build a scanner that offered more than just price comparisons.
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At its darkest, the game calls to mind favorable comparisons to Limbo or Inside.
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These breakthroughs allowed for the first genomic comparisons between two different species, Venter said.
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Very few comparisons, but Walt Disney is about as close as you can get.
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Mr Edwards also benefited from comparisons to the incumbent Republican governor at the time.
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Johnson also seems to understand that comparisons will be made between him and Schultz.
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She also made comparisons between herself and daughter Ariana, 15, and son Kash, 4.
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Lawmakers like to make comparisons for different aspects of the legislative process, but Sen.
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They're all sped up by the same amount, so it's easy to make comparisons.
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The Shaun of the Dead comparisons are unavoidable, but that's hardly a bad thing.
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Comparisons against Apple's iPhone X and Google's Pixel 2 XL are harder to make.
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Comparisons have already been made to George W. Bush's slow response to Hurricane Katrina.
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L, owner of the real estate website Zoopla and utility price comparisons website uSwitch.
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For comparisons' sake, the same time slot averaged 1.88 million viewers the previous Monday.
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Jair Bolsonaro, who has drawn comparisons to Donald Trump, has won Brazil's presidential election.
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However, as a Mac app for streaming music, it begs comparisons to Apple's iTunes.
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While others drew comparisons to the very real-life experiences of professional, ambitious women.
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"We see a lot of comparisons to areas with kinetic warfare," Lookout's Flossman said.
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But also on Tuesday, Trump Defense Secretary James Mattis brought up the historical comparisons.
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"When we did embark on [this project], we did some comparisons," Ms. Moldenhauer said.
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They both look great — but let's hope the Single White Female comparisons end there.
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The move drew accusations of collusion and earned Bentley comparisons to former Illinois Gov.
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That means it's difficult to make apples-to-apples comparisons from company to company.
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Events in Hong Kong have drawn comparisons to demonstrations in Catalonia in recent days.
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By the fourth quarter, earnings comparisons are expected to fall by just about 4%.
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But at least so far, Trump has not shown much interest in the comparisons.
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So, when earnings are reported next week, Cramer thinks investors will have easy comparisons.
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To, of course, comparisons: "2 months and already got James Brown's haircut," one wrote.
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He'd make comparisons to Jackie Robinson, saying this is exactly what America is about.
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I mean, we've heard comparisons of this tech to cigarettes and alcohol and worse.
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Some have drawn comparisons between Moraes and his friend and team mate, Edson Barboza.
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" Luu said the study "will be helpful making apples-to-apples comparisons moving forward.
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She has modeled for Harper's Bazaar Singapore and has garnered comparisons to Brigitte Bardot.
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That said, the restaurant was up against easy comparisons with the year-ago period.
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We had expected comparisons to become weaker for this business as the year progressed.
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It allows you to import your color libraries and conduct A/B color comparisons.
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Honey says it will provide comparisons to rates on sites like Expedia, Priceline, Booking.
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But Warren's push to join the military-focused committee is drawing comparisons to Sen.
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When companies admit to fraud or mistakes, their books are restated, making comparisons straightforward.
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In January, Trump was infuriated by media comparisons of their respective inaugural crowd sizes.
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In time there were comparisons to another great superstar of his time: Michael Jackson.
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The year-on-year comparisons are distorted by last year's low and volatile base.
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The incident has drawn national attention and comparisons to similar incidents in recent years.
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Cue the, "This is more than it cost to buy my entire house!" comparisons.
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He also ramped up his attacks on Trump by making comparisons to Nazi Germany.
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"I won't make comparisons but here, people don't have access to guns," he said.
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"Back to Life" resists some of the easy "Fleabag" comparisons drawn in the media.
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Clinton's situation has drawn inevitable comparisons to another scandal, that of former Army Gen.
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Historical comparisons became possible once "The Official Encyclopedia of Baseball" began appearing in 1951.
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It was on the minds of New Yorkers, who immediately drew comparisons to Sept.
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This style of protest has drawn comparisons to pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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They are good comparisons, but Cristiano is Cristiano and I want to be myself.
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The developments in Michigan have also drawn comparisons to Republican efforts in neighboring Wisconsin.
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This year, traffic is already up nearly 3 million in year-to-date comparisons.
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Hitler-Trump comparisons are a distraction from the President's very own and dangerous shortcomings.
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Comparisons with Nazi Germany are often too glibly made and always too glibly dismissed.
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In New York, the tiny number of sales and uniqueness of each skews comparisons.
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Kavanaugh's ubiquitous appearances in history, however, are the only comparisons to the movie character.
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IRS staffers check to see if there's a reason for numbers outside peer comparisons.
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There are no side-by-side comparisons with the 20th-century Surrealists he influenced.
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Past and present tense verbs were common, marking completed activities and allowing for comparisons.
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Comparisons to other categories of life similarly demonstrate how very, very small we are.
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Navarro finds the Stonehenge comparisons to the circular formation of his Impenetrable Rooms amusing.
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Trying to force these comparisons just becomes unhelpful, with little benefit of doing so.
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Comparisons to Thom Yorke, in both form and style, are easy, but short-sighted.
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So the comparisons for Cole are really four other non-employee, non-investor directors.
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As Steve Hayward of AEI outlines, the Hitler comparisons in 1980 were likewise pervasive.
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But despite the data, Fox News personalities continue to draw comparisons between the two.
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Xavier Becerra, the attorney general of California, cautioned against comparisons to landmark antitrust cases.
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President Trump's language has drawn comparisons to that of the Mafia boss John Gotti.
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Their ratings average out to "not bad," with several comparisons to school-cafeteria pizza.
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The method can also help draw comparisons between teams that play very different styles.
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This disparity in attack methods makes it difficult for direct one-to-one comparisons.
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I'm leery of cross-country comparisons because they often mix survey samples and methods.
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Numbers and comparisons in such cases are always tricky and laden with complex meaning.
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Maybe on this song a little but I don't really hear the Strokes comparisons.
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Any first-person voice involving a young Southern boy invites comparisons to Huck Finn.
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Just the idea of it has comparisons to China's Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989.
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If the Led Zeppelin comparisons were partially valid, that's when Soundgarden became entirely singular.
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Global comparisons often focus on economic factors, like gross domestic product, unemployment or income.
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She, too, sees the comparisons to the Holocaust, and she refuses to look away.
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Do you think the inevitable comparisons to Nazi Germany are either accurate or fair?
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It's easy to draw comparisons between FromSoftware's Souls series and Team Ninja's latest, Nioh.
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Direct comparisons between the compensation of the men's and women's teams can be complicated.
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His exciting play and frequent 211-pointers have earned justifiable comparisons to Stephen Curry.
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After following Bitcoin for several years, I think neither of these comparisons quite works.
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It is a sign that he is finally embracing comparisons to the restless rodent.
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Comparisons to superheroes were made, sometimes by superheroes, as well as to the Oscars.
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Comparisons to the American West of 26 or 2122 years ago are not inaccurate.
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It is the work of a company called Beyond, which offers funeral price comparisons.
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While comparisons to the last downturn still occur, many things have changed since 2008.
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"Clamping down on Winnie the Pooh comparisons doesn't exactly project strength," Mr. Oliver said.
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And drawing comparisons between the suffering of different groups is inherently fraught, potentially reductionist.
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"He's a little bit bigger than I am -- but they're awesome comparisons," L.T. said.
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Among the most prolific purveyors of bigger-than-Watergate comparisons has been Mr. Trump.
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There has been some controversy surrounding how Ampere came up with its benchmark comparisons.
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Have students use this tool to explore the data and look for interesting comparisons.
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"It's kind of tempting to draw comparisons between the '70s and now," he said.
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In any event, the photo immediately gave rise to memes, including comparisons to Mrs.
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The company has not released annual sales comparisons for the stores that remain open.
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Where therefore the pressure could be too great, or the comparisons could be invidious.
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But comparisons to Chile aren't necessarily positive after the past few weeks of protests.
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Elon Musk embraced comparisons of him and the "Simpsons" supervillain Hank Scorpio on Twitter.
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Brett's interview drew comparisons to Clarence Thomas, who was accused of harassing Anita Hill.
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After all, as a group, these five conservatives are quite young by historical comparisons.
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That means making direct comparisons between AWS and the Google cloud isn't perfectly fair.
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He has rejected comparisons with President Trump, whom he criticized as a poor businessman.
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Curiously, her tough talk on free trade has led to comparisons with Donald Trump.
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That's fine for consumers like Ms. Hurwitz, who had already done cost comparisons online.
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Starting with their "wild hair," the comparisons generally devolve to more childish schoolyard insults.
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Modi has drawn comparisons to Trump, particularly because both won election on populist platforms.
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In some cases, familiar dishes like rib-eye cap mapo tofu invited unwelcome comparisons.
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It&aposs a long-standing battle between hate comments, constant comparisons, and self-compassion.
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You're knocked sideways out of comparisons to other art in any medium or genre.
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Of course, there are the inevitable comparisons to the classic Kermit drinking tea meme.
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Comparisons to her fellow female headliners -- and to Beyoncé in particular -- will be inevitable.
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The Witcher signals in its opening moments that viewers need to shrug off comparisons.
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But comparisons to DMC also serve as a boost to Tesla's perception and reputation.
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Comparisons drive them both totally mad, they worry the other one will be sad.
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In this regard, Snap is not Facebook or Twitter, the two most used comparisons.
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Her more brilliant comparisons are drowned out by others that are obscure and overextended.
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That percentage is effectively a single number that can be used for these comparisons.
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Biggs argues such comparisons are facetious for various reasons—and back and forth forever.
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These comparisons for Mudiay—Rose, Rubio, Billups—have all climbed mountains of their own.
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Exploitation requires a definition of his work as singular, sui generis, allowing no comparisons.
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People who make historical comparisons don't actually believe that Ted Cruz is like Robespierre.
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Their music has been pulling in comparisons to Frank Zappa, which Teeny doesn't understand.
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Thus few comparisons can be made between what a contractor promised and what is delivered.
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The global stock market declines inspired comparisons of the last big stocks selloff in December.
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Founded in 2009, Tokopedia is currently Indonesia's largest online marketplace, drawing comparisons to Alibaba's Taobao.
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Her outfit featured matching long gloves and shoes, and drew comparisons to Jackie Kennedy's style.
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The fantastical nature of Alessandro Michele-era Gucci easily lends itself to fairy tale comparisons.
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One should never get tired of even the laziest comparisons, especially if they're flattering ones.
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In Erdoğan, Yesil sees many comparisons to America's new leader — including his campaign of misinformation.
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Trump threatened Comey with alleged recordings of conversations, which only fueled the inevitable Nixon comparisons.
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Comparisons of the brain surface shape among Neanderthal, early Homo sapiens, and modern Homo sapiens.
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"Such comparisons," the journal states, indicate and strengthen the assumption that all camp is white.
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By picking Maryland's Kevin Huerter at 19, immediate comparisons to the Splash Brothers will emerge.
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In troubled times, commentators and pundits can't help but draw comparisons to George Orwell's 1984.
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When it first debuted in 22020, Super Cruise drew immediate comparisons to Tesla's Autopilot system.
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International comparisons show that bans and restrictions do little to cut the number of abortions.
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But comparisons between the two infection aren't just not helpful, they're based on faulty math.
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Even taken on their own terms, the flu comparisons rely on wonky and myopic math.
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Trump's comments – and self-comparisons to the 22017th president – sent the internet into a tizzy.
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Market researcher Kantar said the subdued performance reflected tough comparisons with 2018's strong summer.
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Times are different and comparisons often misleading, but Messi is more disciplined and more consistent.
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And this tends to bear out in the rest of the comparisons you'll see below.
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Data, and comparisons to countries with tighter and/or complete gun control, supports these claims.
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Red Sparrow, which hits theaters March 2, isn't Atomic Blonde, though comparisons will be inevitable.
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Most have just stuck with side-by-side comparisons until a final number is determined.
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I never saw any comparisons because I was listening to her message, not her words.
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His ceiling: He's drawn comparisons to Chris Pronger, although without quite the same mean streak.
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As with Joe Mena last season, the Tony Vlachos comparisons came easy at the beginning.
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It was only after comparisons had been drawn that I began to see the influence.
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Our top requests were for J.Lo and Kim Kardashian — and that's when the comparisons started.
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FYI: Pressley's victory is sure to draw comparisons to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's win over Rep.
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But last year's election suggested that voters thought the Venezuelan comparisons didn't quite ring true.
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Though the Max can impress on its own, it doesn't fare well in direct comparisons.
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One aspect in particular that lends itself well to these sorts of comparisons is memory.
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But the data is self-reported and often misinterpreted, so it's dangerous to draw comparisons.
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The case has drawn comparisons with the murder of Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006.
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The case has drawn comparisons to the murder of Alexander Litvinenko in London in 2006.
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In other words, insurers are not getting worse, but rather facing tougher comparisons, he said.
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And with each racist political attack, comparisons are inevitably drawn to Bush's 1988 campaign ad.
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And we can do comparisons with the chest bones to these induction chest x-rays.
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Ramsey, in making his case, reiterated a couple valuation comparisons he made in mid-December.
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That report comes from The Verge, as well as matching comparisons of outages on DownDetector.com.
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And also these comparisons to Hillary Clinton are nuts because I was in private business.
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It might deal in historical comparisons, as Craig Mazin did in his critically acclaimed Chernobyl.
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It's the first piece Oculus has ever made that defies obvious comparisons with flatscreen media.
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Comparisons to Richard Nixon, who fired a special prosecutor probing the Watergate burglary, began flying.
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Executive producer Melissa James Gibson told EW that the Trump comparisons are a little inexact.
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But overall, the experience is so different that it doesn't invite comparisons to anything else.
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The pair drew comparisons to Laurel and Hardy, as well as a bunch of superlatives.
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Girls premiered on HBO five years ago, and immediately drew Sex and the City comparisons.
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However, its non-performing loans (NPLs) remain at adequate levels, though inflation blurs international comparisons.
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Malone posted a few side-by-side comparisons on social media and who's who again?
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Q. Some people have drawn comparisons between Xi Jinping's anticorruption campaign and the Cultural Revolution.
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Like McClanahan, his honesty finds him shoehorned into ill-fitting critical comparisons to Charles Bukowski.
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But without getting into comparisons of bigotry, anti-semitism is a serious and growing problem.
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We've all seen the side-by-side comparisons, but nostalgia can be tricky to navigate.
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At the same time, it has struggled with comparisons to its flashier rival, Apple Watch.
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Year-ago comparisons include the aforementioned impact of the sale of Citi's merchant acquiring business.
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Newsweek's latest cover story examines President Trump's relationship with religion, even drawing comparisons to Satan.
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Before closing, I'd like to address the Words with Friends or Chess with Friends comparisons.
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Techies' tremendous wealth has made it easy to draw comparisons to last century's robber barons.
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Mr Booker has inevitably invited comparisons with another former organiser and black senator, Barack Obama.
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The post, shared widely on Twitter, drew swift condemnation and comparisons to white supremacist memes.
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Canada's comprehensive universal healthcare system has invited comparisons to Medicare for All in the US.
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Party officials are concerned that comparisons with Trump could turn off supporters, the source said.
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"If you look at the year-over-year comparisons, it's just tough to surpass that."
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Five of the questions have been on the quiz for years, making statistical comparisons possible.
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Despite the film's earnestness and strong performances, the drama suffers somewhat from those inevitable comparisons.
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For all these reasons, our intuitive comparisons between the past and the present are unreliable.
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The before-and-after comparisons demonstrate the way love can change a person's body language.
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Jessica Mulroney's fitted frock is drawing comparisons to Pippa Middleton's 2011 royal wedding bridesmaid dress.
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The report also makes extreme comparisons between notable communist leaders like Mao Zedong, and Sens.
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Certainly, it's never invited comparisons to Mumbai by UN envoys, the way San Francisco has.
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Previously unknown ticks, then, are sometimes identified at the collection by way of these comparisons.
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But one of the things that was obvious was there were apples-to-oranges comparisons.
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The company's attention to design, brand and culture with these products draws comparisons to Apple.
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Blake Lively's gowns at Cannes last month drew comparisons to Cinderella and Elsa from Frozen.
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But that is mostly either the label or the press people who find those comparisons.
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Her dominance is attracting comparisons to another former judoka and mixed martial artist, Ronda Rousey.
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Such comparisons may have been a factor in the board's initial reluctance to pursue clawbacks.
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And Bloomberg's own past words could have invited unflattering comparisons to the current US president.
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Then, over time, the impact tails off, making for tougher year-over-year upgrade comparisons.
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Already, her skill and temperament have drawn comparisons to the former UConn star Diana Taurasi.
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XP also says the investor makes inappropriate comparisons using financial reports of different XP entities.
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She's such a stickler for civility that she can make some baffling both-sides comparisons.
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Even 25 years after Friends, Jennifer Aniston, 50, still gets the Rachel Green hair comparisons.
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His impolitic remarks — like jokes about "liquidating" journalists — have earned him comparisons to President Trump.
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When David Fincher's Gone Girl hit theaters in 2014, the comparisons to Hitchcock were natural.
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And he said comparisons between white nationalism and American patriotism or ethnic pride were misplaced.
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Mr. Suleiman's deadpan vignettes and self-casting have also earned him comparisons with Buster Keaton.
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When it first debuted in 2017, Super Cruise drew immediate comparisons to Tesla's Autopilot system.
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Surely Woodward, of all people, has worthwhile comparisons to make between Trump and Richard Nixon.
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But this proviso does not automatically negate comparisons between today's market activity and historical moves.
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The course articles are read together, allowing for discussion of content, vocabulary and cultural comparisons.
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Knee-jerk "Misery" comparisons may be off: It's a remake of a French TV movie.
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Her government's zealous pursuit of ideological opponents has also invited comparisons to her father's rule.
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Social media lit up with comparisons of him to an avuncular suburban father or uncle.
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Last year's strong third quarter isn't going to make comparisons to this year easy, either.
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Price comparisons with supermarkets are tricky because of the way online services package their orders.
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For his part, Luka AGREES with Pippen ... also shutting down comparisons while talking with reporters.
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Favorable comparisons to the existing program should have been rolled out to build public support.
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The comparisons between Ms. Klobuchar and Mr. Kasich strike supporters of both politicians as unflattering.
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Which brings me back to this year's Democratic field and the comparisons to Santorum's campaign.
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But don&apost take Greene and Blank&aposs literary comparisons as being dismissive of plans.
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Because airports calculate and present their fees in different ways, direct comparisons are not straightforward.
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Such comparisons should be as normal to making donations as comparing prices is to shopping.
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It has history, the pursuit of records, the comparisons of players from decade to decade.
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Buttigieg's campaign has leaned into the Obama comparisons, and his supporters often draw those parallels.
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These comparisons aside, the Panasonic Lumix LX100 II is a great point-and-shoot camera.
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Barringer's comparisons to John Singer Sargent, the painter-courtier of Gilded Age extravagance, feel compensatory.
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Such a leitmotiv lets hollow comparisons to the past drive the outlook for the future.
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These works drew comparisons to muscular abstract paintings by Franz Kline, Jack Tworkov and others.
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Instead, they recommend a common metric of gallons per 100 miles to make comparisons easy.
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Part newspaper, part opinion journal, The Federalist Paper drew comparisons to the conservative Dartmouth Review.
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Just a few days ago there was a whole Twitter thread of Batman villain comparisons.
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Here you can see some photo comparisons between the Moto X43 and the iPhone 24.
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It was a quintessential Conway drive-by, replete with artful political spin and exaggerated comparisons.
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"Until now, there was no way of quantifying this change and making comparisons," he said.
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They were quickly removed from stores, and Perry said she was "saddened" by the comparisons.
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"It's an EAR, folks," wrote the publication in response to the chorus of Fleshlight comparisons.
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The party has shown particular disdain for comparisons of Mr. Xi and Winnie-the-Pooh.
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There were comparisons to previous girlfriends, all of whom had been waifish blue-blooded blondes.
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True That got some comparisons to Elliott Smith, and even Paul and Linda McCartney's Ram.
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So when Kennedy finally announced a bid for governor in February, comparisons to Camelot abounded.
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At that point, I remained optimistic and hesitant to make comparisons between Harvey and Katrina.
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As vivid as these comparisons are, they're not telling us anything we didn't already know.
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Usually, comparisons between Donald Trump's America and Nazi Germany come from cranks and internet trolls.
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I find comparisons to 4:44 and Beyoncé's landmark Lemonade to be boring and uninspiring.
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In the example above, the population represented by Lorenz Curve A has a more equal distribution of income than the population represented by Lorenz Curve B. Lorenz curves can be used to make qualitative comparisons just based on appearance, but what about making quantitative comparisons?
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With her green metallic gown and towering hairdo, she drew comparisons to cartoon character Marge Simpson.
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I'm really just trying to be funny, but occasionally this technique throws up more thoughtful comparisons.
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Insulting them by comparisons to a right-wing faction most Democrats hate is the wrong message.
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"Whenever someone makes a claim that they can do anonymous comparisons I get interested," Lewis says.
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We have Holocaust comparisons, Pearl Harbor references, calls for revolution in this country and much more.
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There have been the LeBron James comparisons, and LeBron can play pretty much one through five.
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There are 23 phones to compare to each other and a credit card for size comparisons.
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Another difficulty was the comparisons she felt to sister Kourtney Kardashian's experience with her three children.
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Her look drew comparisons to the outfit Jackie Kennedy wore to her husband's inauguration in 1961.
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The game has drawn comparisons to Nintendo's Zelda series, which is always great company to keep.
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Day in, day out, year in, year out, we're faced with those questions and those comparisons.
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The analysts also expect that Best Buy's comparisons to last year might be hard to top.
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Overall, PVH is forecasting improvement during the second half of the year, as comparisons become easier.
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That moment has drawn comparisons to a Simpsons spoof and Mission: Impossible, among other things. pic.twitter.
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The laws inspired protests across the country and comparisons with Margaret Atwood's dystopian The Handmaid's Tale.
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Batwoman instead faces comparisons with the much higher production values of Netflix's Marvel Cinematic Universe shows.
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We try to not worry too much about what others think, whether it's comparisons or expectations.
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Getting justice The shooting sparked comparisons to the shooting death of Botham Jean in neighboring Dallas.
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TO, Endo embarked on a strategy of acquisition-fueled growth, drawing comparisons with the Canadian drugmaker.
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The deaths of two big music industry celebs at such a young age naturally draws comparisons.
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Energy claim based on testing comparisons of major competitors in default modes by Buyers Lab Inc.
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They look decidedly less like Bitmoji, Snapchat's own customizable emoji, which it draws obvious comparisons to.
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"You know, I know that there's going to be comparisons, and that's perfectly fine," she said.
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That's why it's advised that you practice caution when attempting to make comparisons prior to 2017.
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Here are some comparisons to other cities to help show just how big the blaze is.
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Cue the comparisons to "The Sixth Sense," though this movie soon separates itself from that one.
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As close as the countries are, it's easy to make easy comparisons between Brexit and Trump.
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But it might be best not to get too hung up on comparisons to the original.
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Finally, we've heard about the comparisons of Trump's candidacy to other to rebellious movements, namely Brexit.
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Meanwhile would-be art historians dredged up comparisons and influences Mr Denzel may not have considered.
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Comparisons to last October are pressured because of two fewer selling days from a year earlier.
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Because of its utopian story line, the series had drawn comparisons to the "Hunger Games" franchise.
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The review of comparisons of organic and conventional milk analyzed all 196 papers the scientists found.
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Notably, this is the first quarter in which shipments to Toys R Us don't affect comparisons.
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LONDON — Donald Trump's impressively animated face often leads to some fairly unusual — but undeniably compelling — comparisons.
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That offers an opportunity to make apples-to-apples, day-by-day comparisons to previous years.
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That will include direct comparisons between Scott Kelly and his twin brother, ex-astronaut Mike Kelly.
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Go deeper: NYT's Brad Plumer tweeted helpful comparisons of the price tag of candidates' climate plans.
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But based on the manticore's size and habitat, there are only a few possible Earthly comparisons.
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France was broadly flat, while growth in America also slowed due to high year-ago comparisons.
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The notion of Weimar implied by these comparisons stars Marlene Dietrich and features jackboots and sequins.
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Half will be used to test existing immunities; the other will be frozen for future comparisons.
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Such comparisons have made some Americans wonder whether they are being too soft on their kids.
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With the new shopping assistant functionality, the focus is not on deals but rather, price comparisons.
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It's both writers' exploration of the inner landscape of the human mind that draws favorable comparisons.
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Her recent love of vintage trapeze coats from the 1960's era drew "Jackie O" comparisons.
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Congress: Democrats went wild with accusations of Trump covering up Russian collusion and comparisons to Nixon.
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Ben and Erin Napier aren't mad about the comparisons to the two fan-favorite shows, either.
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Some historical comparisons suggest the rate is getting too small for the country's stage of development.
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Trump's team hardly controls the media, to address just one of the silly comparisons on display.
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Caporella also said the 2017 tax reform legislation led to skewed comparisons to the prior year.
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Still, analysts remain cautious on Penney's long-term turnaround, particularly as it faces ever-tougher comparisons.
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The average exchange rate for the year in question is commonly used for comparisons between countries.
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And some tweeters weren't quite convinced: The Don Jr. is Fredo comparisons are funny, but inaccurate.
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There were some comparisons to the Year of the Woman in 1992, which kind of plateaued.
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HE skirts this by generating aggregated, non-specific reports about the comparisons between these data sets.
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He regularly posts comparisons, most of them to honor his journey or to track his progress.
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This isn't the first time that fans have drawn comparisons between the parents and their kids.
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The Australian comedian has been parodying Hollywood moms' Instagram posts with hilarious side-by-side comparisons.
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The laptop will no doubt draw comparisons to the 13-inch MacBook Air, but who cares?
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To be sure, that earnings recession actually is helping the current numbers by making comparisons easier.
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As images of Harvey's destructive power are broadcast worldwide, the obvious comparisons to Katrina are everywhere.
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While many people draw comparisons between the two shooters, it's not exactly easy to switch gears.
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They claim the comparisons are flawed because the conditions each administration inherited affected their economic performance.
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How might this bias the levels of wealth concentration, or the trends, the cross-country comparisons?
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Fuller was crushed by draft analysts for his poor hands, drawing unfavorable comparisons to Mike Wallace.
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It turns out that for your brain, relative comparisons often use less energy than absolute measurements.
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The latter, which earned comparisons to Ferris Bueller, was one of his first true breakout roles.
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Sprawling "Global hell will not die" on the American army website invited comparisons to spray paint.
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All of which is to say, the initial comparisons of Lara Croft going Predator weren't wrong.
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To supporters, such comparisons are deeply unfair smear tactics used to tar conservatives and scare voters.
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Some drew comparisons to the city's 1977 blackout, which happened on July 13, 42 years ago.
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The firm said it would also standardize the interviews to provide more even comparisons between candidates.
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Hottovy expects growth to continue, but McDonald's will face more challenging comparisons as the year progresses.
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The comparisons drawn were inevitable: The Jesus Lizard (appropriately evil), Mclusky (brutally comical), Helmet (terse, lean).
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The results sometimes earn her comparisons to Scalia, the last truly memorable writer on the Court.
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Zuckerberg's investments, paired with a tour of the U.S., have drawn comparisons to a presidential campaign.
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But given similar comparisons, there's just not any evidence to think there's something specific about Houston.
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In science-speak, it's a randomized controlled trial, and it allows for strong comparisons between groups.
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The rally earned comparisons to Nuremberg, though mainly because of the commentariat's poor grasp of history.
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Additionally, the comparisons were made among women who were around the same point in their pregnancies.
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Forget, for a moment, the media comparisons between Ronaldo and his Real Madrid teammate, Gareth Bale.
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Several campaign observers drew comparisons to 85033, when Bill Clinton defeated then-President George H.W. Bush.
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His flowing one-handed backhand and his classical forehand have earned him comparisons to Roger Federer.
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I have spent the last three and a half years warning against facile Trump-Hitler comparisons.
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"I am enjoying all of the comparisons between me and the mayor #RudyGiuliani," Scaramucci tweeted Sunday.
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But that is where the comparisons end — at least when it comes to the FBI's conduct.
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Stressing that Nazi comparisons were unacceptable, Roth underlined the importance Berlin attaches to the Yucel case.
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He often uses analogies and comparisons to more high-minded ideas to sell his insurance offering.
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Here are some of our favorite aesthetic comparisons being made online to the new Tesla Cybertruck:
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"We expect the growth rate to moderate," he said, citing tough comparisons to last year's numbers.
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But his quick response to the Brexit shock has drawn favorable comparisons with Britain's political leaders.
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His hope was to capture how people changed over the years using side-by-side comparisons.
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In all honesty, we soon preferred her company to Becky's, not that anyone was making comparisons.
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Reuters conducted the price comparisons in Dubuque and Davenport, Iowa, and Moline, Dixon and Galesburg, Illinois.
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Given his relative inexperience and euphoric rallies, he drew some comparisons to Barack Obama in 2008.
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This action has prompted many comparisons to the efforts of bipartisanship and "triangulation" by past presidents.
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Comparisons with Zika DNA from elsewhere suggested the virus could have been in Haiti for months.
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Bulgaria (Baa2/BB+/BBB-) and Romania (Baa3/BBB-/BBB-) are the best comparisons, though not perfect.
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Inevitably, after Messi and Cueva's spectacular misses, fans and commentators immediately went looking for memorable comparisons.
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Are Caliburger's menu and price differences big enough to dissuade In-N-Out comparisons by customers?
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It used to be that these comparisons would occur only in real life and real time.
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It also allows investors to generate pivot table-type stratification tables, interactive charts and transaction comparisons.
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Many have drawn comparisons between the novel and rhetoric from the Trump administration, including Atwood herself.
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Currently, there are no reliable data sets that can be used for year-on-year comparisons.
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It certainly did not escape observers on social media, who immediately jumped to the obvious comparisons.
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While China has made some progress in tackling pollution, it still ranks poorly in global comparisons.
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Comparisons to the 1918 outbreak have been rife since the novel coronavirus outbreak began in January.
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Here are income mobility charts for other groups, and a tool to make your own comparisons.
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It's not even possible, in many cases, to make comparisons on traits like intelligence across populations.
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Some drew comparisons between the young boy and soldiers who endure harsh conditions protecting China's border.
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It's a learned skill; you need to look at hundreds of handwriting comparisons to become proficient.
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Kayak's own search page offers comparisons to other search engines with the click of a mouse.
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"The 'Cheers' comparisons have been what everybody talks about, and listen, we'll take it," Morales said.
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In its 272 pages, "21 Secrets of Million-Dollar Sellers" somehow contains approximately eight million comparisons.
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The Census Bureau made significant changes in its methodology in 2013, complicating comparisons with earlier years.
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And very reasonable and sage comparisons can be drawn between Hitler's strategies and those of others.
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Mr. Spicer pointed out that he did not make all those comparisons in the same sentence.
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The intent of those projects was to explore one kind of system through cross-cultural comparisons.
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Direct cost comparisons are difficult, but there is little compelling evidence of increased savings or innovation.
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Despite the obvious comparisons to The Roku Channel, the TiVo Plus interface isn't as well-designed.
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Bondy brushes off those comparisons, saying he's won lower sentences for multiple clients over the years.
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Those types of comparisons make weapons bans more difficult under a heightened or strict scrutiny standard.
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Elon Musk welcomed comparisons between himself and the "Simpsons" supervillain Hank Scorpio on Twitter on Wednesday.
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The rates and options constantly change, and it feels impossible to make simple comparisons between carriers.
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Yet the comparisons only go so far, given Boris' bookish, multilingual, multicultural background and intellectual passion.
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Biden then dismissed comparisons between his attacks on Buttigieg and Hillary Clinton's criticism of then-Sen.
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The rancor has inevitably drawn comparisons to President Trump's clashes with the White House news media.
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Recent comparisons, none perfect, include "Outcast" on Cinemax, "Emerald City" on NBC and "Preacher" on AMC.
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The comparisons to HBO&aposs "Game of Thrones," which concluded last year, were bound to happen.
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You can use illustrations, words, graphs, comparisons, or anything else that you think would be effective.
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Trending up: In December, Facebook updated its standards surrounding hate speech and banned many dehumanizing comparisons.
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And frustratingly, even to explore this dynamic requires you to repeat those comparisons all over again.
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Critics of the project have drawn comparisons with Boston's "Big Dig," the costliest U.S. highway project.
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Partly, it levels the terrain somewhat for comparisons with Munch's epigones—his valleys meet their peaks.
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Different comparisons of broadband speeds give different results, though most put Britain behind other rich countries.
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But it's especially exciting because astronomers will be able to make comparisons between it and 'Oumuamua.
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The incident has drawn comparisons in the U.S. to the January 2011 shooting of former Rep.
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"Cava's growth trajectory certainly lends itself to comparisons to the early days of Panera," Henkes said.
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The most recent email service I spent time with was Superhuman, so expect a few comparisons.
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Instead, President Trump makes comparisons to the Kavanaugh affair and the lack of presumed innocence there.
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He said the comparisons are down year over year because of strength in last year's numbers.
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Answer: Year-over-year comparisons on inflation will accelerate in the second half of the year.
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Comparisons will be made with the 299.9-213 Palmer Raids and the Japanese-American internment camps.
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The department's 2018 trade-mitigation package was based on export comparisons only with the previous year.
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A native of Saint Eustache, Quebec, a suburb just west of Montreal, Lafrenière dismisses such comparisons.
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There's a handful of comparisons to be made between Mission: Impossible — Fallout and The Meg too.
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The candidate also addressed any comparisons to Donald Trump -- a businessman with no previous political experience.
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Saying that, we're making a very serious effort to broaden our horizons in terms of comparisons.
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Comparisons in pixel density between Varjo's 20/20 display and the Oculus Rift Comparisons in pixel density between Varjo's 20/20 display and the Oculus Rift The technology all relies on a pair of insanely high-resolution Sony MicroOLED displays which pack full HD into screens .
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It's true that comparisons to the Industrial Revolution are not actually comforting, when it comes to jobs; but it's also true that such comparisons are incredibly misleading, because they assume that change and today's all happen linearly, at a constant pace, whereas today's change is nonlinear.
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Qualcomm also alleges Apple threatened potential future supplier business if it moved forward with any such comparisons.
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Still, comparisons with Europe and Japan are not exactly reassuring—both countries have smaller families than America.
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There's snow, there are glitter angels, there's his brother skateboarding, Brooklyn — basically, let the Bieber comparisons continue.
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It's descriptive, that's why I'm wary about comparisons, and mainstream brands use of one body type only.
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Like most service comparisons, there is no definite winner, because the "best" service depends on your interests.
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But next quarter IBM will face hard comparisons with its mainframe business given the refresh, Kavanaugh said.
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However trading was clouded by the impact of the summer sale and year-on-year weather comparisons.
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Reckitt has said that performance in the second half of the year will improve, as comparisons ease.
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But fans immediately went nuts for her new look, many drawing comparisons to Grier and Diana Ross.
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As for comparisons ... -- Both women immigrated ... Queen Noor was born in the U.S. before moving to Jordan.
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Year-over-year comparisons are unhelpful since the company only entered the cryptocurrency business in October 28.
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With the latest change, companies could go back to the narrower comparisons they did in the past.
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Twitter users were quick to point out the comparisons, with some even accusing McKenna of copyright infringement.
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Comparisons of a modern porpoise sample of blubber (left and center) and the fossilized ichthyosaur blubber (right).
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When Black Mirror first hit the air in 2011, it drew invariable comparisons to The Twilight Zone.
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One of the immediate comparisons that come to mind in examining Trump's treatment of Roby is Rep.
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This week, after years of similar comparisons, we now have the IKEA monkey in a dog's butt.
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In March, Orlando Chief Mina said that comparisons between the actions of Peterson and Gruler were unfair.
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Financing terms are not disclosed in a consistent, standardized format, to facilitate comparisons with other schools' offers.
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You can be an effective advocate against the toughest political foe without the improvident comparisons to genocide.
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Great comparisons of the hard Australian climate and geography, and the struggle to get over the past.
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But despite the comparisons with Margaret Thatcher, François Fillon is not yet planning to privatise state companies.
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"I think the stock can go lower ... but I think that those comparisons are ludicrous," he said.
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In general, it's going to be difficult to draw perfect comparisons from police killing to police killing.
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