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91) Expatriation and individual measures, such as eugenic sterilization, even had parallels in America.

92) They represent a non- rabbinic form of Judaism and provide a wealth of comparative material for New Testament scholars, including many important parallels to the Jesus movement.

93) The wasteful sacrifices of war and the pointlessness of my patient's suffering share some obvious parallels here, but there's a deeper lesson as well.

94) Accounting for bonds payable closely parallels accounting for notes payable.

95) Miller draws parallels to creative geniuses such as Vincent van Gogh and Francisco Goya, who ignored social expectations and developed unorthodox styles that opposed contemporary conventions.

96) The parallels illustrate the growing verve of outbound M & A efforts by China's state - owned enterprises.

97) Our treatment of horizontal flow parallels the treatment we followed for vertical flow.

98) The paper deduces the calculation formula of parallel sidelines of spiral curve, and proves two characters of parallels sidelines. It can be applied to instruct actual setting-out work.

99) The parallels between Homo sapiens and Pan troglodytes are deep and numerous, we now know – thanks to Goodall.

100) Let us look at parallels between arithmetic using binary numbers and arithmetic using decimal numbers.

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101) The duration of the end - plate current parallels the lifetime for channel closing.

102) As I look back, I think that Gates'constructive monopolism ' most closely parallels Thomas Edison's.

103) This approach parallels procedures in other sectors of the economy.

104) Atkinson's best-fit model parallels not only the overall genetic pattern, suggesting an out-of-Africa migration of modern humans, but also subsequent events in human prehistory.

105) The rise in China'scopper consumption parallels the expansion of electrical capacity.

106) In this way, he can't but roughly subsume Albee's works in the chapter of "Parallels and Proselytes[sentencedict.com], " saying that his survey is not complete.

107) This philosophical shift parallels the veer to pluralism on a world base.

108) Helicopter flyovers between the 51st and 55th parallels alsorevealed that the palsas are in an advanced state of deterioration overthe entire James Bay area.

109) The persecution under the fifth seal parallels the "great tribulation" that fell on "Thyatira" (Rev. 2:22) and the "war" that the little horn made with the "saints" (Daniel 7:24, 25).

110) Parallels between the financial and non - financial world do not always work.

111) I do not think Turkey can be a shaper and framer of processes on its own, and we see much more cooperation or more parallels between Turkey's position and Washington position.

112) She said her experience as a volunteer on Saddam Hussein’s defense team offered relevant parallels.

113) There are many parallels between Cherenkov radiation and hydrodynamic shocks.

114) There are few parallels between the American football and European football.

115) I had read Goldsmith's History of Rome, and had formed my opinion of Nero, Caligula, etc. Also I had drawn parallels in silence, which I never thought thus to have declared aloud.

116) Driving south on Highway 3, the next afternoon we hiked along a steep trail that parallels the north fork of Coffee Creek from a trailhead that can be found about 12 miles in along Coffee Creek Road.

117) The FAI logo, comprising an image of an eagle in white on top of a golden Earth is superimposed on a background of pale blue meridians and parallels symbolising FAI's world-wide reach.

118) The film has eerie parallels with the drama being played out in real life.

119) The credit for this pioneering course must go to Sean Hoade, professor of English at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, who draws parallels between American consumption patterns and Zombies.

120) I found Parallels faster at every common task, like starting and restarting Windows, and resuming Windows from a suspended state.