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In this, Arroyave likens himself to a baker trying to find the ideal combination of ingredients to make the perfect piecrust.

(Kusenko likens it to "a bullet passing through a cloud of vapor. " ) And if it runs into a neutron star?

At one point in the documentary, Guo likens the role of a party secretary to that of a godfather. The analogy is not a stretch in reality.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, likens this buildup of international assets and liabilities to adding blocks to a tower.

Balazs likens the microcapsules' action to that of blood cells in the human body.

Mr Ursell likens its texture to that of a gravy cube.

He likens posing for a portrait to a cross between "transcendental meditation and a visit to the barber's. "

He likens the current state of digital medicine to the heady days of the late 1970s when Apple ushered in the age of personal computing.

He likens the industry's situation to the early days of the personal computer, now that the underlying technology is in place.

The containers can be stacked depending on a customer's needs, a quality Galvin says likens the finished project to a giant steel honeycomb.

The French philosopher Jacques Derrida likens writing fiction to a software code that operates in the hardware of your mind.

He often likens the company's Roadster to being competitive with a Porsche 911, and the Model S competitive with the BMW 5-Series.

Mr Viard likens giving permits to polluters to handing the proceeds of a tobacco tax to the shareholders of Philip Morris.

Mr. Likens, of Ulthera, said patients can expect results to last "a year or longer. "

Marshall likens it to four cars taking four different routes between places on opposite sides of a large city.

Dr Patterson likens parallel programming to having ten reporters each write a paragraph of a news story.

Harold Meyerson, a friendly journalist, likens her rhetoric to "a compendium of bumper-stickers" .

But he likens this to the initial disquiet over the recording of customer-service telephone calls, something that is now widely accepted.

Luis Carlos Villegas, the head of the national industry group, likens the infrastructure deficit to a 10-15% tax.

He likens the bureaucracy to a Roman legion that will protect itself in tortoise-like formation.

Another sent his son to an international school to escape what he likens to "programs for trained seals. "

She doesn't think it's strange to wear what some might see as a useless version of a functional object. She likens them to hair extensions.

Pearson likens the colonial medical consultation process as a precursor to email.

Instead, he likens climate modeling to other predictive sciences like weather forecasting and economics.

Lead investigator Frank Bradke likens scar tissue formation to "stop signs" that impede the regrowth of nerve fibers.

Rather, he likens Tsinghua to a respected American state university.

Mr. Doherty likens Apple's attempt to change the TV business model to 'pushing this giant marshmallow uphill. '

Mr Erdogan himself likens AK to a European Christian Democratic party.

Mr. Pollan, who contributes to The New York Times Magazine, likens sustainable-food activists to the environmental movement in the 1970s.

while he likens himself to Columbus, Jimmy Stewart, Henry V and Icarus to Mr Obama's Zeus.

Dr Toyabe likens the system to a ball on a spiral staircase.

Barnes likens his work with the Mice to deciphering a snapshot of an automobile accident in progress.

With beautiful words of adoration to the Lord, the psalmist likens several attributes of God to the different wonders of nature.

One observer likens the chasm in wages between Gulf nationals and poor migrants to the Mariana Trench.

He likens them to a shotgun: "good for hunting game, but good for suicide too" .

He likens it to being a dark room: When the light is on, your brain is working properly.

The authors then offer an example of security violation, using a traditional analogy that likens software security to home security.

Dr. Druker likens the current state of cancer research to the way we thought about infection before the advent of antibiotics.

Peugeot likens the 5008's sleek design to the TGV, and the model does seem intended to compete with the comfort of high-speed rail travel.

Commissioner Frieden likens reducing salt to switching from whole milk to skim milk.

Martell likens her wigs to false eyelashes or hair weaves, items other contestants use.

Crick likens her departure to "the smoke of witchcraft" clearing from the group's eyes.

Mr. Olander likens them to the "Millennials, " young Westerners who have a sense of entitlement.

Mr Langner likens its complexity to "the arrival of an F-35 fighter jet on a World War I battlefield. "

He likens the membrane to a temporary tattoo.

HoYava likens this emergence to the way some exotic substances change phase.

He likens the process to a trip to the mountains.

He likens the country to Starbucks: good at growing quickly but not so good at creating wealth.

He likens the online travel market to the game of squash.

He likens this baggage to carrying around a duffle bag.

"That's true, " Mr. Likens confirmed.

Mr Ahamed, who was a World Bank economist and now manages investments in America, likens central bankers to Sisyphus.

Dr. Toshidoi likens his creation to a teddy bear that can talk, move, even reboot9 the economy.

Few comparisons of the sort hit the mark more exactly than that which likens the Chinese to the bamboo.

Somebody likens time to money , I think that time is more important than money , time mounts life right away , it gone forever.

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the image likens the view as seen by naked eyes from space

A motherless child likens a grass