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I'm trying to see if there are any obvious parallels between the two cases.

This season's style is different again and, in terms of their pressing game, has parallels with the way Barcelona try to win the ball back.

But for Mac users who need to run a few Windows programs some of the time, Parallels 7 is a fine product.

For all the parallels with 2008, commodity specialists note that the panic seen then to get out of commodities is not evident this time.

French parallels: California terrain is similar to that of many famous French winegrowing regions.

The parallels with the Avandia situation are striking, demonstrating the difficulty of trying to assess drug safety issues.

The turning point for her was the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, which led her to draw parallels with the lives of her new gay friends.

Although Chen has said he does not think his novel is like 1984, certain parallels between the two are pretty obvious.

The protocol of exchanging business cards parallels that of the handshake: usually the senior, or higher ranking person starts the process.

Looking at European culture through the lens of football, Only A Game? highlights the parallels, positive and negative, between the two.

The relationship between switching and routing parallels that of telephone that of telephone local and long distance calls.

The British government has been playing up the parallels, with much ministerial talk of a "Green New Deal" .

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

Russian state television channels were quick to draw parallels between the Moscow bombing and similar attacks in London in 2005.

What Victorian literary form do you think parallels Elizabethan drama in terms of both popularity and literary achievement?

Two thousand years of invention and industrialization have only deepened the parallels of this metaphor.

Parallels with the original space race can be overblown: after all, the modern world is very different from that of the 1950s and 1960s.

One can see that the abusiveness under such a circumstance parallels the abuse towards nature.

Neither of these parallels is exact, because today's global slump combines several types of downturn and an unprecedented policy response.

And yet, for all the parallels, I still cannot bring myself to believe that we are heading back to the 1930s.

One of the chief ways financial market participants make sense of events is by drawing parallels with the past.

But don't think this point is just about Apple and Microsoft. I find many of the same parallels with TiVo and their competitors.

Many parallels can be drawn between the views expressed in his works and those proclaimed by Takashi Murakami in his super flat manifesto.

But although the others could appreciate the parallels between evolution and learning, evolution was the low road in a fast-moving field.

For instance, I was able to run Linux and an open-source version of Google's Chrome OS on my Mac using Parallels.

The basic architectures do not look alike at all, though, and you must view any parallels with a large dose of skepticism.

Dr. Aaron also rejects any parallels drawn between the "sin tax" placed on alcohol and cigarettes and a "fat tax" levied to fight obesity.

Nevertheless, some experts see alarming parallels with the competitive devaluations and protectionism of the Great Depression.

The meridians and parallels of the sphere can be projected on to a plane, by any convenient system.

He says Asia today has parallels with the Europe of yesteryear, with its multiple regulations and myriad stages of development.

Part of making the mobile experience smooth for Parallels included boosting speed of the app to make it launch and run apps faster.

But I found that, as on other iPad apps for remotely controlling computers, controlling PC and Mac screens is difficult using iPad gestures.

That the mall, renamed after the New York attacks, was once also known as the World Trade Centre suggested parallels.

Having it in writing will enable you to draw the parallels with the control's documentation later on.

The two crises have parallels: for both Belgium and the single currency, breaking up is no longer unthinkable.

network? The tension and the network refers to the screen, Parallels (wire) and an angle between the edge of the screen frame.

Still, journalists are not the only ones promoting parallels.

Again, there are parallels with those gangs of violent teenagers who appear to have no fear of punishment for illegal actions .

It strikes me that, in many ways, where you are now has some parallels with where British TV programme-makers were maybe forty years ago.

Can we draw any parallels in the biographies of these music icons, and can personality theory help us understand these unusual events?

By observing them together, that means both books are seen from one angle, so the parallels between them emerge.

Mr Weiss acknowledges that negotiating in a boardroom is not the same as negotiating on the battlefield, but says there are parallels.

Regulators, too, have begun to express concern, seeing parallels, perhaps, with the over-optimism about the subprime mortgage market.

Further parallels also seem to have existed: the pine tree of Attis, for example, was seen as a parallel to the cross of Christ.

A projection is defined as any orderly system whereby the meridians and parallels of the spheroid may be represented on a plane .

At the beginning of study, it parallels the status of emotional preparation.

And one area in which the drawing of parallels has dropped away almost completely is that of protectionism.

The parallels between the East India Company and today's state-owned firms are not exact, to be sure.

Worrying parallels are seen between the dollar's recent fall and the decline of sterling as a reserve currency half a century ago.

The National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) parallels that achievement, with all but three of its players from the island.

For the response of the ice sheets to a still warmer world, older periods in geologic time offer parallels.

Chu sees parallels between the story and his own circumstances.

It was very symbolic, and the parallels did not escape me.

Here the matrimonial parallels should, but frequently do not, break down.

This parallels women's increased presence in the public realm and personal autonomy concerning reproductive choices and sexual expression.

With the apparent discovery of this radiated area, parallels were quick drawn to the Mahabharata , the Indian epic.

The comparison reveals clear parallels in the ways in which tacit and experiential knowledge is conveyed through visual representation.

After the two-week investigation, the police found the parallels between the two cases.

Such being the case, he will realize that her influence on his life parallels his own on someone else--in a past life.

Recent studies have revealed mechanistic parallels between imprinted X-chromosome inactivation and autosomal imprinting.

The parallels with the last crisis should not be overstated.

The authors begin by describing the traditional office setting and the automated office setting, drawing parallels and contrast as they go.

Clinton sees parallels with his own disastrous first midterm election, in 1994, when Democrats lost control of the House and Senate.

Drawing parallels with ethical theory, it provides criteria for evaluating belief formation, problem solving, and probability judgment.

None of these cases are exact parallels.

The location of the plate boundary is marked by the Sunda Trench, a narrow band of very deep water that parallels the Sumatran coast.

Oft-cited parallels with the Japanese banks' wanton spending spree in the 1980s, meanwhile, do not.

In a way, this relationship parallels emerging digital technology and new media art forms.

The parallels between the two conflicts, Vietnam and Iraq, are substantial but not in the way the Democrats would have us think.

In the autumn of 1991 the parallels with that civil war, and the famine that accompanied it, were self-evident.

Regional officials now draw parallels to the diplomatic impasse between the west and Saddam Hussein's Iraq.

Scientists are also finding parallels between the ancient concepts and modern anatomy.

Parallels between the Titanic and the banks and companies that foundered in the financial and economic crisis are numerous.

He cites several geological similarities with Biblical descriptions, and multiple linguistic parallels as proof.

All dies will be provided with a minimum of 4 steel "set blocks, " or stop blocks positioned over the parallels.

The formation of the satellite systems of the giant planets parallels in many respects the formation of the planets .

His later work has focused on the idea of complexity, drawing parallels between large organisations and complex scientific systems.

Although there were some differences between American and Chinese practices, "we found mostly parallels, " Narvaez notes.

In terms of media drama, the hostage crisis had parallels with the September 11 terrorist attacks in the US.

Strategists, economists, and others should consider several other potential parallels.

The parallels with the way people hear the word are obvious.

During its IPO road show, Mr. Holden told potential investors that the 'parallels between Amazon and Groupon are amazing. '

Libya, of course, represents a level of megalomania and social pulverisation straight out of antiquity that has few recent parallels.

Indeed, some analysts have drawn parallels between the Shanghai market today and "bubble" Japan of the late 1980s.

Numerous studies (and common sense) draw direct parallels between excessive television watching and obesity.

As the result of new research unfold, parallels between birdsong and our own speech behavior become more and more intriguing.

Parallels between the financial crunch and the coming oil crunch are clear, and immensely troubling.

So, very interesting parallels between the biological and the engineering worlds.

Another detailed account traces the lineage of Issa and closely parallels Matthew's scrupulous chapter-one genealogy of Jesus Christ.

"Today we confront challenges that have parallels to the problems that faced the alliance at its inception, " Clinton said February 22.

Searching for Seymour. Some of the Glass legend, of course, parallels fact.

Are there parallels between the present and the mood that led to the New Deal social reforms of the 1930s?

In the design of a polarized light prism, the optic axis ofcrystal often parallels its transmission surface.

The event points revealingly to the parallels between biological and commercial competition.

The tension between these men parallels a broader theme of class tension that runs through the book.

The authors of the paper draw the parallels between their own work and the supposed power of subliminal advertising.

And there are parallels, to be sure: a spark set by police violence, a generation that feels forgotten.

I found that the new Parallels started and resumed Windows much faster than its predecessor.

Unfortunately, the historical parallels look stretched.

They call this the "Three Gorges on the Land, " drawing parallels to China's gigantic hydroelectric project.

Seemingly, they have nothing to do with each other; Factually , fantastic parallels can often be found in them.

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

The parallels between the two bankruptcies are striking.

Turkey, Pakistan and Thailand, as democracies with strong militaries, offer some parallels.

It is desirable to use a version mechanism that parallels the schema-discovery mechanism standardized for validating parsers.

The help component parallels the extensibility of the Eclipse Platform itself.

With those caveats, investors searching for parallels still turn mainly to the experience of Japan and Canada.

No, it's not the first meeting with the dreaded in-laws, although some parallels could easily be made.

The phylogeny of adaptive or acquiredimmunity parallels the evolution of the vertebrate lymphoid tissues.

WHAT he calls "eerie parallels" are drawn by Evan Thomas between America's invasion of Cuba in 1898 and its invasion of Iraq in 2003.

In spite of its scaled-down speed, its behavior closely parallels the relativistic behavior of the neutrino .

The obvious hints , of course, are the parallels between Neville and Harry.

The parallels between the speculative mania that ended in October 1929 and the housing bubble are seductive but misleading.

Despite some eerie parallels, it is hard to conclude that ETFs yet pose a systemic risk on the same scale as mortgage-backed securities.

Neuroscience shed light on the parallels and differences between electronic and human brains.

The media was quick to draw harsh parallels between the decline of Toyota and the decline of Japan.

We are two parallels. We decide a unique plane which just belongs to us. In this plane , we extend and extend, on and on . . .

Critics of today's grand south- north water diversion scheme see parallels with the earlier endeavour.

Software development is not an exact science, but there are a lot of parallels between good software development and good science.

I hoped that we were parallels, then I could see u all the time.

Parallels with Europe's response to the fall of the Berlin Wall are necessarily inexact.

But scratch the veneer of privilege enjoyed by the boys at Welton and the parallels between my life and theirs became more apparent.

Again, there are parallels with the subprime crisis, where mortgage-backed securities were warehoused in off-balance-sheet ventures.

The rather incredible chain of events in Carter's life has remarkable parallels to the movie that uses his song.

Generally, ionic behavior parallels the Hofmeister series.

Intellectual women drew parallels between themselves and slaves.

Parallels with mounting keys will be doweled with a minimum .

The author then parallels love and hypnosis or, in other words, he calls hypnosis love minus the sexual appetite.

Metro-2 in Moscow, Russia is a purported secret underground metro system which parallels the public Moscow Metro.

The parallels between today's space entrepreneurs and the pioneers of flight a century ago are hard to ignore.

The war in Georgia made those parallels more obvious.

You must understand Masters, that you exist within both multidimensional parallels.

There are parallels between Saltzberg's day job and his side job, he says, adding that "comedy is an experimental science. "

Many of the accounts of ritualistic initiation bare striking parallels to modern day UFO contactee and abduction lore.

Your experience parallels my own.

When it comes to political will, the UK is leagues ahead of Japan. But elsewhere, the parallels are eerie.

More indirect evidence comes from studies of hate crimes, which are thought to have some parallels with terrorism.

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

Laura Magone's film, "One Extraordinary Street, " centers on a two-mile-long road that parallels polluted Pigeon Creek.

In many ways it parallels the start of another popular online community, Craigslist.

draw parallels between the inter-war gold standard and contemporary schemes, such as the euro and China's peg with the dollar.

The parallels with the Nordic crises of the early 1990s look more useful.

To explain the movement, many experts draw parallels with globalisation.

But Freeman Shen, Geely's head of international operations, drew parallels with the growth of Japanese car companies in the 1980s.

Mr Balls draws parallels with Gordon Brown's first big step when he became chancellor in 1997.

His anger builds to an apocalyptic outpouring with few parallels in the history of cinema.

The parallels, therefore, cannot reach beyond pure economics.

Such studies first drew parallels between the effects of PCP and the symptoms of schizophrenia in the 1960s.

Parallels with the switch from black and white to colour are rife, and it is not just cinemas and film studios getting excited.

If the army really does start to step back from the political front-line, there are historical parallels, particularly Thailand.

For starters, the parallels between crises in the two economies are striking.

Mr Obama acknowledged the parallels, but promised a different outcome.

Handling of contours, polygons, lines, parallels, etc.

Members of the administration have now dropped the New Deal parallels.

There are three striking parallels between the Lehman and London tipping points.

Carrying the method of predatory pricing parallels with market control power.

Here the parallels are less comfortable for the authorities.

Parallels with the interwar period are not inappropriate.

Reading this series you will find elements of Arthurian England, Nordic stories and religion, and many other parallels to our own world.

Those searching for plausible parallels for this year's bounce have travelled back as far as the Panic of 1907.

I can easily recommend Parallels 7 to Mac users who need to use Windows programs some of the time.

There are many parallels between Cherenkov radiation and hydrodynamic shocks.

Parallels 7 can create and run multiple virtual machines, and also handle operating systems other than Windows.

While we're not big fans of the metaphor of business manager as sports coach, there are definitely parallels.

Your story closely parallels what he told me.

Both the Parallels and VMWare Fusion programs that create virtual Windows computers on Macs now support Windows 7.

It led me to ponder how this conversation parallels so many things in our lives.

But parallels between countries and ethnic groups rarely hold.

Parchment face, sparse white hairs combed in strict parallels.

There are upsetting parallels today, as scientists in one wave after another try to awaken us to the growing threat of global warming.

While marveling at that bromide, I could hardly avoid the parallels between those specific lives and wider cultural ones.

It really is interesting to look at the parallels within software and music.

There are some interesting parallels between the educational systems of these two countries.

All of Guo's novels include a shy, mysterious hero who gets good grades and whose life otherwise parallels aspects of the author's own.

She finds parallels too in how the West sees China.

Using Figure 1 as a reference, we can draw concrete parallels between the reference composition and OpenNMS's architecture.

Yes, in my country there is an epidemic of violence that parallels no other industrialized nation.

When an ex-cop takes up teaching, he despairs at the parallels in education.

Seeing parallels between Jobs and Disney isn't a profound insight on my part.

You may have noticed here parallels with monetary policy.

A: There are clear parallels and striking distinctions between the situation then and now.

Life is full of coincidences, two parallels will intersect one day!

Looking around we may find upsetting parallels too numerous to list.

The US is running a fiscal policy that has parallels with Britain during war time.

The parallels between Indonesia in the 1990s and Egypt today could be overstated.

"Cancers have many parallels to viral infection, " he says.

Both the parallels and the contrasts between Vietnam and Iraq are striking.

The product comes from a Seattle company of the same name.

To gain insight into these, historical parallels help.

But this is where the parallels between the "norm" and myself come grinding to halt.

Despite the difference in personal styles and vision for technology with Mr Gates, there are parallels.

Born to Fight : Examines the Parallels of the Movie to Real- Life Boxer Lucia Rijker .

This step is the one that differs most from traditional RUP practices, although where possible, we will draw some parallels with RUP.

And we can only work that out as people were seeing parallels between the thuggish side of nature and gang warfare.

It is a shocking story, but even more shocking is that it almost exactly parallels the experience of catering manager Sandra Stay.

Parallels says it can now boot up into a Windows application 41% faster than the previous version.

There are also important parallels regarding currency and export policy.

Zatorre's team is finding parallels between tone-deafness and the reading disability dyslexia.

there are strong parallels between SOA and ITIL Service Management.

It supplies a growth and monetary agenda that parallels the G20 financial sector reforms.

The current turmoil in the eurozone bonds markets shows striking parallels to the situation in autumn 2008.

Real world parallels? Compare this with this.

Other practical issues, such as testing, deployment, and training, also have their parallels in the classic software development process.

So what are the external parallels?

When we are taking care of poor children, how can one draw parallels with things like the Khmer Rouge?

The line drawn from the West to East are called parallels.

It is too early to draw parallels with the ping-pong diplomacy that heralded the Sino-American thaw in the 1970s.

Jaspers's axial age shares close parallels with today.

Cold-war parallels are most obvious in the military arena.

If they breach that, parallels with the 1930s look all the more disquieting.

Parallels can form between the angles of 2X1 or 4X1 just the same as between 45o angles, which often occurs in slow-moving stocks.

In addition, the new Parallels for the first time can take advantage of the Mac's built-in webcam.

The rationale has strong parallels.

The world and angels, just like two parallels, separated with each other, hold a visble yet untouchable distance between each other.

There are military parallels - you plan it so meticulously, otherwise it won't happen.

They also apply a degree of judgment and reason, for which there are no parallels in animals.

While there are parallels with the US, there are also unique features in Brazil.

Such theories may seem far removed from our own day, but there are striking parallels.

I see parallels between the two cases.

September is already Jiujiuguiyi time, Jiujiuguiyi are parallels in the nature of the final trend of dynastic history.

Are there any parallels between your new novel and The Da Vinci Code?

Apart from the earlier examples, several parallels exist between Visual C and g attribute schemes.

But the parallels with the cold war are misleading.

There are interesting parallels with the plans to add a third runway at Heathrow.

The parallels are remarkable.

So there are a lot of parallels between humans exploring subterranean caves looking for microbes and Martian exploration in the future.

Parallels between Levi's and Google are strong.

They draw parallels with Japan in the early 1990s.

The companion iPad app has been enhanced so it not only remotely controls the virtual machine, but the entire Mac.

The story of the Bible gives us parallels to Henry's story.

Seven years on, the parallels are uncanny.

A much better approach is to find a diet system that parallels your individual preferences.

What makes us so eager to find historical parallels for Mr. Obama?

As parallels to the 1930s multiply, Fisher is relevant again.

However there are interesting parallels with the study of deviance.

But in our world, we become two parallels . Please just let it go and leave us peace.

Of course, the parallels are not exact.

Again, there are parallels with most job applications.

There are indeed parallels with the present economic outlook.

Not to a share of sub-world, but Liu Bei at the parallels in the nature, co-co-sub-sub-era, found themselves.

It has some parallels to our own day.

Similarly, the rebuke of God at Babel hardly parallels the subsequent fiery obliteration of Sodom and Gomorrah (Gen. 19: 24-30).

The cognition development of children parallels the development of their pretend play.

A trail that parallels the crater RIM.

Her daily life parallels mine.

These parallels also suggest that human language predates the out-of-Africa migrations of 50, 000 to 70, 000 years ago.

Or perhaps it is a subconscious response to the parallels in our lives.

Top and bottom shoes or parallels will be provided with 2 " clamping height surface and 1" slots for bolts.

Though the study would need to be conducted in humans to draw direct conclusions, there are potential parallels to people, Dr. Drea says.

And there are parallels for marketing.