I think one of the things that I like to do is to create almost a ― it's a bit of a parallel universe, because there are all some real populated figures from it.
But that is a bit of a glib parallel.
Regarding the rule of law: in this settlement, property rights are unclear, so the shacks that actually cost quite a bit of money cannot have a "parallel life as capital", as the economist Hernando de Soto puts it.
It is that rare thing in the parallel world, a bit of kit that is reticent about its powers.
Noting that tens of thousands of Americans died in Vietnam, Dr. Norton said, "The Vietnam parallel is a bit of a stretch, in terms of scale.
The parallel is a bit of a stretch, and Tournée buckles slightly beneath this suggestion (the reaction to the film has ranged from mixed to indulgent).
In general, that seems to be quite a bit of symbiosis and gene transfer in parallel, so it is prudent to question the premise that the green signal does in fact represent evidence for a biological event rather than being a manifestation of sampling, random, or other bias in the data.
Both value eloquence, clarity, beauty, oh, luster, even! in language, beautiful parallels (ahem, a bit of Gettysburg address, anyone?)… What is it, really, to you, what Obama chooses for his inauguration?
When he also noticed some unintentional parallels, it prompted a bit of self-analysis.
In Mr. Hyman's concerts music is generally infused with a bit of light teaching, and he showed the parallels between the bass line in W. C. Handy's "Aunt Hagar's Blues" and Gershwin's Second Prelude.
