There is a parallel there with churches.
Drawing a parallel between pictures of the Nazis burning books in 1933 and Iranian demonstrators burning official photographs of the Shah at the time of his downfall is unfortunate, to say the least.
Earlier on in the long campaign, the answer was "nothing clear", because there were two parallel pictures, with surveys online suggesting a dead heat, while more traditional telephone polls stubbornly predicted a double-digit lead for remain.
Underneath were parallel pictures of the modern broiler taken at the same intervals.
"I have exact, parallel pictures of prisoners with bags over their heads," from the 1971 study, he said.
The attempts at a parallel between specific pictures made in the book serve more to underline the radical differences opposing the two masters than to reveal points of similarity.
Salawitch offers a parallel to hurricanes.
"Are we going to have a parallel censor board for pictures of film stars taken off screen but in plain sight of the world, as Deepika's was?" Padukone - one of Bollywood's highest-paid stars - has appeared in films such as the Chennai Express, Om Shanti Om and Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani.
Composing a big picture in a parallel manner to "Rhapsody," her memories and fictions drift into stream-of-consciousness inventories like: "The skin on the soles of my feet is rough, I am inclined to alcohol, anxiety, nervous stomach, moods, tentative optimism and inflammatory infections.
Worse yet: Despite our aspirations, the American spaceship of state -- let's call it the USS Ameriprise -- not only resembles the USS Enterprise of the (mostly well-meaning but distinctly meddlesome) Federation, but also, on too many occasions, the Enterprise from a barbarous parallel universe pictured in "Mirror, Mirror," an episode from the show's second season.
