In the above analyses, we did not attempt to equate the Instrumental and Control groups for either verbal or non-verbal IQ since these outcomes may well be effects of music training.
In particular, conservative media attempted to equate critiques of the liberal market with pro-socialist or pro-communist ideologies.
Yet the habit of hatred is so ingrained in their psyches that even those who recognize at some level that Trump is a horror, when given the dangling bait of another chance to hate Hillary still leap at it, insisting on her "criminality" at the very moment when it's officially rejected, and attempting to equate this normal politician with an abnormal threat to political life itself.
He attempted to equate cable TV operators with ISPs, saying both "decide what content they will transmit".
In response to Romney's infamous "47 percent video" –- a clearly newsworthy recording –- Fox News attempted to equate his remarks with a 14-year-old Obama quote about wealth "redistribution".
It is striking that, along with this Platonization of Pythagoreanism, Nicomachus does give an accurate presentation of Philolaus' basic metaphysical principles, limiters and unlimiteds, before attempting to equate them with the Platonic monad and dyad (II 18).
The conqueror identifies order with his own will, attempting "to equate his will with the structure of obligations".
In past years, the Supreme Court has explicitly rejected the inappropriate argument that Senator McConnell is making, in which he attempts to equate Alabama's unconstitutional requirement in the 1950s for the NAACP to disclose its membership lists with campaign finance disclosure requirements.
The Nobel eight made an idiotic attempt to equate the upset caused by Hunt's ill advised and sexist comments with some kind of "chilling effect" on academics.
As many blacks as whites, 60percentt, said gay marriage should be against the law, and many blacks said they resented attempts to equate the struggle for racial equality with the battle for gay rights.
