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While it is impossible to establish cause and effect between these various links, and indeed impossible to draw any firm conclusions, there appear to be some parallels between heavy internet use and autistic-like behaviours that deserve further exploration.

There may be some parallels between predictors of CCSVI procedure and those of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM).

Clearly there are some parallels between the populists and the self-styled "patriots" of today.

There are some parallels between Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry as they take their shows on the road.

Though growing up in radically different cultures, there are some parallels between Ford's upbringing and that of the North Koreans he attended classes with.

There are some parallels between what he does and what those actors do — his work requires both a great deal of discipline and a wildness of spirit.

(Amy acknowledged to me that "there are some parallels" between her life and her novels, but cautioned, "I try to keep it a fictionalized account").

There are some parallels between Mr. Perry's surge and Mrs. Bachmann's — but Mr. Cain's and Mr. Trump's were different sorts of phenomena.

Mr. Syron said that while there were some parallels between his experience at Thermo Electron and what he expected to find at Freddie Mac, he did not think that Freddie Mac faced obstacles that were as difficult.

Then again, there are some parallels between the Occupy protests and the Tea Party, which especially at first was more representative of a certain strand of conservatism than of the Republican Party.

There are some parallels between the legal battle in Northern Ireland and the debate in the Republic of Ireland, where abortion is even more restricted and is only permitted if there is a "real and substantial" risk to the woman's life.