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In his video, Obama draws parallels with his own upbringing.

He draws parallels with the gay scene's gradual reclamation of insults like "queer" and "faggot".

At the same time, the conservation movement was beginning, and he draws parallels with slavery, which do not seem obscene.

Our course also draws parallels with Jensen and Finley's (1996) study, in that our course is historically rich.

Meanwhile, the Brexit-supporting Daily Mail draws parallels with Margaret Thatcher, saying Mrs May exhibited the "steel of the new Iron Lady".

His failure to perform in England draws parallels with Shevchenko, great players whose playing style didn't suit the English game.

In an installation at the Arebyte gallery, London-based artist Marios Athanasiou draws parallels with new work, Superposition.

Corliss draws parallels with Nazi Germany, saying, "McQueen shows that racism, aside from its barbarous inhumanity, is insanely inefficient.

Walsh drew parallels with other sporting greats.

Another deputy, Edson Moreira, drew parallels with the French Revolution.

Haydon said: "It does draw parallels with Paris.