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The backstory of Tweetbot is equally as interesting.

Perhaps equally as interesting are the categories doing the worst.

But you certainly want to ask the question because it's almost as equally as interesting if there is no life there, given the conditions," he told BBC News.

According to him and author David Kirkpatrick it was a side-project that Mark Zuckerberg found equally as interesting as Facebook itself.

Twelve years after the Sjogren team set out on their adventure, Google is trying to make the world around us equally as interesting with Glass.

Equally as interesting as the increased capital and valuations, JFDI Asia is experimenting with video and online-based learning and mentoring to enable teams to spend time participating in its program remotely.

Like many science writers before him, he starts with the myths once composed to explain the sun and the moon, or the animals, or the first humans, or the seasons, or the shaking earth: by the close of the book he has mildly placed the Aboriginal, Nordic, Hopi, Greek, Maori, Hebrew and Christian traditions as equally primitive, equally interesting and equally unsatisfactory explanations of reality.

Equally interesting as evidence of Shakespeare's worldly success was his purchase in 1597 of New Place, a large house in Stratford, which he as a boy must have passed every day in walking to school.

If your wee ones are into electronics they'll love being able to mess with these kits and they are equally interesting as creative office toys.

While using small molecules to target on-pathway oligomeric species could lead to the inhibition of fibril formation, off-pathway oligomers are equally interesting as in some cases they have been shown to exhibit toxicity against numerous cell-lines [46,47].

Alongside that, the appointment of Spencer Livermore as campaigns director, and Douglas Alexander as campaigns coordinator, is equally interesting.