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Prerequisites: 200A, 210A, or equivalents (may be taken concurrently).

The Columbia College equivalents may be taken instead with the permission of the chemistry advisor.

Although rarely studied, oral mucosa equivalents may contribute to rapid, scarless cutaneous wound healing.

A CLEAR SENSE OF EMISSION: Carbon-dioxide equivalents may be the most complicated currency on world markets today.

The jobs in these areas usually pay less than their for-profit equivalents, but these days the for-profit equivalents may not even exist anymore.

Chances are, savvy UK pop fans have already worn out its grooves (or whatever their digital equivalents may be), having finagled a download from some other territory.

A language A-level (or equivalent), may be required for some courses.

Under open admissions, anyone with a high school diploma or equivalent may enter a community college.

Prerequisites: Biology 1A, 1AL; Physics 8A, 8B; MCB 160 or equivalent (may be taken concurrently).

For many coffee-drinking New Yorkers, an equivalent may be the choice between $250 grocery money and an espresso machine.

(For the anxious, aging yuppies, the equivalent may be, say, the Red Cat in Chelsea or an evening at the Village Vanguard).