It's exactly parallel to what happened in the music industry".
The history is not exactly parallel to today's Egypt.
That way, the treatment of interest and the treatment of dividends would have been exactly parallel.
This tit-for-tat pattern might obscure the fact that the calls for recusal are not exactly parallel.
Swimmers switching from butterfly to backstroke must touch both hands to the wall simultaneously and exactly parallel before turning onto their backs and pushing off with both feet.
The false assumption behind open access that this is exactly parallel to what would happen if I were a commercial researcher.
The evolutionary development of two stars near one another does not exactly parallel that of two well-separated or isolated ones.
It Depends on Your Religion" (Findings, Nov. 20): John Tierney's account of the East-West divide regarding stem cell research is exactly parallel to my experience of an East-West divide regarding public acceptance of evolution.
His description, part sensual rapture and part spiritual consolation, was exactly parallel to his description of hearing the music of Wagner, which he discussed with equal fervor in the final sections of his book.
Though no historical moment is exactly parallel to another, a judicious examination of what our ancestors confronted and how they handled the challenges of their time can do us no harm, and might just help us, as we make our way through what George Eliot called the "dim lights and tangled circumstance" of the world.
While it may be more probable for a universe to be younger, it is very improbable that a universe only a second old would contain trillions of exactly parallel lines of evidence, all showing it to be about 15 billion years old.
