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The epic folly of this and Herzog's own, nearly fatal vision of re-creating his subject's quest to drag a steamer over a Peruvian mountain, finds its parallel in Harrison's work.

The government policy of Russification found its parallel in the overtly Russian nationalist tone of several influential newspapers and journals.

The Pax Romana, of course, has found its modern parallel in the Pax Americana, in the worldwide exportation of American culture.

For its effect on American culture at large, Mr. Wilson's work finds its closest parallels not in theater but in music -- gospel, jazz, even hip-hop.

Despite the existence of these high-memory systems, the Schur complement method still finds its applications in structural mechanics through parallel computing.

The relationship between dynasty and irrigation management also confirms the important role kingship played in guaranteeing the continuity of fertility in the realm, which found its expression in the parallel circulation of water and the human soul between mountains, downstream valleys and the sea.

Israel's reluctance to confront that reality finds a parallel in its refusal to date to conduct credible investigations into the serious violations of the laws of war that it committed in Gaza.

This is perhaps most obvious in the commonly found parallel in-register amyloid structures, where the β-sheets are defined by translation of a unit cell featuring a single β-strand.

In these works Steig's sensitive, wavering line finds a parallel in his expressive writing.

Every emotional gesture they make finds a parallel in the music they play.

His spirit of aesthetic abjection and excess finds a parallel in many of the body-oriented performances that Mr. Arce has chosen to highlight: Paul McCarthy vomits hot dogs; Bruce Nauman spits water and so on.