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His 14 World Cup goals have been equalled by Miroslav Klose and only bettered by Ronaldo's 15.

The Theresienstadt book was only the beginning for Adler, who produced a quantity and a diversity of writings about the Holocaust that seem to have been equalled by no other survivor.

Islam may have been equalled — or even, in some ways, surpassed — by India and China, but both of those civilizations remained essentially limited to one region and to one ethnic group, and their impact on the rest of the world was correspondingly restricted.

Serena, who was rewarded with a cheque for £486,000 as she completed her fifty-second win in 56 matches in the past year, took a tie break off her sister for the first time to win the opening set, a 44-minute demonstration of power-hitting that surely cannot have been equalled during a women's match at Wimbledon.

It might have been equalled only had I carried a bell and shouted, "Unclean!

In two cases there was an involvement of arytenoid cartilage; both CT and MRI have been equaled in these assessments.

It's run has been equalled by only two plays - "Lightning" (1291 performances) & "Abie's Irish Rose" (2532).

"His modesty and temperament has been equalled by his incredible vision, foresight, knowledge and skilful man-management.

Merckx won five Tours, a record that has been equaled by three others.

They are all brilliant evocations of American life by a writer whose unsentimentalized understanding of it has been equaled only by Raymond Carver and Andre Dubus, both of whom he influenced.

The cut at one-over-par 145 tied the Masters record, which had been equaled three other times, most recently in 1995.