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Some economists have begun comparing Germany's economy, the world's third largest, to Japan's, the second largest.

Enthusiasts have begun comparing this book to Edward Gibbon's "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire," and also to "The Golden Bough," Sir James George Frazer's work of comparative mythology.

As Donald Trump's own advisers said this week that Trump would use Richard Nixon's famous "law and order" rhetoric during his 1968 campaign as his inspiration for his Republican nomination speech on Thursday, many have begun comparing Trump to the disgraced former president.

Experts say the group is thriving where the Greek state seems absent, the most virulent sign of how the economic collapse has empowered fringe groups while eroding the political mainstream, a situation that some Greek news outlets have begun comparing to Weimar Germany.

Months of arrests, detentions, harsh sentencing, forced confessions, reports of people being raped or beaten to death in detention, and televised show trials have cast such such fear that some Iranians have begun comparing the atmosphere to the one that prevailed in the Iraq of Saddam and the Baath party.

She had just finished her sophomore year at the University of California at Berkeley, and people who follow swimming had begun comparing her to the greatest racers in history; some weeks earlier, in a flabbergasted account of one meet, the magazine Swimming World had described her performance record as "a tsunami that is sweeping everything before it".

Fox News hosts have recently begun comparing the FBI to communist secret police squads, with one bottom-of-the-screen chyron going so far as to ask if we faced "a coup in America".

His campaign has already begun comparing his credentials with those of Senator Barack Obama, a Democratic contender who has made lobbying and ethics rules a centerpiece of his own pitch to voters.

Meanwhile, Sabine Kastner of Princeton has recently begun comparing humans with monkeys in their attention to visual tasks; and Columbia's Michael Goldberg has recently shown that, in the process of attention, a particular area of the brain called the lateral parietal area "sums up" visual signals and cognitive signals.

As people have begun to compare the sexes, it has been realised that the variations between men and women are not confined to one body system, but range across them all.

Many students, individually, have begun to compare the textbook prices posted on American sites like Amazon.com, with the lower prices for the same books on foreign sites like Amazon.co.uk.