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"Women in general have been kept in a different cage over the years," Mr. Allen says, "and it is only comparatively recently that they've been given the freedom and social acceptance to be comedians.

Nor does Mr. Allen do the female population any favors when he says, "Women in general have been kept in a different cage over the years, and it is only comparatively recently that they've been given the freedom and social acceptance to be comedians".

Frank [ 4] and others [ 2] have argued that the perspectives of biomedicine have traditionally been privileged in considerations of disease and illness, and it is only comparatively recently, and still only in certain circles, that lay and patient perspectives have begun to be valued.

Treatment programs have success rates that are only comparatively less dismal than doing nothing.

Baker says that it was only comparatively late in her career that she really began to enjoy performing "in a way that a lot of my colleagues did naturally.

In the Western tradition, it is only in comparatively modern times that literature has been written in the common speech of cultivated men.

Air conditioning systems are installed with a maximum capacity determined from indoor and outdoor design conditions and design loads, but it is only on comparatively rare occasions that these conditions require full plant capacity.

License type is only of interest to a comparatively smaller portion of survey respondents.

It has been only in comparatively recent times that the novel has been taken sufficiently seriously by critics for the generation of aesthetic appraisal and the formulation of fictional theories.

Comparatively, a recent YouGov poll shows that Sanders is only capturing 11percentt of black primary voters to Clinton's 53percentt.

And it's only because abortion is comparatively safe and legal that we confuse the two.