They're all part of the same phenomenon".
If anything, it's part of the same phenomenon.
Public-spiritedness and self-interest are aspects of the same phenomenon.
The rise of the curator is part of the same phenomenon.
Fake news is an extension of the same phenomenon, and, as in the Napster era, no one is taking responsibility.
You find a milder expression of the same phenomenon among those who lived behind the Iron Curtain.
On a much less extreme scale, we see something of the same phenomenon in Greece every summer.
The Internet bubble and last week's sell-off are flip sides of the same phenomenon, the inevitable result of obsessing over the market's intraday movements.
Or is this part of the same phenomenon that sees fewer boys committing crime, as both girls and boys stay on in education longer?
But, in one way, the site's exponential growth can be seen as part of the same phenomenon, whereby reality and unreality brush up against one another uncomfortably.
He points to the increasing prevalence of Spanish, and other foreign languages, in the United States as evidence of the same phenomenon.
