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The comparison offers a parallel to the greater scope of the matchup between T.C.U. and Wisconsin.

Salawitch offers a parallel to hurricanes.

From addict to mentor Azar is another regular at Smile, and his life offers a parallel to Rehana's.

It's a common observation that Arthur Miller's play, inspired by the Salem witch trials of the 1690s, offered a parallel to the House Un-American attheitime Commithee at the time the play premiered in 1953.

The WHL game offered a parallel to the NHL match-up, as the Hitmen are owned by the Flames while the Pats were once an affiliate of the Canadiens.

Our data do, however, offer a parallel to the pattern of variation in human PRNP.

These data offer a parallel to assays in Tg mice.

This can set a scene and offer a parallel to the reader that they can put together once they've delved a bit into the story, adding an extra layer of intricacy and complexity.

Time magazine says Democrats are headed for a repeat of the 1968 election, with Clinton cast as Lyndon Johnson and her email controversy offered as a parallel to the Vietnam War (pretty much the same magnitude, right?).

This move is interesting in that it offers a parallel track to companies wishing to go public via token sales.

Labour claimed that it would develop an extra 80,000 apprenticeships a year in England by the end of the next parliament, and says the offer should be seen as a parallel to the way in which students who get good academic grades can go to university.