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Checking the numbers, front headroom is on par with both the 3 series BMW and the VW Passat, but rear headroom is worse than that of the Volkswagen.

But we know that Nintendo is charging the going rate for toys-to-life category figurines – around $12.99, on par with both Disney Infinity and Skylanders – for individual units.

In order to prevent a national trauma on par with Arsal, both the Lebanese Armed Forces and Hezbollah mobilized troops toward the border.

That would put the lucky ones on par with Schaeffer.

Indeed, the incidence of breast cancer in Hong Kong, although lower than western countries, are among the highest in Asia, on par with Singapore and Japan, both of which are more developed and westernized areas within Asia.

In fact, according to this metric, ski jumping is on par with curling: they both have an injury rate of about four per cent though, of course, curling injuries are generally less serious than those caused by ski jumps gone awry.

The stocks of last year's best 100 companies finished on par with the Russell 2000 with both down 2% over the past 12 months.

We report the transition points at which treemaps exhibit judgment accuracy on par with bar charts for both leaf and non-leaf tree nodes.

Overall, the mean angular error of OMP over all 95 materials is 6.3174°, on par with SBL (6.5370°), and both methods significantly outperform the naive LS (10.8027°).

In terms of locational quality, Québec City, at 122.1, is just higher than the league average of 118.1, and on par with Boston and Winnipeg, both at approximately 121.9.

That's a sharp contrast to the Democratic race, in which 64% of the party's voters polled said they expected Democrats would unite behind Clinton if she wins, a number on par with previous nominees in both parties.