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Unless the FA wants to increase the Cup winners' jackpot – Arsenal earned £4.2m from their successful 2014 run, enough to buy nearly half of Benik Afobe – to a parallel amount to Premier League riches, or a Champions League place can be offered, then the FA Cup will continue to fall into the shadows for clubs from the top two divisions.
While the government — under President Obama and now Trump — has been ramping up immigration enforcement and detention, it has not invested a parallel amount of money in expanding the immigration courts' capacity to handle the cases.
It was not clear whether the effort to start parallel talks would succeed or amount to nothing more than an attempt by President Hamid Karzai to regain momentum after feeling sidelined by the American efforts to help open the Qatar office.
In many ways, their activities amount to a parallel convention, one in which access to elected officials, party leaders and delegates provides corporations, interest groups and lobbyists a chance to advance their causes as the party goes about its official business nearby.
Bazille's parallels and responses to those artists amount to a critical index of a moment when the course of art was feverishly contested and its future was trackless.
Our comparison between the purified andrographolide and extracts containing parallel amounts of andrographolide in this assay found very similar dose response curves.
Such flexibility is missing from current data-parallel languages and amounts to a fusion with their so-called annotations, directives or meta-languages.
In recent years, Wall Street came up with what amounted to parallel markets.
This is without parallel in world economic history, amounting to about 3 percent of world G.D.P.
But when it came to national security, Cheney, as Gellman reminds us, established what amounted to a parallel government.
To that end, Vote Hope and PowerPac have set up what amounts to a parallel campaign to the Obama organization, specifically directed at blacks, Latinos and young people.
