The history of the Blair court since 1997 - the rise and fall of its courtier figures, its tawdry manipulation of patronage and honour - supplies a modern parallel with late Stuart government.
Until 17 May, in parallel with Late Rembrandt at the Rijkmuseum, the Rembrandthuis is mounting an absorbing exhibition about the younger artists he taught here.
But these are more than just parallels: those late '70s events are part of the cultural foundation of our own time.
What's worse, Morgan Stanley finds parallels to late 2006 and concludes that the market today is in some ways more precarious.
People who closely follow state government said they could think of only one close parallel, the late-night passage last October of a hastily drafted casino gambling bill pushed by the governor.
The AIs in "Transcendence" primarily use cameras to visually sense the environment — and Paglen clearly did his homework, because many of the specifics parallel the latest computer-vision research, which involves making a camera and computer function like our eyes and brains.
Although it is difficult to prove this influence, as these systems (per-diem charges and case fees) did not exist in parallel, the latest official DRG-impact-evaluation did not find a negative impact on the quality of care, but some documentation issues during the years of its introduction [13].
Adiponectin trajectories were parallel for late-onset male case and control subjects (P = 0.87).
It took the EU and Canada three years to sign a final text, following the agreement in principle in October 2013, which parallels the latest EU-Japan milestone.
The improbable ascent of Victor Cruz has been a popular story line approaching this year's Super Bowl — a narrative that parallels the late-season resurrection of the Giants.
Rather, he framed his book as the perspective of an interested American onlooker, one who saw parallels between late-imperial Vienna and Cold War America, where the defeat of New Deal values brought about an analogous radicalization and depoliticization of the artistic sphere.
