Yet for all those reasons, he and others here say, Israelis and Palestinians should look at Northern Ireland for instructive parallels, warning signs and, more recently, practical lessons in how to resolve conflicts.
LONDON — It may not be every day, or in every land, that the practitioners of the state religion and the national security agencies issue parallel warnings to the prime minister about his handling of the economy, but that is what is happening to David Cameron.
The usefulness of pathology in the study of human disease using mouse models has been repeatedly extolled in recent years; however, there have been parallel warnings of an apparent lack of available resources in this area (Warren et al., 2009).
Last year, when a special U.N. report detailed "unspeakable atrocities" inflicted on North Korean people, the commission's chair drew parallels with the Holocaust, warning that other nations would not have the same excuse employed around the world when the Nazi camps were liberated; namely that they "didn't know".
"Given the security situation in Tunis and Khartoum, the State Department has ordered the departure of all family members and non-emergency personnel from both posts, and issued parallel travel warnings to American citizens," said Victoria Nuland, a department spokeswoman.
It is ironic that these reports highlighting how the internet can solve loneliness for the elderly are running in parallel with reports and academic studies warning young people not to mistake social interaction on the internet with friendship.
When earlier this week Abdullah Abdullah faced pressure from his supporters to declare a parallel government, the US quickly responded by warning that such an act would trigger the suspension of aid and security assistance.
Clarence King, an early and energetic surveyor, was struck by lightning while charting the fortieth parallel from a peak, as if God were warning him not to try to measure this vastness.
We don't want police officers walking the street with long arms". The debate has parallels to the one in the late 1980s, when police officials were warning that officers could be outgunned.
And Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, the authors of the ultra-respectable Broadway play "Life with Father," drew bold parallels between LaGuardia's autocratic censoring policies and Hitler's "methods of totalitarianism," warning that "we are at Munich".
