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All this Ms Hay brings out with scholarly perceptiveness.And yet, despite the parallels, it is Mary Anne's half of the portrait that catches the light.

Indeed, so striking are the parallels, it is tempting to read The Sad Truth About Happiness as a continuing dialogue between mother and daughter.

But when Windows is run on Intel-based Macs, for example through Boot Camp or Parallels, it is vulnerable to the same virus and spyware threats that can affect conventional Windows-based PC's.

But if Stephens's haunting, monologue-driven work has any parallels, it is less with Bizet's Carmen than with Martin Crimp's Attempts on Her Life, with which it shares an ability to evoke the shifting, irredeemable solitude of modern urban existence.

For example, rules on conflicts of interest restrict the choice of counterparties, a fund cannot have an exposure to any one counterparty that comprises more than 10% of its value, and the chosen collateral is subject to liquidity and credit-quality criteria.Despite some eerie parallels, it is hard to conclude that ETFs yet pose a systemic risk on the same scale as mortgage-backed securities.

Although studies of Merlin yield many parallels, it is increasingly apparent that more sophisticated models of Merlin (and ERM) function must be considered.

"It's not about drawing parallels, it's about the players you have," he said.

Continuing the musical parallels, it's tempting to characterise this light, spacious style as west coast.

But while Beauty and the Beast bears some parallels, it's emphatically more domestic in scope.

WFF boasts a fascinating intimacy and candidacy within it's panels and empowerment talks, which indeed, parallels it's purpose.

If there is a recent parallel it is the Kurds of northern Iraq.