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For example, often it is only the flight ticket that gets compared to the train ticket, and the employee may forget to factor in the cost of the taxi or train to the airport, parking costs, and also the cost of their time and productivity.

It's just one of those unfortunate things that happens when one film does well and then every film after that gets compared to it.

Who the hell were these guys that they get compared to those two Regal Rockers?

I travel around the world and I'm constantly shocked by the poor mobile service that Americans get compared to the rest of the world.

Also, it is not only Barack Obama that I get compared to; the list is quite extensive and includes Don Lemon, Will Smith, Usher and even Halle Berry.

It had its own musicality – it's no coincidence that his performances get compared to jazz, nor that he's frequently sampled in hip-hop – but also the brand of bluntness that reveals how mealy-mouthed the rest of us are by comparison.

Well, it's inevitably going to get compared to that last outing, one of the best TV comedies of recent times.

But we all get compared and thrown into a mix.

Unfortunately, people get compared to me in the same way I get compared to Bob fucking Dylan.

Yes, I know, most difficult writers get compared to Faulkner at some point.

"We get compared to each other, too!" Indeed you do, chaps.