The outgoing chief executive, Sir Andrew Witty, who will hand over to the company's consumer healthcare chief Emma Walmsley at the end of March, said parallel trade could "cease in entirety," depending on the terms of Britain's exit from the EU.
In the future, Mr. Mundie said, parallel software will take on tasks that make the computer increasingly act as an intelligent personal assistant.
The author of the "Lincoln" screenplay, Tony Kushner, said parallels to Albany today were unintentional, but not unwelcome.
But critics say immigrants in particular face new dangers from the proposals that they say parallel the treatment of Japanese in this country during the 1940's.
There were, he said, parallels to be drawn.
The exhibition's curators say Parallel Kingdom, "seeks to use the visual language and firsthand accounts of these artists to lay a new foundation for discourse and understanding of Saudi society, cultures and politics".
Back in April, VICE reported that ATM thefts, garage break-ins and other property crimes are on the rise in Calgary, which police say "parallels" the drop in oil prices.
Labour shadow minister Stewart Wood, writing in the Telegraph, said the parallels between Mr de Blasio's campaign and the soon-to-be-launched Miliband effort were unmistakeable.
Another unit, set up by Research Councils UK, recorded a net cost to the taxpayer so far of £126m - though the NAO said a parallel scheme may help it break even by 2014.
Roar Staale Alstadius, a health worker with the city's overdose team, said the parallel between the bigger rush from injected heroin and binge drinking could explain why Norway's heroin users take drugs intravenously.
