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But there are also parallels.

There are also parallels with peer-to-peer systems such as Gnutella, which share music, films and software.

But there are also parallels between the radically experimental theater work of postrevolutionary Russia -- the environment that produced Sergei Eisenstein -- and Mr. McBurney's work as a stage director.

There are also parallels to debates over the role of former low-level Communist Party members in Central and Eastern Europe after 1989.

But there are also parallels in the drama's fascinating dissection of the Rhodes Must Fall movement: divisions between men and women, cis and trans, light-skinned and dark-skinned, suburban and township, westernised and African.

The mix of chamber orchestration and androgynous vocals occasionally recalls Antony and the Johnsons; there are also parallels with Songs from Liquid Days, a 1986 project in which the American minimalist Philip Glass duetted with assorted jazz and soul vocalists.

At present there are also parallel moves in the Irish Republic to bring in legislation that shifts the criminal investigative focus from sex workers to consumers, making the act of buying or trying to buy sex an offence.

There are also parallel symptoms: poor appetite, low self-esteem, and hopelessness in dysthymia, corresponding to the more severe symptoms of weight change, excessive guilt, and thoughts of death or suicide in major depression.

Stepping out from there, there are also parallel lessons to be drawn from how people are talking about the technology services they are interacting with.

Stepping out from there, there are also parallel lessons to be drawn from how people are talking about the technology services they are interacting with.

There are also parallel beddings in the first petrofacies type of the study area, whose single-layer thickness ranges from 0.1 to 1.0 cm.