White areas indicate counties where the two were roughly equal, while grey denotes missing data.
Back in the twentieth century, people were roughly equal in their power to avoid advertising.
Before suminia, the numbers of plant-eating and meat-eating species were roughly equal.
Last year, the numbers of Cantonese and Mandarin classes were roughly equal.
During the Great Depression, federal income tax receipts from individuals and corporations were roughly equal.
In 1990, the economic outputs of China and the Soviet Union were roughly equal.
The scientists commissioned a student to write three melodic viola pieces that were roughly equal in difficulty.
The Fed said in its June meeting that the risks to sustained growth and of higher inflation were "roughly equal".
By Tim Wu October 23, 2013 Back in the twentieth century, people were roughly equal in their power to avoid advertising.
Prior to the CGT changes, the number of rental properties that produced a loss were roughly equal with those that made a profit.
Still, the Fed statement also said that the upside and downside risks of attaining sustainable growth over the next several quarters were "roughly equal".
