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There were Pyle and Mrs. Burnett and the topflight nonsense verses of Laura E. Richards, whose collected rhymes in Tirra Lirra (1932) will almost bear comparison with those of Edward Lear.

The Cira Gracia, Cimex and other hospitals that treat the foreigners have no shortages of staff, medicine or equipment and bear comparison with the world's best.They also admit well-connected Cubans, like a woman whom we will call Alba.

But contemporary challenges bear comparison with the events of 2003.

It was an era to bear comparison with the dominance masterminded by Herbert Chapman in the 1930s.

Payet was probably too inconsistent to bear comparison with the greats until last season.

Their contracts, incidentally, bear comparison with those of Facebook in the sucking department.

Israel may adopt policies with which we disagree, but the institutions of social democratic Israel do not bear comparison with the authoritarian and racist structures of apartheid South Africa.

Isn't it patronising to award a gong to another British city for an achievement that doesn't really bear comparison with the metropolis?

At first glance, "Billancourt Tales," a freshly translated collection of Berberova's earliest fiction, seems unlikely to bear comparison with anything as fine as "The Resurrection of Mozart".

According to those who know they also bear comparison with the rugby world's most successful outfits such as the Crusaders of Canterbury, the serial Super 14 winners.

And indeed Shoah is one of the few works in any genre to bear comparison with Levi's own masterpiece, If This Is a Man.