This has its parallels, too. Doctors leaving their practices.

Parallels to 1937

Real world parallels? Compare this with this.

So what are the external parallels? For all research is artificial.

A health status of a nation parallels development of that nation.

And the parallels between the Gold Rush and the Internet Rush continue very strongly.

That would allow for parallels to be drawn on issues that were often neglected.

No parallels can therefore be drawn with the Committee's decision in the Arana case.

And the parallels between the events of 539 BC and 2003 and in between are startling.

Analysts have pointed out disturbing parallels with how Russia behaved just before previous military actions against Ukraine.

And we can only work that out as people were seeing parallels between the thuggish side of nature and gang warfare.

In 2004, the Ministry embarked on an 11 point Malaysian Youth Development Action Plan, which in many ways parallels the World Programme of Action.

Like the rebus sic stantibus doctrine discussed above, the impossibility doctrine closely parallels the developing rules on the effects of armed conflict on treaties.

I was shocked, but I wasn't surprised, because I had seen those same visual parallels when I was the prison superintendent of the Stanford Prison Study.

And there are parallels for marketing you can invest for a long time in a brand, but a single contrary observation of that positioning will destroy consumers' belief.

Would the many people who would ban nuclear power also prohibit air travel? After all, the parallels between the two industries are central to the question of safety.

There are strong parallels to what happened in the United States in the past few years many families felt crushed by their debts, so household consumption fell and has yet to recover. The adjustment will be even more painful in Europe, because a sovereign debt crisis has a depressing effect on everyone consumers, investors, and the public sector alike.

So, very interesting parallels between the biological and the engineering worlds. And interestingly, this turns out the stomatopod saddle turns out to be the first described biological hyperbolic paraboloid spring.

The current world situation is not nearly so dire, but there are parallels, particularly to 1937. Now, as then, people have been disappointed for a long time, and many are despairing.

When the year started, the centennial of the Great War s outbreak attracted much commemorative energy. But, as it progressed, disturbing parallels appeared not to 1914, but to some of the nastier features of the interwar years.

Sometimes monetary and fiscal authorities have an obligation to ignore the wilder historical parallels and look at a broader picture. Sometimes, too, the best response to a crisis is this don t just do something stand there and do nothing.

There are clear parallels between that situation and the way in which the common law has offered little redress to patients who have tried to claim property rights in tissue taken from them, or to activists seeking to limit the powers of Big Biotech over human genetic patents. All bodies are assumed to be open access now, just as women s have always been.

There are strong parallels between China s current predicament and the investment boom that Japan experienced in the 1980s. Like China today, Japan had a high personal savings rate, which enabled investors to rely heavily on traditional, domestically financed bank loans.

Unfortunately, the parallel between today s US crisis and previous financial crises is not mere hyperbole. The qualitative parallels are obvious banks using off balance loans to finance highly risky ventures, exotic new financial instruments, and excessive exuberance over the promise of new markets.

Here, soccer parallels today s globalized markets, which make similar restructuring of national economies necessary. Unlike economic globalization, however, it remains to be seen whether this new, fast paced style of soccer will prevail (after all, the young blood of Spain lost to the Old Boys of France).

I recount this history not to draw a parallel with today s Israeli Palestinian conflict, which, just a couple of weeks ago, resulted in many civilian deaths, overwhelmingly in Gaza. Rather, it is because I see too many parallels with what is happening in the European debt crisis.

I recount this history not to draw a parallel with today s Israeli Palestinian conflict, which, just a couple of weeks ago, resulted in many civilian deaths, overwhelmingly in Gaza. Rather, it is because I see too many 160 parallels with what is happening in the European debt crisis.

Yet there the parallels end. Israel is a small country living in a permanent state of siege, highly security conscious and surrounded by forces hostile to it India is a giant country whose borders are notoriously permeable, an open society known for its lax and easy going ways.

Given the apparent parallels between the challenges that Zhu faced and those that current Premier Li Keqiang is now attempting to address, not to mention their shared commitment to economic transformation, this shift could signify rising support for structural reform. But are Zhu and Li really so much alike?

The tale of a major global cultural phenomenon Cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle describes the spectacular arrival of fast paced 20 20 cricket as it parallels the rise of modern India. He traces the game from its sleepy English roots to the current world of celebrity owners and million dollar player contracts.

So far as we know, no murder contracts have ever been issued from FIFA s head office in Zürich. But the organization s secrecy, its intimidation of the rivals to those who run it, and its reliance on favors, bribes, and called debts do show disturbing parallels to the world of organized crime.

eCars Now! hopes to foster an ecosystem of car service workers and parts makers similar to the ecosystem of open software programmers and generic computer hardware. Of course, the parallels end at some point, because batteries and engines aren t quite the equivalent of PCs, but the ethos is much the same.

Currently, parallels are being drawn to Japan s experience in the 1990 s a lost decade in economic terms that also undermined the legitimacy of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. The Great Depression produced more alarming outcomes, as the political response to deflation throughout Central Europe and Latin America destroyed the prevailing order, including several democracies.

Europe s contemporary problems offer striking parallels with previous problems on the periphery of the world economy. In successive waves of painful crisis in Latin America in the 1980 s, and in East Asia after 1997 countries learned a better approach to economic policy and developed a more sustainable framework for managing public sector debt.

These early signs of deglobalization of financial markets have their parallels in commercial banking, with some of the biggest global institutions retrenching rapidly. Citibank and HSBC had gone further than most in developing a global footprint indeed, one can hardly get on a plane nowadays without being reminded that the latter is the world s local bank.

And it is tempting to see contemporary parallels in imperial Europe s complacency, particularly its firm belief that the world was so interconnected and prosperous that any reversal was unthinkable. Today, despite the supposed civilizing effects of global supply chains, tinderboxes like Syria or the South China Sea could blow up the world just as the Bosnian conflict did in 1914.

As the future of both Pakistan and its president, Pervez Musharraf, wallow in uncertainty in the wake of Benazir Bhutto s assassination, parallels are being drawn to the 1979 fall of the Shah and the Islamic Revolution in Iran. Once again, a pro American autocrat seems to be rapidly losing his grip on power, with his US ally only half heartedly standing by him.

It is not difficult to see the parallels between Putin s approach and that of Joseph Stalin, who declared at the start of WWII that the enemy aims to destroy Russia s national culture, to Germanize its people, and convert them into slaves. The difference, of course, is that the Nazi Wehrmacht actually invaded the Soviet Union, whereas Ukraine simply wanted to decide its own future.

Confucian scholars such as Jiang Qing openly acknowledge that their interpretation of Confucianism most closely parallels socialist ideals not the actually existing socialism in today s China, but the socialist ideals defended by Karl Marx and others. This Confucian tradition aims to influence contemporary politics, but it also remains separate from state power and orthodoxy, always ready to point to the gap between ideals and reality.

Who has woe? Who has sorrow? Who has strife? Who has complaints? Who has needless bruises? Who has bloodshot eyes?

Who has woe? Who has sorrow? Who has strife? Who has complaints? Who has needless bruises? Who has bloodshot eyes?

Everyone has his goal, has his dreams, has his visions.

What the swarming locust has left, the great locust has eaten. What the great locust has left, the grasshopper has eaten. What the grasshopper has left, the caterpillar has eaten.

What the swarming locust has left, the great locust has eaten. What the great locust has left, the grasshopper has eaten. What the grasshopper has left, the caterpillar has eaten.

has wronged the poor and needy, has taken by robbery, has not restored the pledge, and has lifted up his eyes to the idols, has committed abomination,