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on a par with the best.

He is on a par with his brother in intelligence.

As a writer she was on a par with the great novelists.

As a writer she is on a par with the great novelist

Germany is ranked 18th—on a par with El Salvador but above Japan.

Surging poll ratings (see table) put them on a par with Finland's three main parties.

Already the GDP of the Asian economies is nearly on a par with Europe's and NAFTA's.

In science it is on a par with Jordan, poorer still.

The sixth is a ban on placing Chinese comrades on a par with Marx, Engels, Lenin or Stalin.

Sharing chores reflects a 'willingness to hold my wife's needs and wants on a par with my own.

The poorest province, Guizhou, has a GDP per head of $280, on a par with Bangladesh or Yemen.

The Soviet Union and the United States are on a par with each other in launching manned spacecraft to Mars.

While media playback controls are limited, sound quality is on a par with most standalone MP3 players.

They talked all day, and they still held their own opinions and were on a par with each other.

They took with them-quite unfairly-worthy proposals in nearby paragraphs for new work on agriculture, a greenhouse-gas emitter on a par with deforestation.

However, with China's increasing openness, overseas investors will be gradually treated on a par with their counterparts in the Mainland, with their tax concessions revoked.

On the positive side, clothes may be a good leveler, putting you on a par with other applicants and requiring the interviewer to consider more important qualifications.

Indeed, it is humbling to think that a honeybee, with its milligram-size brain, can perform tasks such as navigating mazes and landscapes on a par with mammals.

But it was raised to level seven on 11 April, officially making it a major accident "and putting it on a par with Chernobyl in 1986."

One of the richest nations in the world a century ago, Argentina now has a credit rating on a par with Bolivia's.

The App Store offers Mr Jobs his best chance yet of creating a global franchise on a par with Microsoft's Windows.

As the chart shows, the largest gold ETF has a gold hoard that places it on a par with the reserves of central Banks.

Bernard Weber, a Swiss-Canadian explorer who devised this extravaganza, hopes it will put him on a par with Pierre DE Coubertin, the Frenchman who revived the Olympics.

The way the socialist leaders seek to break their strikes is on a par with the most reactionary practices of the extreme right wing trade union machine.

Other studies find that countries could boost their GDP by 5-20% if women's participation in the workforce was on a par with men's.

New York is now cheaper than Chicago and Los Angeles while Atlanta, the United States' cheapest city, is on a par with Kiev in Ukraine.

He felt that it was a traffic in human bodies on a par with prostitution, a sin that would be on his soul if he permitted her to do it.

At the time of booking, three pieces of information ranked as almost equally crucial, with airport and transportation information on a par with pictures of the room and a guide to the city or resort.

They are seen as being on a par with the chief financial officer, get a say in decisions on pay and have the ear of the board, whose agreement is increasingly needed to remove them.

The idea of starting boys at school a year later, when their language development would be on a par with girls a year younger, would, in that respect, seem to make a lot of sense.

The marital bed, once the symbol of American matrimony on a par with the diamond ring, the tiered wedding cake and his-and-hers martinis, is threatened with extinction.

The research shows that we can even believe that the brand has an attitude towards us, so we develop tight “primary” relationships with it that are on a par with marriage and kinship.

Although a simply constructed scanning-electron-microscope( SEM)- based e-beam writer can not be on a par with the commercially available multi-million-dollar e-beam writers, it offers a cost-effective solution for the research and development laboratories.

Dafang Tianma as the famous product, whose social status may enjoy equal popularity with Maotai wine, as medicinal material, whose fame may be on a par with northeast China ginseng.

France's ASN nuclear safety authority said the accident in Japan could be classed as level five or six on the international scale of one to seven, on a par with the 1979 US Three Mile Island meltdown.

In early 2010, even as the euro's debt crisis was building, Britain's bond yields were on a par with those of Spain, which has a similarly large budget deficit but smaller public debt.

It cannot be said that most people look forward to the inevitable bowl of shark's fin soup at a wedding banquet, but it is expected, on a par with double-happiness cakes and red envelopes.

Blue Glasses, a man of great learning, said he had long heard that Carleton University was the most famous institution of higher learning in the entire world, on a par with Tsing-hua University.

But in the grand scheme of criminal threats, hacker kingpins do not appear to be on a par with Colombian drug lords—even if the security industry would wish it otherwise.

Any shipper or passenger who has voluntarily applied for insured transport of valued articles shall be entitled to an indemnity on a par with the actual loss but not exceeding the insured value.

"Virtual property" through the labor and time and money building up and acquired, and its value and importance is on a par with the real property, should be given legal recognition and protection.

Global wine production, at 265m hL, also decreased by some 1.4m hL in 2009 and remains at relatively low levels, on a par with those of 2001, 2003, 2007 and 2008.

With the approval of the International Cyclists Union, the Tour de Qinghai Lake International Road Cycling Race was upgraded to the status of Asian top class competition putting it on a par with world famous cycling competitions like the Tour de France, Tour de Italy and Tour de Spain.

That, in the Russian's eyes, was like turning the clock back on the sport and, he argued, put men's figure skating on a par with14 ice dancing.