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The stream parallels the road for several miles.

Of course, the parallels with today are not exact.

Jaspers's axial age shares close parallels with today.

But parallels between countries and ethnic groups rarely hold.

All parallels between developments in different countries are, of course, deceptive; but I am not basing my argument mainly on such parallels.

There are some interesting parallels between the educational systems of these two countries.

Yes, in my country there is an epidemic of violence that parallels no other industrialised nation.

It really is interesting to look at the parallels within software and music.

But we have used these parallels before and they have drifted away in the Tigris breeze.

Zatorre's team is finding parallels between tone-deafness and the reading disability dyslexia.

Again, there are parallels with the subprime crisis, where mortgage-backed securities were warehoused in off-balance-sheet ventures.

The rather incredible chain of events in Carter's life has remarkable parallels to the movie that uses his song.

As the result of new research unfold, parallels between birdsong and our own speech behavior become more and more intriguing.

But the most interesting thing about these virtual economies may be their parallels to real-world ones.

Mr McCain drew parallels between the Americans serving in Iraq and the "greatest generation" that fought against Japan.

When the direction of microwave parallels with the electric field, the transmittance of the microwaves decreases with the intensity of the electric field.

There are upsetting parallels today, as scientists in one wave after another try to awaken us to the growing threat of global warming.

The wall facing the town mimics the line of the river and the northern facade parallels the axis of Longli town, creating a triangular shape that Narrows eastward.

The turning point for her was the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, which led her to draw parallels with the lives of her new gay friends.

Our concept for the building is based on a "sensory approach", drawing parallels between the 5 human senses and its equivalent building response.

But the only zones in which the moon passes the zenith, the point directly over the head of the spectator, are between the twenty-eighth parallels are the equator.

I usually describe and summarize the theme to begin with which prevents me from going sideways and then use some long parallels and 3~4 examples to separately interprate the theme.

The persecution under the fifth seal parallels the "great tribulation" that fell on "Thyatira" (Rev. 2:22) and the "war" that the little horn made with the "saints" (Daniel 7:24, 25).

But their ordeal - survival in a small, cramped place with no discernable day or night - does have a few parallels to space flight, according to people who have worked closely with NASA.

The credit for this pioneering course must go to Sean Hoade, professor of English at the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, who draws parallels between American consumption patterns and Zombies.