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parallel

[par-uh-lel, -luhl] / ˈpær əˌlɛl, -ləl /






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The fun of the book is finding those ah-ha! moments where you can piece together the parallels between Crowe’s life and “Almost Famous,” so I won’t give away any of them here.

From Salon

I find this interesting because, as it happens, there is a parallel trend unfolding in the culinary world, running neatly analogue to the AI-driven slopification of the internet: the so-called “corporate slop bowl.”

From Salon

"Our focus now shifts to ensuring the minister delivers on the parallel and critical agenda of reducing teacher workload," he said.

From BBC

He draws parallels with Zimbabwe's former President Robert Mugabe, who clung to power into his 90s before being removed by the military.

From BBC

Uncertainty and lack of confidence in exchange policy drove prices higher during the week, as the parallel dollar surged over 50 percent to about 800 bolivars.

From Barron's