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Ever since the merger failed, Spirit’s stock has tanked, and its market value has slipped from $6 billion in 2015 to comparative pennies today.

The author, a comparative literature PhD student at USC, lives in Studio City.

And I know all too well that L.A. men aren’t interested in my pursuit of a PhD in comparative literature, which might even be intimidating.

"Using this comparative model, we were then able to trace down the piezo-positive mechanosensory neurons and taste receptor-expressing epithelial cells in digging sea robins that were absent in the non-digging species."

In the long run, both Florida and Texas are more fertile ground for Democrats than Montana, whose only comparative advantage is that it is cheaper to advertise there.