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Or 2024 could be comparable to the year 2000, between George W Bush and Al Gore, which was disputed and ultimately settled in the US Supreme Court.

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The studio would be comparable to any in “Hollywood, Nollywood or Bollywood” and could become “Zollywood,” the country’s investment minister Shariff Ali Shariff said at the time.

The new vaccines have been reformulated in hopes of providing optimal protection against the most commonly circulating coronavirus strains, a process that can be comparable to development of the annual flu shot.

“I think it can be comparable to ‘traditional talent’ in terms of what those deals look like.”

The results suggest great ape social memory could last beyond 26 years, the majority of their 40 to 60-year average lifespan, and could be comparable to that of humans, which begins to decline after 15 years but can persist as long as 48 years after separation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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