Although beef and pork are comparably priced, in your case that may affect your choice. |
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I cannot remember having had comparably powerful feelings during the actual crisis. |
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In other respects, Beijing's political influence and soft power abroad are comparably limited. |
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Where boys and girls score comparably on cognitive skills, boys get worse grades in the touchy-feely stuff. |
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The ride isn't as supple as that of a comparably priced steel rig, but it's a good, solid platform with brutally efficient power delivery. |
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The comparably large decrease in the average Young's modulus could have been caused by floating of microvilli or lamellipodia, respectively. |
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Whether car buyers choose vehicles that run solely on hydrogen over comparably priced hybrids or gas engines won't be clear for a decade or more. |
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Any doctor who ignored a comparably ominous symptom in a patient would be subject to a ruinous lawsuit. |
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Unlike those comparably priced crops, ahipa plants must be pruned several times a season. |
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And yet, he went on to argue mischievously, are we not the victims of a comparably narcissistic delusion? |
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The HDMI cables performed comparably in both our instrument tests and our visual tests. |
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It would be, therefore, completely unfair if we didn't compare a comparably equipped Windows platform to a comparable Linux platform. |
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The institutional investors get the shares at a comparably low price, the value of which pops upward once the shares hit the open market. |
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The heroic scale of the Interpolis headquarters required a comparably bold landscape design. |
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These blood protein isolates tend to be more expensive than basic protein products, but they are comparably priced to egg albumen proteins. |
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It is equally true that many goods and services in our economy have undergone similar, if not quite comparably radical, changes in price. |
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When you look at the package the traders get, rents in Salisbury are comparably very favourable. |
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Japan will confirm this ambitious target once other industrialized countries commit to comparably ambitious targets. |
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For example, two provinces which appear to have comparably low costs per courtworker and per client use very different delivery models. |
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Investigation and prosecution follow the rules of law and procedure in force in the requested Party for offences of a comparably serious nature. |
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In 2001 we had as many students in tertiary education as Germany, which has a population a third larger, and more than comparably sized France, Italy, and Spain. |
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Jump forward some decades and the number of ebook designers is comparably small. |
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The law must afford everyone, wherever they happen to be in the European Union, a comparably high level of individual protection. |
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In some countries the biomass contribution grew comparably but intermittently, and in others it stayed small. |
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We then continued to commit massacres which were beyond compare, but which were nonetheless comparably lethal and cruel. |
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Both of those industries have comparably priced product available to the consumer at adequate and safe supply levels. |
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The comparably large pestle ensures quick and even crushing and grinding of the sample. |
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This difference might be taken to indicate that less admixture has occurred in Virginia, yet the genetic analysis revealed comparably high levels of hybridization. |
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Today's comparably visible low-rider subculture continues to articulate the pachuco heritage in imagery and in letters to the editors of Low Rider Magazine. |
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His latest book, After Britain, is a comparably sardonic performance. |
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Any other comparably unsubstantial connection between that State and either the dispute or the defendant. |
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Men and women everywhere hawked government-controlled newspapers printed on a grayish, low-grade newsprint no doubt full of comparably dull propaganda. |
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But a comparably high level of shock can be produced just by tapping with a hand tool such as a screwdriver, by knocking two drives together, or forcing a drive into its slot. |
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Objectively, the Titan is as good in most respects and better in some than all the other comparably equipped and priced full-size pickups on the market. |
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That was comparably complex, and that took about the same amount of time. |
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Off-screen, there was a comparably clear declaration of intent. |
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I think it is fair to say that only those pilots who are A, known pilots and B, employees of comparably sized airlines are able to use jump seats. |
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India was able to sustain its dynamic growth, though at a slightly slower pace than in comparably developed economies in the region. |
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Six-cylinder models are comparably priced with 2008 models but have a more powerful engine and a new 6-speed automatic transmission. |
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But it is not entirely clear that outcomes are worse for such patients than for comparably ill patients admitted on weekdays. |
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If anyone comparably gifted is perched on the Democratic bench, his or her light has been kept well hidden. |
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The new discs are likely to be priced comparably with DVDs, and although there is no official timetable yet, the products could be available by the end of the year. |
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Although Oslo does have the most expensive housing market in Norway, it is comparably cheaper than other cities on the list in that regard. |
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There are several reasons for the huge popularity of such fast-food restaurants: standardised meals, dispensing with the requirement for table manners, comparably low prices. |
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They should be considered comparably reliable sources in terms of continuity and accuracy of data from which to derive an assessment of the safety and pollution prevention performance records of recognised organisations. |
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Turning to the charter implications, the courts have upheld the taking of and analysis of blood samples in drinking and driving situations, and the provisions in this bill are very comparably structured to those. |
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Another objective could be the performance of the investment managers against their peers based on a sample of comparably managed funds with similar objectives and available discretion. |
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The normal beer, the alcohol-free beer and the ethanol solution all had a comparably beneficial effect on the blood clotting by the tendency to inhibit coagulation. |
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For example, in the future too, migrants will not go to regions with higher unemployment or comparably low wages, but to regions with good opportunities for employment such as Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig and West Germany. |
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Net interest margin declined 13 basis points, falling comparably in both Canada and the United States as both were affected by the competitive low interest rate environment. |
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Although technical innovations in both approaches continue to be made, in most settings both interventions are suitable, effective and comparably cost-effective. |
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Compared with the benchmark of exchange rates between cities in comparably sized countries, currency unions exhibit slightly more integrated prices. |
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Through this work EUPM came to realize that local police, including SIPA, are not yet in the position to develop a comparably comprehensive assessment. |
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A second contextual reason for the comparably low level of tension be-tween Croats and Serbs lies in the marginal role of Kne¸evi Vinogradi in the conflict. |
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Here, the single screw extruder is said to offer benefits of high pumping capacity with comparably low losses through melt heating. |
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According to Pliny, the custom of setting up honorific statues on columns was a comparably ancient one. |
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This news group introduced a new paper, Naya Akhbar which is comparably more sensational. |
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Only elephants and higher primates, such as humans, live in comparably complex social structures. |
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Steam turbines were a fraction of the size and weight of comparably rated reciprocating steam engine. |
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Meteoritic iron is comparably soft and ductile and easily forged by cold working but may get brittle when heated because of the nickel content. |
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Cutaneous larva migrans, tungiasis and myiasis can all cause considerable discomfort but are comparably harmless. |
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The SCC girders performed comparably to conventional concrete girders, with measured prestress losses generally agreeing with predictions. |
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Cyrix and AMD manufacture CPUs that perform comparably to the Intel chip. |
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Guyana, with 1,168 vertebrate species, 814 bird species, boasts one of the richest mammalian fauna assemblages of any comparably sized area in the world. |
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The failure of the first attack harmed the division's reputation, as the comparably few casualties were seen as evidence of a lack of determination by the men. |
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Durastrength 400 is priced comparably to standard acrylic modifiers. |
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Weir's second video, Clock, 2001, was comparably cyclical, comprising a looped one-second-long close-up of a solitary dandelion blown by the wind. |
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Past research has shown that injected and inhaled vaccines perform comparably, with efficacy as high as 90 percent, when the vaccine is on the mark. |
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