| But to compare the price of a voluntary system with that of a mandatory system is like comparing, unfortunately, apples and oranges. |
| Some would say this is apples and oranges, that recreational golf is different to tournament golf. |
| We are apples and oranges who need to knock the top banana off of his pedestal. |
| Thousands of free apples and oranges will be handed out each day as the government urges in-school tuck shops to serve healthier snacks. |
| Mr. Speaker, we are talking apples and oranges here, not a comparison with respect to the member. |
| I was suggesting that somehow they were more rigorous, but you say it's apples and oranges. |
