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I'll do so by drawing a parallel to a personal story.

If we draw a parallel to Poland here, they will start coming after us.

To make this clearer, let me draw a parallel with the music world.

There should be no shame in drawing a parallel between woman and nature.

Others draw a parallel not to a police chief, but to another municipal official.

He was drawing a parallel with an event in his own mysterious past.

He drew a parallel between awareness of the situation and where society was on tobacco years ago.

He was actually drawing a parallel and forcing himself to adjust to it.

Faulkner seems to be drawing a parallel and making a contrast.

I hope you will not mind if a Bavarian like myself draws a parallel.

The attempt by some to draw a parallel between the massacre and 9/11 has little to do with historical fact.

She had to be drawing a parallel, somehow, with the planetary condition.

We want to help them act out being a hero without drawing a parallel to current events."

Interesting to draw a parallel or two here: 1.

"They'll draw a parallel with what they're hearing in class and offer it as an example if I'm struggling," she said.

Don't try to draw a parallel between him and.

The objective of this paper is to draw a parallel between two disciplines which have similar objectives.

He could easily have drawn a parallel between his personal loss and the tragedy of Shakespeare's drama.

"I draw a parallel to Bryant Park and that transformation."

He immediately drew a parallel to his father.

Early in the case, I'd drawn a parallel between the Dunne girl and my own kids.

"I can only draw a parallel to the European situation," Don said.

The book's title was an attempt to draw a parallel between the ecstasy culture and the Beat generation before it.

These techniques draw a parallel to art's formal elements.

The department drew a parallel to the privilege granted for state secrets, saying the nation had a similar interest in protecting the President.