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But the equivalent has already happened in the Bush campaign.

As a student, I must have read the equivalent of one book a night.

The total is the equivalent of nearly one in four Americans.

There'll be the equivalent of a force field around him at all times.

They have other members that end in the equivalent of hands.

Some players go through the equivalent of a game a day.

And for that they had to pay the equivalent of a year's Service.

But she brought him an equivalent of it in money.

The third room was the male equivalent of the first.

I guess it's to them the equivalent of money or a house to us.

The term or equivalent is used by nearly every country in the world.

It is the equivalent of learning to walk before you can run.

This team went on to win the equivalent of the under 21 world cup.

Maybe the equivalent of having the last word in a conversation.

It has since spent 694 weeks on the list, the equivalent of more than 13 years.

The debate was not called to order, however, for the equivalent of three more Earth days.

Therefore, my wife and I work the equivalent of two jobs each.

As it was, we had only the moral equivalent of war.

This must be the equivalent of a close staff conference for them.

It was the urban equivalent of living off the land.

But being left here was the equivalent of a death sentence.

That would be the equivalent of taking 11 million cars off the road every year.

What would be the equivalent of 9/11 anywhere else in the world?

That's the equivalent of taking nearly 7 million cars off the road for a year.

He hit 9 home runs in 22 games, or the equivalent of 66 over a 162-game season.

One person is equivalent to half a car, maybe more.

So we had to become something with no equivalent outside my own mind.

But now we may say they are equivalent each other.

Of course they are not the same or even equivalent.

Maybe he could do the same right now, or its equivalent.

That is equivalent to making a person live 340 years.

But that is true only if they also have equivalent power.

Thus a 60-kilowatt system would be equivalent to an 80-horsepower car.

The nation is then equivalent to the Union or the federal government.

It is then equivalent to the left hand side by.

But there is as yet no equivalent science of the mind.

There is no equivalent to him now, never has been.

The equivalent in an 82-game season would be a 5-28 record after 33 games.

Even in English, the words can sometimes seem to be equivalent.

I, however, made him a present, something like an equivalent.

These ideas were not equivalent to mind or thought as such.

This is equivalent to the fact that 0001 and 1 are the same number.

Texas, which is of equivalent size, has only about 35.

That is almost equivalent to a state of perfect rest.

For a longer key you need more in order to get the equivalent protection.

Every day here was equivalent to a full year in the historical world!

This is equivalent to years 7 to 13 in modern state schools.

There's also pretty much an equivalent site of that on the military side.

The difference between and will be equivalent to the value of the tax.

He is an equivalent power to mine in some ways.