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I find tree bark a beautiful parallel to skin, and roots a parallel to veins and neurons.
They share numbers because they run parallel to one another.
Be sure to keep your body parallel to the ground.
In yet another parallel to Jon, Benjen was also resurrected.
"Keep the phone's face parallel to the building," he said.
Now imagine it hovering, propellers rotating parallel to the ground.
Does that parallel to where DAP is in his life?
The differences are too pronounced for the parallel to hold.
Sort of the ultimate, you made a parallel to Facebook.
The investigation is running parallel to civil and criminal probes.
Young and Murphy's new effort runs parallel to that one.
The move runs parallel to an effort led by Sens.
Imagine you're driving parallel to a car in the adjacent lane.
It also seems like there's a parallel to abstinence-only education.
Against the grainThe closest parallel to all this is the 1850s.
The band should sit level across your back— parallel to floor.
But there are already two freeways running parallel to Route 1.
An exact parallel to that doesn't exist in the gaming industry.
Next question: Will the Congressional investigations continue in parallel to Mueller's?
Summit is experiencing an offline parallel to Facebook's own rocky evolution.
There was an eerie parallel to the infamous Ford Pinto memo.
The lower trend line is parallel to the upper trend line.
Have you considered an acquisition track in parallel to a fundraise?
The investigation has run parallel to investigations by multiple congressional committees.
Once again, this dimension intersects with, rather than running parallel to,
Milevsky: There's a parallel to how investing has evolved in general.
The closest parallel to that in the west is certainly Britain.
Which brings us to a final parallel to the Bush administration.
And this part, there's a rough parallel to the web, right?
All frontal or back planes remain parallel to the picture plane.
This is obviously not a parallel to voting on health care.
There's no parallel to the sanctioned violence of boxing and MMA.
Of course, none of these represents an exact parallel to today's situation.
Fani will move nearly parallel to the coast as it approaches India.
It doesn't seem parallel to Kissinger having a back channel to China.
Because it's kind of parallel to what I experienced with my mom.
Do you think there's a parallel to the guys saving Eleven here?
TRUMP'S 100-DAY DAZE The U.S. makes an interesting parallel to France.
Dolly's nascent gender dysphoria runs parallel to her mother's own identity crisis.
That inability to empathize would be a parallel to autistic-like behaviors.
The street on which Rodríguez was shot runs parallel to the border.
Theirs, called momijigari, offers a fall parallel to spring's cherry blossom festivals.
But the best parallel to today's General Electric may be Hewlett Packard.
Ivanka's husband also offers a strong parallel to Shiv's ambitious husband, Tom.
Survivalism has always followed a trajectory parallel to that of virulent nationalism.
This was in parallel to the company taking efficiency steps, it said.
Also, I wanted Bri's story to be parallel to hip-hop's story.
One promising parallel to that season has been a change in goal.
That media ecology ran parallel to mainstream media for many, many decades.
Proper foot position is crucial; keep your feet parallel to the rail.
It was 2002, so parallel to that, indie music was kicking off.
The action occurred in parallel to the exhibition's private viewing for journalists.
Bitcoin advocates have always liked to draw a parallel to the early internet.
As Fani approaches India it will be moving nearly parallel to the coast.
It's a great parallel to what it feels like to build a company.
It's weirdly parallel to what's going on all over the world right now.
The second trend line is parallel to the first but this is coincidental.
The last force is the kinetic friction force—it's parallel to the surface.
Did making sculptures run parallel to your pursuit of baking as a hobby?
The Air Canada flight was instead headed for taxiway C, parallel to 28R.
"It's a parallel to what the tobacco industry did," Mike Moore told me.
Then, the officiant says something darkly parallel to the drama behind this relationship.
Their distribution doesn't appear random; instead, rough chains run parallel to narrow fractures.
The battles within the scene run parallel to the country's wider culture wars.
Then bend both knees until your front quad is parallel to the floor.
It's moving nearly parallel to, but offshore of, the east coast of Florida.
He finds moments like this a parallel to his previous career in trading.
There is no parallel to that in any sort of regular employment situation.
However fanciful, this was not the tree's only parallel to a coconut palm.
A large long ditch ran parallel to it, where ISIS had been fighting.
Its molecules connect to form long chains that run parallel to each other.
The station is above grade, sitting on an overpass parallel to Interstate 10.
The 1988 election: So, then, can 2016 be viewed as parallel to 1988?
Roma, she said, laughing, had in effect democratized in parallel to the country.
The Hollywood Reporter draws a parallel to the situation facing Birth of a Nation.
Why does the BRT run parallel to the existing—and severely underinvested—train line?
The track runs parallel to the Strip— behind all the massive, block-wide hotels.
Steve Pearce, a combat veteran, saw a parallel to the aftermath of that experience.
Which is one reason there is no true historical parallel to the Islamic State.
It may slowly spin southwest, parallel to the North Carolina and South Carolina coasts.
BJ's and Costco are, in some ways, parallel to Walmart and Target, Greutman says.
Technologists' desire to make a parallel to evolution is flawed at its very foundation.
Their sensibility—blending fine art, glamour, sensationalism, eccentricity and sex—runs parallel to his.
The district, she said, laughing, had in effect democratized in parallel to the country.
It is being drilled parallel to, and about 20 feet from the existing well.
The abortion rights plan includes 4 parts: Create a federal parallel to Roe v.
Then, pull your elbows down sharply so your forearms are parallel to the ground.
Step 2: Create another line parallel to your first, about half an inch away.
A pop culture reference doesn't have to draw a direct parallel to be meaningful.
Place your fingertips across your midline and parallel to your waist at your navel.
Drawing the parallel to what consumers wanted and loved was bound to generate demand.
That, I believe, is a rather provocative parallel to the affairs of recent years.
Adidas denies the Puma charge, saying it worked in parallel to Puma with BASF.
Parallel to the U.S. support, there needs to be appropriate Puerto Rico economic policies.
Capitanio conceptualized and designed the visuals in parallel to Deproducers' writing and recording process.
Parallel to that is our desire to see women, queer, people of color performers.
She made a parallel to the multilateral talks with Iran over its nuclear program.
Parallel to these harder, caustic songs are impeccably innocent ones to get lost in.
"I see a parallel to E.P.A.," said Ms. Sgamma of the Western Energy Alliance.
Friday's ruling did not apply to Eugal, an onshore pipeline running parallel to Opal.
"I don't think it's precisely parallel to the mirror mark test," Dr. Horowitz said.
The European Union should not undermine or seek to create structures parallel to NATO.
The girl sees the parallel to the chef's story, but also bucks against it.
In my opinion, the concept of allowance is parallel to the concept of "handouts".
In reality, Dorian is now moving up the East Coast, parallel to the Floridas.
A series of cells with links to al-Qaeda operated in parallel to them.
Parallel to the UNIA program were the Pan-African Congresses organized by black elites.
He cautioned, though, that Hudson Yards didn't have a direct parallel to earlier attempts.
The victim's mistreatment online ran parallel to what was happening to her in the courtroom.
However, this mammoth display of piety runs parallel to an increased softening in Filipino Catholicism.
Her story, out in the darker world, became such an interesting parallel to Quentin's story.
The two don't often share scenes, but their character arcs run parallel to one another.
" Push-ups "Get into a plank position and keep your body parallel to the ground.
Saccocia draws a potential parallel to Microsoft's organizational improvements made under current CEO Satya Nadella.
It also developed a government structure parallel to that of any state of the Union.
It caused heated reaction on social media because of the stark parallel to Holocaust history.
And it makes sense that the grief can sort of be in parallel to that.
Ballistic missiles follow an arched trajectory, whereas cruise missiles mostly travel parallel to the ground.
The tale is weirdly parallel to real-life historical figure-turned musical star Alexander Hamilton.
It was also exploring an outright sale of Ironshore in parallel to the IPO effort.
That's the idea where there are tons of universes all existing parallel to one another.
The book runs parallel to questions we face today about law enforcement and racial profiling.
Ford was supposed to have landed on a runway that runs parallel to the taxiway.
We are parallel to the conditions and we try to examine and learn from them.
Hinge forward at hips and lower down so that torso is almost parallel to floor.
Homers have trended roughly parallel to the Dow/PPI, but the relationship is not perfect.
Fittingly, the band's journey of self-discovery was running parallel to hardcore's own identity crisis.
The spike in market performance has run parallel to the reboot of employee-performance management.
For a long stretch, Bernauer Strasse runs parallel to the site of the former wall.
Not only are the parks running diagonally, but they also run parallel to each other.
He directed me to put my hands out flat, palms up, parallel to the table.
Federal prosecutors said they will be trying their case in parallel to the state case.
I'm not the only one who has noticed this obvious parallel to American electoral politics.
"He did all of this parallel" to his duties as a soldier, Ms. Niesen said.
You put your palms on the ground and suspend your body parallel to the floor.
Nevertheless, there are a couple of episodes in history that we can draw parallel to.
Saturday's Judiciary Committee report draws a clear parallel to its predecessors from the Nixon era.
In a moment of real self-awareness, Kourtney draws the parallel to her pregnancy with Mason.
But here are expressions for the field perpendicular and parallel to the axis of the dipole.
Uneven curves abound, and there are only two small, straight lines parallel to the painting's edge.
Fan fiction, it seems, exists parallel to a world in which real interactions can turn dark.
Parallel to Dias's work, there are other efforts to improve educational opportunities for the next generation.
Samsung has implemented its own windowing system in parallel to the one found in Android Nougat.
If that's all true, then the Night's King story would be a parallel to Jon Snow's.
Meanwhile, parallel to the tech community, a number of researchers are working on behavioral health interventions.
Our ability to have fun and find joyous moments while painfully parallel to so much tragedy.
In that situation, sulfuric gases burned parallel to lava, which gave off an electric blue glow.
The P-Series F1 is bright and has clear image quality that's parallel to pricier models.
This has the validating aspect of being parallel to the process used to remove a president.
The fire was moving roughly parallel to the city and traveling about 40 yards per minute.
Lost in Space follows a similar trajectory, in that Will's growth runs parallel to the robot's.
But here, their faces are turned towards the ceiling, their backs almost parallel to the ground.
There is no close parallel to this situation in the U.S. or other major Western countries.
I have previously argued that blockchain's rise is a dual parallel to that of the internet.
And although their narratives are presented parallel to one another, their accounts couldn't be more different.
One parallel to the current development is a 2014 Supreme Court ruling known as Harris v.
It is parallel to the ulna, a fabulous piece of osteocrosswordese (Yes, I made that up).
The inspector general's work was conducted parallel to but independently of the F.B.I.'s criminal investigation.
And as much as possible, aim to keep your forearms and knees parallel to the floor.
Running in parallel to that is a separate string of unlockables tied directly to the season.
He correctly read back the instructions but landed instead on a taxiway parallel to the runway.
The killing of Soleimani runs parallel to escalating tensions between the United States and North Korea.
We began trudging across yet another large rice paddy that ran parallel to a small tributary.
If I squint, I can see a bit of a parallel to Gary Hart in 1984.
But parallel to that pain is a resolute conviction that their child's death was absolutely preventable.
Blade Runner (the game) told a unique detective story set parallel to the original 1982 film.
Growing extremism in al-Hol runs parallel to signs of ISIS' resurgence elsewhere in the region.
Federal employees are covered by a separate unemployment insurance system parallel to that for other workers.
The talks will take place in parallel to the process in international arbitration court, he added.
Across the continent, a burgeoning IT sector is emerging parallel to growth and reform in core economies.
But in terms of the students, it creates an environment much more parallel to a prison environment.
Impacts As Fani approaches the coast of India it will be moving nearly parallel to the coast.
The social giant is making a VR effort parallel to Oculus, and it revolves heavily around video.
You can see that moving parallel to these conducting plates is mostly moving along an equipotential line.
Rather, Chinese and U.S. interests — particularly when it comes to human spaceflight — run parallel to one another.
In 2013, geologists noticed that a crack had formed on the shelf running parallel to the coast.
In another parallel to the broader market, luxury retailers positioned in the middle are struggling the most.
It's in a conversation with Jordan that Grace makes the most obvious parallel to The Handmaid's Tale.
It was just offshore and running parallel to the coast, said U.S. Geological Survey scientist Wendy Stovall.
Bend at your waist so your torso is close to parallel to the floor, your back straight.
The characters' deep bond appears to run parallel to the friendship that the actors formed off-screen.
Parallel to these political debates, residents of the camps maintain a rich lore about the Saharawi homeland.
Her expressive face is a wordless monologue that unspools parallel to the action of The Handmaid's Tale.
Running parallel to all that, Martin's personal life was under scrutiny and, in a sense, became overwhelming.
I think there is a parallel to The Wire, there is no sense of right or wrong.
But running parallel to these important international commitments remains the dissatisfaction and unrest that is palpable domestically.
Granted, dry humping does involve some genital stimulation, so it's not a perfect parallel to your story.
Like silhouettes, they inhabit a domain that is parallel to ours and completely cut off from it.
White House historians and professors were hard-pressed to think of any exact parallel to this case.
It was a peaceful walk along the Calle Internacional, which runs parallel to the US-Mexico border.
As a sort of mandarin parallel to punk, the movement disdained the idealism of previous avant-gardes.
But now a team of researchers has found a remarkable parallel to one of evolution's signature events.
Running parallel to Michael's latest rampage through teenage suburbia is the story of Laurie Strode: Doomsday Prepper.
Parallel to the Diaspora challenge, CcHub announced its European PitchDrive tour in partnership with Google for Entrepreneurs.
The nation hung on the unfolding drama: The painstaking effort to drill another shaft, parallel to hers.
Next he lifts his legs to a pike position, so his legs are parallel to the floor.
To get an education, she said, many students have developed lives parallel to the ethnically divided reality.
David Leonhardt points to data that shows rising hate crimes and racist speech parallel to Trump's rise.
" At last, in his eyes, the "growth of the club is parallel to that of the team.
There are currently over 1,200 charitable clinics nationwide, largely operating outside and parallel to the Medicaid system.
The quartet lie parallel to the coast, in the same formation barriers assume around the larger Gulf.
Perhaps the biggest parallel to the Internet bubble is a lack of business model that makes sense.
What's the closest historical parallel to the political environment we see today, and what ended up happening?
If you are caught in one, swim parallel to the shore until you break out of it.
Valhalla has a small commercial district along two blocks of Broadway, parallel to the Taconic State Parkway.
His investigation will run in parallel to those being carried out by the FBI and the U.S. Congress.
If I'm on my laptop, I'll lean the face so that the computer is parallel to the ground.
In addition, she has a line of Mars parallel to her life line; most people don't have one.
In 373 construction began on another fence parallel to the existing fence, referred to as double-layer fencing.
Now it's running roughly parallel to the US coast, pummeling the Southeast with destructive winds and storm surges.
"We are not focused on the wheelchair—we're actually developing robotic exoskeletons in parallel to this," he said.
The parallel to draw between the two deals is simple: both offered iconic brands Americans liked to eat.
Bend your knees to a tabletop position, making 90-degree angles with your shins parallel to the floor.
To draw a parallel to cinema, Quentin Tarantino is a master appropriator, and yet his work is idiosyncratic.
But if you've got a taste for chaos, well: Here's where the unexpected parallel to Bulletstorm presents itself.
There's a parallel to be drawn here with America, where in 2016 manufacturing hit record levels of production.
Joe Scarborough, the MSNBC host, drew a parallel to the resentment aimed at Barack Obama 12 years ago.
"Nobody got injured, but it was hauntingly parallel to what happened yesterday," CNN aviation analyst Miles O'Brien said.
"We will have an effort that's parallel to any other presidential effort we've had in Ohio," he added.
Philippe isn't expected to become a hurricane and is forecast to quickly move parallel to the East Coast.
The best parallel to the Cures Act is to the nation's fight against HIV/AIDS in the 1990s.
Many of the storefronts will face Dean Street, which runs parallel to Atlantic Avenue and has minimal retail.
To me, it's the figurative parallel to literally putting your foot on someone's head and holding them down.
Such scenes are frequently choreographed so that the actors face each other in profile, parallel to the screen.
He would tell them to start walking straight, sticking to a small canal running parallel to la línea.
And about 900 people move each day to Florida — a blossoming whose parallel to red tides is obvious.
Running parallel to the George Washington Memorial Parkway in Arlington, Virginia, you will find the Jefferson Davis Highway.
In both cases, they extended beyond the flat rectangle hung parallel to the wall that so irked Judd.
Lynching in America represented an entire extrajudicial system that operated parallel to the law, while outside the law.
That provides a parallel to Uncle Lester's problem that leads to a eureka moment for both of them.
The Justice Department's investigation is running parallel to a separate investigation by the National Crime Agency of Britain.
Those stand about 15 feet off the shoreline on a boardwalk over the water, parallel to the land.
He sees a parallel to his own life, working at a closed site in the next valley over.
Any new offer would trigger a separate offer period, which might run in parallel to the existing one.
The fall of the Frappuccino serves as an interesting parallel to the dominance of the Pumpkin Spice Latte.
Haftar has set up a national government in the east parallel to the internationally recognized administration in Tripoli.
The tug sidled up parallel to a 300-foot fuel barge docked at Pier 8 in north Brooklyn.
Sarah's decision to give Cirie the advantage seems like a pretty clear parallel to what Sierra did last week.
Cyborgian implantation activities take place outside the clinic or hospital, as a sort of parallel to standardized medical experimentation.
They're situated parallel to the edges of the adjacent mountains and perpendicular to the direction of nearby wind streaks.
I believe we think not only intellectually but in a separate visual stream that runs parallel to intellectual thought.
Stop when your thighs are parallel to the floor, and make sure your knees don't go past your feet.
Cyborgian implantation activities take place outside the clinic or hospital, as a sort of parallel to standardised medical experimentation.
Oxygen is being pumped into the pit and rescuers are working to drill a shaft parallel to the well.
One young man was shot walking on a dirt path parallel to the border but 100m metres from it.
It had a curious parallel to ABC's firing of Roseanne Barr in May after she posted a racist tweet.
The closest parallel to a President Trump in modern times, Hufbauer said, is Italy's former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
Arrange a wooden skewer parallel to you then position 13 pasta strip underneath the skewer at a 45° angle.
Gasser's Infiniti G37 two-door sedan was in the right lane and parallel to the SUV, the release said.
Chance's openness about his religious beliefs have also run parallel to his arc of achievement over the past year.
The Smithsonian calls her an activist whose contributions run parallel to those of Sojourner Truth and Ida B. Wells.
Watch how high Ed Davis guards him on the floor with his feet damn near parallel to the sideline!
The story of our privatized dental system runs parallel to the more familiar story of America's health care system.
However, Feldman does see possible charges in another case, which he believes is "the closest parallel" to Nixon's case.
Harvard Business School offers online classes that run parallel to its MBA program — for a fraction of the cost.
It took a ride on the bike path that runs parallel to the road to see a low point.
Parallel to the highway, Maersk freight containers in child-bright reds and blues rolled steadily down a train track.
Parallel to the dialogues between our national governments, we work closely together every day to strengthen our economic ties.
Ironically, for Derek there's a parallel to be drawn between the cruisers and the local fishermen they've pissed off.
The storm whipsawed trees, blew away large chunks of fencing and bent stop signs almost parallel to the ground.
No less than Jackson did, Mr. Abloh possesses a stealth gift parallel to those he displays as a designer.
Also known as an access road or service road, it runs parallel to a larger road, providing local access.
If you can't extend your leg straight, just bend it so only your thigh is parallel to the ground.
On Twitter he described a conversation in Berlin that drew a parallel to Prince Philip's car accident this week.
Skipping along parallel to the touchline, Vahid Amiri nutmegged Pique before floating a perfect cross toward the back post.
Caracas is laid out east to west, nestled in a long, lush mountain valley parallel to the Caribbean coast.
It seems like this is a quiet war that carries on parallel to the big debates of each era?
"I have always wanted to work at Children's," Pratt said, because the hospital's values are parallel to her own.
Inches-deep ruts are common, as are potholes and fissures running parallel to faded white lines between the lanes.
It is expected to run parallel to China's judiciary, effectively putting it alongside, if not above, courts and prosecutors.
Now, to simplify, let's assume the ball swings around in a horizontal plane, parallel to the table (mostly true).
The seats feature sturdier leg rests that can be fixed parallel to the seat cushion to form a couch. 
At street level, it's parallel to L.A. LIVE, a development near the Staples Center and Los Angeles Convention Center.
A tweet drawing a historical parallel to the current plight of Syrian refugees drew thousands of retweets this week.
She took it as a fact that her parents lived modestly and frugally, in parallel to the changing world.
Start in a pile squat position with your hands on your hips and your thighs parallel to the floor.
Both arms should be bent at the elbows parallel to each other, either side of the face and throat.
Such diplomacy should not be seen as an alternative to pressure, but as a complement running parallel to it.
Rather, the poems run parallel to the photographs, often adding a narrative to what is a wide-open image.
In parallel to his criminal activities, he also played the philanthropist, donating large amounts of money to the city.
"There is another America running parallel to our own, and people's walls need to come down about it," he says.
Really feeling the burn today — the sit-ups where you push your lower back parallel to the floor are killer.
The separate case in Maryland has played out parallel to the New York case that went to the Supreme Court.
President George W. Bush, who worked on his father's campaign, is the most recent parallel to Ivanka Trump, Brower said.
China also built a gas pipeline parallel to the oil pipeline and has been eyeing large dam projects in Myanmar.
It had an interesting parallel to what they have built with Yoobic: it was a energy monitoring solution for buildings.
The drinking straw's history runs parallel to humanity's: from ancient libation to fast food, mint julep to ice cream float.
In this case, it moved in hugely different ways parallel to the crack, as compared to perpendicular to the crack.
Forecasters from the National Hurricane Center said the hurricane is "moving parallel to and just offshore" of Florida's east coast.
And it runs parallel to Kate's adolescent (and adult) struggle with shutting music out of her life when she's sad.
Or barreling through a fantasy world, perhaps joining a Quidditch game with Harry Potter or flying parallel to Iron Man?
"You cannot not speak when someone's life and what they've been through is parallel to yours," Drea told the hosts.
Meteors in a shower all originate from the same place in the sky and generally fall parallel to one another.
Social media and e-commerce consumption have both gone topsy-turvy in parallel to an overwhelming migration to smartphone devices.
"Your bra should be in the same place as it is in the front, parallel to the floor,"Kaplan warns.
Formed in 21997, Big Black ran parallel to the emerging hardcore scene in America while also pushing back against it.
Instead, swim in direction parallel to the shoreline to get out of the current, and then swim toward the shore.
"The unique thing is that we're doing this ethnographic research in parallel to developing the AV tech itself," Marakby said.
It was where media was physical, and where technologies lived alongside and in parallel to each other, but rarely intertwined.
In the case of the Emmett Till signs, the bullet holes provide a real-life parallel to Ellison's soiled statue.
The third body was found on Highway 37, which runs parallel to the highway where Fowler and Deese were found.
There's a funny parallel to the Kamasi movement with people discovering exotica—kind of orchestral music in a popular form.
The executive order will develop industry-recognized and portable credentials that can run parallel to those offered by vocational schools.
Until recently, the rift was running parallel to the edge of the ice shelf, but its direction has now changed.
The best historical parallel to Francona, for now, is probably Whitey Herzog, who reached the Hall of Fame in 2010.
But Tova wanted us to turn right and walk along Eliezer Ben Yehuda Street, which ran parallel to the shoreline.
Representative Mark Pocan, Democrat of Wisconsin, drew a more specific parallel to family separation at the border and ICE's activities.
These histories are presented parallel to the lineage of racial tension, housing segregation, and activism that has shaped the city.
Running parallel to Asia Week, this exhibition brings together a globe-spanning collection of works from or inspired by Asia.
The new statistical method assumes that the informal economy will go up and down in parallel to the incorporated companies.
Lift one leg opposite the barre and lean forward so your torso and your leg are parallel to the ground.
DHL's moves run parallel to significant developments this year in Africa's online retail scene — namely Jumia's big IPO capital raise.
The U.S. bank's investment in tech companies operating in Nigeria runs parallel to those by Visa, Mastercard and SalesForce Ventures.
Joaquin sees another successful recent exit, from the portfolio company Olly, as the closest parallel to the thesis behind beam.
It's (literally) a long journey from the darkest abyss towards the sunlight, one that runs parallel to Roy's mental state.
Dr. Oreskes said the closest parallel to Saturday's protests were the demonstrations for nuclear disarmament in the 1950s and '60s.
Armstrong took manual control, slowed the descent, and began flying the Eagle like a helicopter, almost parallel to the surface.
Mr. Cawley's journey does not offer a precise parallel to those of today's refugees escaping war-torn nations like Syria.
Lyndsey told me that, yes, she was aware of the story, but saw no parallel to her own medical condition.
None of the incidents he mentioned, however, are parallel to Mr. Trump's accusations of illegal wiretapping ordered by Mr. Obama.
In addition, costs to care for himself increase parallel to the mental, emotional and physical demands that continue to grow.
The same approach, he says, is a decent parallel to self-driving cars, and specifically Voyage's approach to developing them.
Clearly, there is a whole parallel to real-life human childrearing that is sort of intrinsic to the whole story.
GM, for its part, is building out its own ride-hail app in parallel to its self-driving software development.
Both records occurred at the 0.8-mile-long SpaceX Hyperloop test track that runs parallel to the company in Hawthorne California.
Josh Holmes We're continuing to support Halo 5, while also starting to work on whatever comes next, in parallel to that.
Again, this would be a parallel to the 2009 Tea Party protests, which got especially heated over the 2009 summer recess.
In the interview, he explained that photography has always been a part of his career; it's just existed parallel to fashion.
Their relationship to the picture plane is always specific: some are parallel to it, while others are at a sharp angle.
It's an interesting parallel to Star and Alex's relationship: Star is clearly talented, but Alex is the brains behind the operation.
But one of the story's unexpected (and almost certainly unintentional) qualities is the way its setup runs parallel to Riverdale's world.
Instead, it runs parallel to their ramp-up and at a key moment abruptly swerves into an act of historical revisionism.
The cold, carbonated tingle on your tongue will be an appropriate parallel to the brief flutter of your icy, vindictive heart.
The closest parallel to this year's faceoff may lie in the 2000 debates pitting Vice President Al Gore against Texas Gov.
Instead, the flags used in Rio were positioned parallel to each other -- like the stars on the American flag, for example.
Parallel to her subject's own roots (my daddy Alabama/ momma Louisiana), the author traveled through the South to interview family members.
Next came a triumph in the broadcast entertainment media, in another parallel to Donald Trump's role on his Apprentice TV show.
Running parallel to the animated cover's growing/shrinking seedpod, an 8' x 10' inflatable mechanically inflated and deflated at the installation.
The front might steer the system, which is moving through the northern Bahamas parallel to the Florida coast, out to sea.
This resistance is like a frictional force in the opposite direction of motion and parallel to the surface of the water.
But in any society, you have to have a socio-cultural movement happening simultaneously or parallel to political and institutional ones.
So maybe that parallel to a western — white hat, dark hat — doesn't quite hold; maybe it's a sea of grey hats.
From here, push your hips back, bend your knees, and lower your body until your thighs are parallel to the floor.
An FTA with the EU would take time, even if drawn up in parallel to the Article 50 negotiations for Brexit.
"In parallel to developing a space segment, the Commission also developed a user base that will use these data," she said.
Built perpendicular or parallel to the beach, vertical seawalls divert waves away from the beaches to slow the natural erosion process.
" She spells out the apparent narrative connection explicitly: "My family's arc was eerily parallel to Detroit's; we'd boomed together and now . . .
This journey has been running parallel to my football life and it is growth experience that I am very grateful for.
Read more: Harvard Business School offers online classes that run parallel to its MBA program — for a fraction of the cost.
It has lots of celebrities, and people are fascinated with it, so they're definitely going to draw that parallel [to Meyerism].
The company restarted on Monday afternoon the 450,000 bpd Twin, which opened in 2014 and runs parallel to the legacy line.
Two minutes, and her eyes darted keen as a bird's to the pencil sitting parallel to the edge of her desk.
Users will be able to create business profiles parallel to their social media profiles and M-Pesa accounts to sell online.
There is a specific violence in living parallel to one's colonizer while being expected to be grateful for their "renewing" presence.
Analysts say it would be naturally sensitive for big names to openly run blockchain parallel to existing processes because of regulation.
One of the most militarized frontiers on earth, it runs just a few miles north of Gurez, nearly parallel to it.
He plants his feet on the ground, hands behind his head and he lifts up so he's parallel to the floor.
I do know her, of course, but it does bother me to have two long names running parallel to each other.
"There's this wonderful family experience that's just not parallel to dragging a dusty box out of the attic," Mr. O'Connor said.
She discovers a man seated alone in a recliner, fixated on a flickering screen (another parallel to Darius's misadventures last week).
Nunes was also working on his own investigation in parallel to the Russia probe, an effort focused on the Steele dossier.
Last week, state authorities dug a hole parallel to that in which Wilson had fallen in a bid to reach him.
Such acts could include downing a plane with Americans and/or Israelis — a parallel to Soleimani's killing by the Baghdad airport.
It is finally one more indication that something mysterious was always running parallel to or underneath the surface of his work.
There is now a national movement to remove statues of Columbus parallel to the movement to remove Confederate monuments in the South.
For takeoff and landing, the blades are parallel to the ground, so the machine can get airborne without a runway and hover.
That might be a fitting parallel to the real-life Shirley, one of history's biggest child stars that the camera also loved.
Weinstein's reign ran parallel to the development of a seemingly disparate, but no less significant, Hollywood myth: that of the transparent star.
Bitcoin rose above $11,000 this past weekend and was higher Monday, and has been moving parallel to the decline in the dollar.
He draws a parallel to AIDS and the stigma attached to those who contracted it during the first outbreaks in the 1980s.
The ministry made the announcement on Twitter, referring to the main road that runs parallel to the Turkish border in northeast Syria.
"We've been having some very constructive discussions on trade with the Chinese in parallel" to discussions on North Korea, Ross told CNBC.
Again he bent to the job, his back almost parallel to the floor, arranging the food just so, a heron at work.
Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Monday that she thought the lumber talks would continue "in parallel" to the NAFTA negotiations.
Parallel to this, WCDMA/HSPA and LTE (3G and 4G) networks will rise and account for 65% of all subscriptions by 2021.
Although the situation is not exactly parallel to the naval rivalry of the Cold War, Mr. Nordenman acknowledged the potential for conflict.
She does front flips and back flips and falls flat on the five-centimeter-wide strap, her torso parallel to the ground.
You never knew this side of him: rippling through one vividly feminine sequence, parallel to three women, hilarious yet devoid of camp.
Users will be able to create business profiles parallel to their personal social media profiles and M-Pesa accounts and sell online.
But that doesn't mean critics were "wrong," unless you think the function of criticism is roughly parallel to the function of meteorology.
My works are intended to be hermetic—they're always attempting to construct their own contexts—contexts that exist parallel to the familiar.
Without that, the stories in the Infancy Gospel of Thomas and many narratives parallel to it slowly withered away by institutional marginalization.
Those who make it to the end of the season will also find one almost-eerie parallel to recent real-world headlines.
No one invoked Anita Hill, whose allegations of sexual harassment against Clarence Thomas in 1991 might seem a parallel to Dr. Blasey.
The practice of going to see the leaves turning is called momijigari and offers a fall parallel to spring's cherry blossom festivals.
They have forced urgent conversations in faculty lounges and conference hallways in parallel to the broader national conversation about gender and power.
As a parallel to The Good Wife, a story that begins with a woman seemingly losing everything, the Madoff storyline made sense.
The 1880 Lew Wallace novel was subtitled A Tale of the Christ, and occurs in parallel to the biblical story of Jesus.
The steel-slat wall traces a path parallel to Robertson Street, in a flat rural landscape of corn and grain sorghum fields.
These exchanges may seem irrelevant, but they create content for the pro-Trump information machine, which is running parallel to the hearings.
Sanchez said any such move would be in parallel to rehabilitation programs and strict punishments for anyone who sold drugs to children.
The first time we really see Mid-World, which runs parallel to our own, it's a desert with magical, mystical, wondrous … tornadoes.
He also pointed to the Expo Line, which runs parallel to Interstate 10 and connected downtown to Santa Monica in May 2016.
The tuck requires skiers to squat, with their backs parallel to the slope and their rear ends raised slightly above their heads.
Ms. McCulloch draws a parallel to spoken language: A period at the end of a sentence would usually suggest a lowering intonation.
SDX will initially run parallel to the existing SIX platform, which involves three steps to complete a trade, often over several days.
The park is made up of seven blocks that run perpendicular to the ocean and two blocks that run parallel to it.
Parallel to this entry is another debut, FREE WIFI, which is only free if you do not succumb to its accompanying advertising.
Dunham's drawing (and later printmaking) activities ran parallel to "The Age of Rectangles" and related paintings and remain equally important to him.
The House Intelligence Committee's investigation is running in parallel to separate investigations by the Senate Intelligence Committee and the Department of Justice.
In addition, your chin should be parallel to the floor (and your back straight, of course) with your hands folded in your lap.
It's a lovely parallel to their equally stylish mother, who also wore an embellished Naeem Khan for her first state dinner in 2009.
Its on-board motors ensures that the stick is always parallel to the playing surface, allowing solid contact with the drum or cymbal.
So, recently it appears there was a decline in homicides and parallel to that there's been a decline in serial homicides as well.
She's managed to connect with and involve the local audience, and in parallel to create a very large international network around the museum.
" However, just a few minutes later, he himself seemed to accept the parallel to the Nazi leader, saying, "Hitler massacred three million Jews.
With your knees slightly bent, push your hips back and lower your torso so it's about parallel to the floor, your back straight.
In this there is a parallel to the Trump campaign's interactions with the Russians, and what Vladimir Putin may have hoped to gain.
All sides of an online marketplace have to be nurtured in parallel to avoid imbalances, such as having far more sellers than buyers.
Around the time of the accident, concerns about flooding had caused emergency personnel to close a paved road parallel to the dirt road.
Did she believe that her artistic star ran so parallel to his that her path to recognition and success would likewise remain unobstructed?
At the same time, there is an approaching reality traveling parallel to the Trump train, just not at quite the same, breakneck speed.
But what the foreign policy establishment wants doesn't automatically run parallel to what is in the national security interest of the United States.
Frederick Capin, a registered nurse in his early 433s, was found stabbed to death beside the highway that runs parallel to Ocean Beach.
The increase in nonelderly veteran Medicaid coverage occurred parallel to an increase in private insurance purchases that Dworsky attributes to the growing economy.
Iran rejected the U.S. accusations as unfounded and Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, on Twitter, drew a parallel to assertions by then-U.
"He's almost like a parallel to Neo Rauch 10 years ago," Ms. Subotnick, of the Hammer Museum, said, referring to a German artist.
In a steampunkish workshop in an industrial area of Oakland, California, Anduril houses a project called Sentry that brings this parallel to life.
She is getting nuttier as the season progresses, which is an interesting parallel to what could be a dark turn for Dany, too.
They can also serve as a documentation of process, or a way for artists to work through ideas parallel to their main practice.
I wanted to draw that parallel—to say that your Facebook profile is a little customized pet that sort of looks like you.
Famuyiwa shared their music via the love story of two best friends whose lives would run parallel to the evolution of hip-hop.
The joysticks on the Junglecat are also quite similar to the Nintendo Switch, though they're positioned parallel to each other rather than staggered.
So the notion that this is somehow a serious scandal parallel to Moscow's work to overturn an American presidential election is just comical.
On a stretch of dirt road through the pampas, running parallel to the Bahía Posesíon, Mr. Soto motioned for me to pull over.
Lower down so your thighs are as parallel to the floor as possible (if not, that's okay), with your knees over your ankles.
Like other Jewish émigrés writing in the postwar era, Morgenthau found in the Holocaust the closest parallel to the prospect of nuclear annihilation.
A clear parallel to the partisan braggadocio of Hamilton's indelible Act I number "My Shot" is Billings's hymn "Chester," first published in 1770.
On his first expedition, he and his team discovered a mountain range as high as the Rockies running parallel to the Weddell Sea.
He invoked Barack Obama's legacy of hope -- implicitly drawing the parallel to his own rise from obscurity to the top tier of candidates.
Sun-washed, pastel-colored houses and cafes line the main pedestrian street running parallel to the sparkling turquoise harbor, dotted with moored sailboats.
If you missed it, don&apost worry; REI is having another big sale that&aposs parallel to, if not better than, its last.
"Hello, crocodile," she called out casually, waving to the 10-feet-long predator as our Land Cruiser drove parallel to the river bank.
"I always make the parallel to personal relationships and work because I think the key is to be the same individual," he said.
On sidewalks that are narrower, the stations might be placed on an angle or parallel to the curb, leaving a sufficient walking area.
But in Mark's designs, I find a parallel to my own approach; the use of a classical, historical technique to say something different.
Iran allocates a large portion of its annual budget to finance a massive domestic crackdown machine, parallel to exporting terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism.
As Smith learns to impersonate King, Johnson uses the parallel to explore how society determines what makes one man great and another not.
Morales is a biracial kid — he's half Puerto Rican and half black — living in a universe that's parallel to the main Marvel universe.
In their collaborative project, Boundaries, Richard Blanco's poems run parallel to Jacob Hessler's photographs, often adding a narrative to the wide-open image.
Parallel to the negotiations, Likud announced preparations for a possible national ballot, with November already touted by political analysts as a likely date.
"This act is another example of how you, as chair, have run your own operation in parallel to the committee's investigation," they said.
It's a stark reminder that even with all the surveillance in the world — a parallel to the NSA security state — attacks aren't always preventable.
The National Ocean Service advises swimmers caught in a rip current to swim parallel to the shore and back to land at an angle.
The premiere was almost parallel to the pilot, with several scenes recreated as Kit Harington's Jon Snow and Emilia Clarke's Daenerys Targaryen arrived Winterfell.
A narrow vertical axis in matte black bisects a glossy black rectangle whose sides are parallel to the physical edges of the wood panel.
In parallel to that, we were iterating through how they needed to move and react, and how they needed to fit into the sandbox.
The hurricane is forecast to move roughly parallel to the Mexican coast for several days and then head farther out into the Pacific Ocean.
In hydrogen, these spins can line up parallel to each other, with both pointing in the same direction, or antiparallel, pointing in opposite directions.
First, robots are taught a series of basic motions — like how to be parallel to an axis, or how to move in a plane.
Another fair running parallel to Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Central, also announced its cancellation of this year's show, programmed for March 18-22.
According to his tweet, work on the New York-to-DC tunnel / hyperloop will happen in parallel to the already-in-progress LA tunnel.
They run in parallel to our Main Stage set and we have a total of two do-not-miss presentations for you to enjoy.
And for the Clarence Thomas hearings, was there a parallel to Mark Judge, who was supposedly at the party where Kavanuagh's alleged assault occurred?
Everyone who takes part in the nonprofit's efforts becomes part of Dumbledore's Army, a parallel to the one featured in the books and movies.
The lava haze, or "laze," from the plume was just offshore and running parallel to the coast, said U.S. Geological Survey scientist Wendy Stovall.
To do a hip thrust or glute bridge, lay on your back, knees bent, with your feet parallel to each other, palms face down.
From here, and while keeping a slight bend in your elbows, lift the dumbbells straight up until your arms are parallel to the floor.
Venezuela is now in a situation whereby it has an internationally-recognized government — with no control over state functions — running parallel to Maduro's administration.
Kinder Morgan plans to build a pipeline parallel to an existing line and nearly triple capacity on the artery to 21.3485,000 barrels per day.
Turn your knife parallel to the table, and do two to three cuts into the onion (remember: not all the way to the root!).
Some of the biggest schemes, including a planned 40-km shipping canal parallel to the Bosphorus, have been criticized as ill-conceived and wasteful.
In some places, wide, squat soccer stadiums and dense concentrations of office buildings branch off from the highways that run parallel to the river.
From behind a viewing area parallel to the reception, dozens of parents looks on at the Tallaght icon as he goes through the motions.
"This argument really runs parallel to the All Writs Act argument—what the government is proposing to do is an unreasonable burden," Cardozo said.
The neon text instillation "Y/OURS" (2018) by artist Joel Swanson hovers parallel to the ground between fire escapes in one Between Us alleyway.
Forrest said with the government's purchase, odds have increased for the pipeline's construction, which would place a second line parallel to an existing one.
On the second morning, the app abruptly told me to get off I-80 and switch to a state road running parallel to it.
Kinder Morgan plans to build a pipeline parallel to an existing line and nearly triple capacity on the artery to 890,000 barrels per day.
" Nakamura sees a potential parallel to the thought process surrounding the forest: "Many people have committed suicide at Aokigahara; thus you won't die alone.
Then he suddenly made a surprise right turn and we were on a dirt road, parallel to the main road, heading the other way.
We are in a new dimension, a Sliding Doors slipstream that exists parallel to the previous season's world but doesn't directly communicate with it.
Instead, it inadvertently lined up for Taxiway C, which runs parallel to the runway, the Federal Aviation Administration told Business Insider in an email.
There was nothing parallel to the feeling of losing so much weight so easily, and my eating disorder became more important than my diabetes.
The S10e is the perfect parallel to the iPhone XR. It's the least expensive new Galaxy S10, is feature-packed, and costs hundreds less.
Rescuers hope to send someone down the parallel shaft, dig a tunnel parallel to the boy, and bring him back up, the outlets said.
But fake stories continued to chug along parallel to reality, and as usual, the hoaxes, lies and nonsense provided insight into the country's feelings.
The investigation into Ms. Butina has been proceeding for some time and was carried out parallel to Mr. Mueller's investigation, a former official said.
Works by Merce Cunningham, performed by Compagnie CNDC-Angers/Robert Swinston, can be seen here through Sunday, parallel to performances by David Roussève/Reality.
One solution being pushed by some activists is to create a system of public campaign financing parallel to the widened stream of private funds.
The scene where Rey climbs into the Death Star feels like a direct parallel to when we first meet her in "The Force Awakens."
The position draws parallel to what the Houston Rockets are trying with James Harden or what the Dallas Mavericks pulled off with Dirk Nowitzki.
It runs parallel to what was once the Maple Allée, two rows of old maple trees standing on either side of a sloping road.
The CEFC deal comes in parallel to a Chinese offer to buy a 22012 percent stake in Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest crude oil exporter.
India's 100-year film history spans colonialism, independence, partition and globalisation; a realist Indian cinema emerged parallel to the mainstream as early as the 1930s.
YouTube's gossip ecosystem exists like a world parallel to our own — a little spinning globe of YouTube celebrities, YouTube rumors, and the people who watch.
As he keeps losing limbs, he comes across as an only mildly serious parallel to the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
The first time I ever played badminton was at AUAF's Michelle Bayat Gym, a big indoor sports hall that lies parallel to the main road.
With a new baby, you feel like a quick, uninterrupted shower is a luxury parallel to a spa day, despite hearing imaginary baby cries throughout.
The one thing it might be parallel to is writing for television except writing for television, there are seasons and then you have a hiatus.
N to appoint four of his nominees to its board ran parallel to the company's shares recovering some of last year's almost 50 percent loss.
Maybe you could run it parallel to the redundant fireplace, if that doesn't block the front door and the door to the fridge too much?
Komarov scored from a drastic angle when his shot from near the boards went almost parallel to the line before banking in off Hellebuyck's skates.
That channel operated in parallel to, but somewhat independent of, the multilateral nuclear talks between Iran and six global powers, which included the United States.
He also admits to being disappointed to hear of Apple's dramatically scaled down car efforts, which Lynk & Co can be interpreted as a parallel to.
But, I can't answer for all witches and wizards, because I think in matters of the heart, it would be directly parallel to our world.
Iran. They have troops and foot soldiers across the Levant and the entire region, parallel to their vast arms provision and funding for such proxies.
That presumption unravels as Morck and Assad pull at its threads, and as we see a series of flashbacks that run parallel to the investigation.
The system can run in parallel to GM's own infotainment systems, and owners would still be able to toggle to Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.
In June 2018, pro-government media reported Saudi Arabia was to turn Qatar into an island by digging a monstrous canal parallel to the border.
As for traffic, Ashland Avenue, a street that runs parallel to Main Street, will be extended during the second phase of the project, easing congestion.
Hesitant to make something that directly used Herzberg's images, life, and story, Isolini said that he created a visual parallel to the accident using ecommerce.
Drinking human blood is the only real parallel to Bram Stoker's stereotype or the countless others that have appeared in pop culture over the years.
The Photos app may automatically straighten the image so horizontal and vertical elements in the scene are roughly parallel to the edges of the picture.
But Anonymous NFL Front Office Guy can look to other leagues and see that everyone in the jobs parallel to theirs is not like them.
Surprisingly, the driving figure in the exhibition is Alfred Russell Wallace, the British botanist who developed a theory of natural selection in parallel to Darwin.
A pay-on-delivery arrangement might work within rather than parallel to Artemis and would involve the supplies needed to build a permanent lunar base.
The story that runs parallel to Sill's rising stardom was one of misfortune and adversity that culminated in her death at the age of 22017.
The lower frictional force has to be equal to the sum of the rope's tension and the component of gravity that's parallel to the road.
That nameless character's story ran parallel to that of Josephine Baker, who, more than a half century before, had struggled to become an actress, too.
Parallel to the use of chemical weapons, attacks on hospitals increased in 2015 and 2016, necessitating new approaches to protect vulnerable patients and medical personnel.
This trend worries the religious establishment especially since it is occurring parallel to the erosion in the status of clerics in the last several years.
Albert Fox Cahn, executive director of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, noted a parallel to a landmark Supreme Court decision last year called Carpenter v.
Running parallel to Trump's belief in American exceptionalism is a sort of personal exceptionalism: the rules, even if he makes them, don't apply to him.
In parallel to that, Senate Democrats coalesced around a plan to actually spend $1 trillion, with the money parceled out across various types of infrastructure.
Stars Hollow has often been viewed as a cheerful, inverse parallel to Twin Peaks (a connection the revival made even clearer with Kirk's Eraserhead tribute).
The documentary runs parallel to Soul of a Nation at the Broad Art Museum (221 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles), which continues through September 1.
The three lifeless forms that comprise his collection live parallel to the three humans that constitute his real life: my mother, my brother and me.
Perhaps the closest parallel to Obama and Hillary Clinton today was Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, his vice president, in the election of 1988.
Keystone runs parallel to Enbridge's Platte line and feeds refineries owned by BP Plc, Marathon Petroleum Corp and one jointly by Phillips 66 and Cenovus Energy.
There were the weirdly sexist questions lobbed at Carey Mulligan at the opening of the Women in Motion events that take place parallel to the Festival.
Plank Walks Place your forearms on the ground with the elbows aligned below the shoulders, and arms parallel to the body at about shoulder-width distance.
Stop when your thighs are parallel to the floor, and return to stand by pushing through all four corners of your feet and squeezing your glutes.
The second route, called the "preferred route" by TransCanada, slants more eastward, then dips south before essentially running parallel to the bottom of the initial route.
For decades, TV either made or ran parallel to the rhythms of American life: morning shows, daytime soaps, the 20113 o'clock news, the playoffs, Johnny Carson.
Running parallel to these aesthetic shifts is, of course, the news that the sounds that birthed Moore's career aren't quite the commercial successes they once were.
As it evolved, cobra venom became increasingly potent in parallel to its other warning strategies, such its ornate hood markings, body bandings, red coloring, and spitting.
But as with the toll of road-related deaths, a range of long-term public health initiatives will gradually work in parallel to save countless lives.
The convoy of dozens of armored vehicles and tanks was moving on a military road that runs parallel to the Jordanian side of the border fence.
Bend your knees before jumping up, landing in a lunge position with one leg parallel to the ground and the other knee lightly tapping the ground.
"The pilot then landed on a taxiway that runs parallel to the runway, overflying a Boeing 737 that was holding short of the runway," Gregor said.
Weather experts believe the storm will continue to run parallel to the southeastern tip of the US, brushing along states like Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
The average poster on the forum had experiences that, while parallel to mine, were also quite alien, as a woman of color who transitioned quite young.
In a company video showing it flying, it looks like a small helicopter but with four doubled propellers spinning parallel to the ground like other drones.
After a commenter questioned Green's use of Obama's middle name, Green suggested that he'd used it to draw a parallel to former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.
Tillerson, alluding to other signatory countries' opposition to reopening the Iran pact, raised the possibility of "a second agreement" to run parallel to the existing one.
He was backed into a space parallel to the dumpster, a black Ford F-250 with a covered bed, just as he described on Facebook Messenger.
Parallel to Abengoa Bioenergy's bankruptcy process, investment banker Lazard has been developing a sale process for some of the U.S. bioenergy assets, according to court documents.
Running parallel to this story is the show's commitment to welcoming spring by spritzing some love into the Scandal air, even if it is extremely misleading.
Love and hip-hop are narratives that run parallel to one another throughout, together detailing his climb to the top and the psychological collateral of it.
ET. The storm is forecast to gradually intensify while moving to the northwest, then north, and at some point, turn northeast parallel to the U.S. coastline.
But it feels, at least to an outsider, like Gates increasingly exists in a world parallel to the one that Billboard can measure with any accuracy.
Parallel to that style change, my alcohol consumption increased, which culminated in me falling through a large plate glass window in my house and almost dying.
In the highway-scape (what else to call it?) "Up Street" (1993), he depicts a multilane highway slightly off center and parallel to the picture plane.
It's far too difficult to truly tell from this picture, but it appears the button is less popular than the other buttons running parallel to it.
In Civilization terms, conquering every enemy capital probably means playing "wide" while going for a culture of science win is roughly parallel to a "tall" strategy.
As far back as 1754, he had proposed a continent-wide Grand Council that would function in North America as a parallel to Parliament in Britain.
Twitter is a repository for the real opinions of real people, but it is also a virtual space that exists in parallel to reality traditionally conceived.
From our perspective, the meteors all seem to come from a single point called the "radiant," but that's because they are moving parallel to each other.
Their house sat just above one of our occasional creeks—parallel to it, actually, with a long, spacious front room looking down on the streambed below.
The three-leaf menace aside, conditions are ripe for an off-season day trip to this 32-mile-long spit of land, parallel to Long Island.
A lot of overtime hasn't been paid, people can't get their days off... Maybe we need more concrete measures, running parallel to the state of emergency.
You would think it would be obvious that ropes running parallel to each other will part under weight if they aren't stabilized vertically but apparently not.
True to New York form, you can hold it in the air by the curved rim and it will stay flat and parallel to the floor.
Individual Republican lawmakers and committees have instituted internship programs and other initiatives aimed at increasing staff diversity, but there is no parallel to Democrats' caucuswide efforts.
You might point towards historical or even personal examples of prejudice that might help them draw a parallel to the potential harm associated with such stigmas. 
The Bay Bridge runs parallel to Treasure Island, and through its neighboring island of Yerba Buena, ferrying passengers from Oakland to San Francisco and vice versa.
""I thought it might be interesting to ask her to try to balance herself and walk across a few rocks that were running parallel to me.
Under the "Ostbelgien Model", the Citizens' Council and the assemblies it convenes will run in parallel to the existing parliament and will set its legislative agenda.
Parallel to these alarming trends, IRGC intelligence currently holds in custody a number of American citizens specifically detained in Tehran prisons, normally held under vague charges.
The jetty changed shape and seemed to actively grow or shrink as we drove parallel to it, forcing us to constantly recalibrate our perception of it.
Unfortunately, it is impossible to get a full view of the mural: A new wall has been built parallel to it, just six feet in front.
It will also include vegetation removal along a 150-foot zone, technology, lighting, video surveillance and an all-weather patrol road parallel to the levee wall.
With the flattened shape of the two lobes of Ultima Thule, another surprise was that the rotational axis of each was nearly parallel to the other's.
The lawsuit filed on Friday is parallel to an action brought in December 2016 by the attorneys general of 45 states and the District of Columbia.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For decades, artists have used the format of the artist book to explore concepts parallel to their primary artistic practice.
Parallel to the Metro stories written by Glukhovsky, an official trilogy of them, runs a franchise of dozens of books set in his post-apocalyptic universe.
On this armature, two plywood rings of differing sizes occupy different planes parallel to the wall, in an achromatic, three-dimensional echo of painting's spatial illusionism.
" The author further insists that this visual recollection resulted in "a shattering series of plucked or half-plucked poultry which runs parallel to the carcasses of beef.
Parallel to the rise of the cloud is the need for better cybersecurity, as companies increasingly choose to operate and store their data in the digital realm.
For example, one task asked the robot to grab a tray with both hands and lift it up so that the tray was parallel to the floor.
Greece's state railways company OSE threw up a barbed wire fence parallel to the railway tracks at Idomeni on Tuesday to prevent people moving onto the line.
In 2011 Recep Tayyip Erdogan, another Turkish leader with grand visions, announced a $123bn project called "Kanal Istanbul" to provide a route parallel to the existing strait.
"I see blooks as a parallel to book history, but I've had trouble getting people to take them seriously because of the association with kitsch," she said.
Plastic Bag Swing Plant your feet shoulder-width apart, with both hands grasping the Frakta bag straps between your legs, your torso near parallel to the ground.
In Mary, China Girl has a fascinating—and crucially, still living—parallel to Laura Palmer, capturing innate teenage innocence that's tragically enveloped by the evils of men.
Every fund in the top 10 for inflows either was a direct equity play, or it played high-yield bonds, which usually move in parallel to stocks.
It means Venezuela has been thrust into a situation whereby it has an internationally-recognized government — with no control over state functions — running parallel to Maduro's parliament.
The new SIX Digital Exchange (SDX) will initially run parallel to the existing SIX platform, which involves three steps to complete a trade, often over several days.
First, she provided the voices of Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Maz Kanata — the film's closest parallel to Yoda — and The Jungle Book's protective mother wolf, Raksha.
"At the same time we are working in parallel to try and realize how to get the chemical into the community as soon as possible," she said.
In a weird way, it's a question that runs parallel to debates over great films or TV shows made by the many men accused of sexual misconduct.
With your shoulders upright and square, start lifting your knees so your thighs are parallel to the ground (or higher!), staying light and bouncy off your feet.
Armstrong flew the lander almost parallel to the surface, passing over a large crater and an unsuitable field of rubble before spotting a flat expanse of powder.
The Gulen movement would be treated as "another separatist terrorist organisation", he said, drawing a parallel to Turkey's fight against Kurdish militants over the past three decades.
The protagonist Si'r, a bright, impulsive 14-year-old, is enrolled in a secondary school where the uniforms and regimentation provide an unforced parallel to military rule.
The episode formed an eerie parallel to Watergate's Saturday Night Massacre, with the country discovering last night that it narrowly escaped a historic constitutional crisis last summer.
The drive to impeach Mr. Koskinen is running parallel to the Republicans' investigation into the deaths of American diplomats in Benghazi, Libya, and allegations against Planned Parenthood.
Pellegrini agreed: "It is not right to have an Italian coast guard and, parallel to that, to build some small army under the Frontex label," he said.
Such a proposition would stand little chance if the accession process was simultaneously taken off the table, so it would initially have to run parallel to it.
The new competition would run parallel to existing international tournaments such as the European Championship, Copa America, and African Nations Cup, plus the World Cup qualifying stages.
The Luhn case provides "quite a precise parallel" to the British hacking affair, Nick Davies, who led the hacking coverage at The Guardian, told me on Friday.
Haley drew a parallel to the Middle East, saying the US strategy was to combat extremism abroad so it would not pose a direct threat back home.
The front of the sculptures is parallel to the wall, from which they protrude a few inches to a couple of feet; they are, roughly speaking, silhouettes.
But with his comment about presumed guilt, Mr. Trump drew a parallel to the sexual assault accusations made against his newest Supreme Court justice, Brett M. Kavanaugh.
Try and keep your thighs parallel to the floor and make sure your feet rest on the floor or some sort of footrest (a box is fine).
The Revolutionary Guard emerged in 1979 with the advent of the Islamic Republic, as a military force parallel to the country's army — whose loyalty was in question.
"We created this universe of culture that came out of Harlem, and it was parallel to this universe that was coming out of Europe," Mr. Day said.
It now appears in a more accurate stalking position, its spine roughly parallel to the floor, its skull dipped low enough to permit some nice dino selfies.
They believed the acquisition to be at least partly motivated by Adelson's grudge against one of its columnists — a parallel to Thiel's involvement in the Gawker case.
Transport and Communication Permanent Secretary Misheck Lungu, who signed the agreement for Zambia said Railnet would build the new railway line parallel to the existing old one.
Running parallel to this room, on the other side of the chimney, is a kitchen with exposed brick and granite countertops; it angles into a breakfast area.
A brief portal into another realm and other vivid lives lived in parallel to our own, but more than enough to get me through the day ahead.
There is a parallel to Prost's retirement, at a time when Ayrton Senna was considered the greatest driver, despite Prost's having won four titles to Senna's three.
If there's any real parallel to be drawn between Trump and Sanders, it's how their respective rises have revealed the flubby redundancy of their respective parties' establishments.
I loved the story of this traveling family and the way they live parallel to the settled community, but there's very little harmony between the two communities.
The closest parallel to Ms. Salman may be Katherine Russell, the widow of one of the Boston Marathon bombers, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, and the mother of his child.
The resulting sound's an skin-crawling, anti-ASMR sorta deal—which, interestingly enough, runs parallel to a style that's presently in vogue in certain experimental music communities.
Parallel to today's protest at the RISD Museum, organizers from Decolonize This Place gathered at the Brooklyn Museum to decry stolen objects in the Brooklyn Museum's collection.

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