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parallel

[par-uh-lel, -luhl] / ˈpær əˌlɛl, -ləl /






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As talk grew about a “K-shaped economy,” or the idea that growth was being supported only by the wealthy while many suffered, there were evident parallels in the AI boom.

From The Wall Street Journal

They both emerged after World War II, at a time with parallels to today: Europe’s economy was struggling, external threats were growing and Washington didn’t want to continue policing the continent.

From The Wall Street Journal

Matt: In terms of the parallels to the show ending, that’s really a complicated and confusing mix of emotions.

From Los Angeles Times

"For Will, we start to learn the parallels between Will and Vecna," he said.

From BBC

A parallel civil case continued in tax court after Brockman’s death.

From The Wall Street Journal