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"The device's design is analogous to a continuous glucose monitor that sits on your arm and measures levels right beneath your skin," said Northwestern's Shana O. Kelley, who led the study.

On Wednesday, Mr. Clinton said that he did not believe the two situations were analogous, even as he stressed that presidential pardons are often complicated and politically fraught.

As stated above, such assemblies are analogous to something more familiar: the jury system.

Some 40 years earlier, farmers faced an analogous situation with the development of pesticide-resistant insects, which, left unchallenged, could overwhelm crops.

While it may seem like an odd coincidence for spacetime to follow an analogous engineering blueprint as the human body, Monjo argues this is perfectly logical.