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Arteta said the comparisons with Stoke were a "big compliment" and his tactics paid off once again when Saliba tapped home the equaliser.

From BBC

The new norms will enable standardised grip strength test results for cross- and within-country comparisons, to identify trends over time, monitor improvements and evaluate the effectiveness of implemented public health policies.

Senior figures say they want to learn what they see as the lessons from the recent American presidential election - talking to voters in concrete, relatable terms and not in abstract international comparisons.

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"They often involve different circumstances, and direct comparisons are not always helpful," it said.

From BBC

It’s a phenomenon that may in part be explained by the unique circumstances in which Gen Z Americans were raised — with social media and endless digital comparisons to more glamorous lives those apps enable.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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