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comparison noun alikeness, analogical procedure, analogy, association, balance, comparatio, comparative essimate, contrast, correlation, equation, nearness, parallel, rapprochement, relative estimate, relative estimation, resemblance
Associated concepts: comparison of negligence of opposing parties
See also: analogy, collation, correlate, identification, parity, propinquity, proportion, standard


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Robert Corbin, an opposition leader, said that the situation in Guyana bears comparison to Liberia under former President Charles Taylor, who is now facing war crimes charges before a UN-backed court.
The policy bears comparison with the "Patient's Passport" idea dropped by the Tories after the last general election.
Carley Richards and Louise Brace, Maesteg The course is excellent, it's great for the area and great for Wales, and it's great to see so many people here on the first day Colin Burlow, Narberth It bears comparison with any track in Britain and the racing surface is beautiful.
 
 
 
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