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61. By comparison with gold, jade or precious stones pearls are much less durable.
62. Marcus Leatherdale's photographs look downright mainstream by comparison, though his subject matter may include the bizarre and the theatrically far-out.
63. This clipped, the final section to the belay is relaxing by comparison.
64. Gretzky, by comparison, has 829 goals and 2, 587 points in 1, 235 games.
65. Even the best quality paper is cheap by comparison to the value of your ideas.
66. By comparison, Gramm spent $ 9. 8 million in winning election in 1990.
67. By comparison, the average return from investing in stocks over long periods of time has been about 7 percent above inflation.
68. By comparison firms which rely more heavily on advertising are described as adopting a pull strategy. 23.
69. Police earnings in the 1920s were substantial by comparison with most other occupations to which a working man could aspire.
70. The use of radioactive markers was previously validated by comparison with endogenous lipids.
71. By comparison, functionalism has often been interpreted as a form of ruling class ideology.
72. In three heavily Negro districts, by comparison, the averages were $ 240, $ 235, and $ 232.
73. By comparison, the band is less than 5 metres thick in the sediment-starved centre of the basin to the south.
74. One-hundred - eighty-pound Roy, who looks willowy by comparison, answers for Oregon.
75. By comparison only 23 out of the 50 women interviewed were able to name Mr Fallon.
76. By comparison, the woodland areas of industrial countries appear to be growing slightly in size.
77. Its increase measures the increase in national wealth. Public services, by comparison, are an incubus.
78. But even these concerns pale by comparison with the fears that people have about traffic safety.
79. If people were to live by comparison shopping, the town would go bust.
80. The language diversity of its 800 million people makes the communications problems of most other countries seem trivial by comparison.
81. By comparison, the second market will be offered a cheaper price for a less comprehensive service.
82. By comparison with the religious orders, the secular church went much closer into the life of ordinary people.
83. By comparison, Oracle is talking about a stripped-down computer with no capabilities to load software or store information.
84. The Agip Motel, it was called; the Speke seemed quite luxurious by comparison.
85. By comparison with this vitality, Chichester made a comparatively poor showing.
86. By comparison with the cold cobbled alleys,[http:///by comparison.html] the hotel restaurant was a scene of throbbing gaiety.
87. It certainly stands out by comparison with Psychology in and People.
88. By comparison, 34 percent of white voters live in these areas.
89. There were unlimited amounts of sky and really, by comparison, very few stars.
90. The discontent of the monarchists and Falangists was as nothing by comparison with the rage felt by the regime's left-wing opponents.
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