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Slavonic Dances provide -- akin to Chopin's mazurkas— Audiophile Audition Headlines
'Every band wants to say that they are evolving,' says Casey Crescenzo about ACT III: LIFE AND DEATH, 'and that with each new record they are tapping into a new era for the band-usually spouting off a phrase akin to' This record is so much more melodic-the heavy parts are heavier, and the soft parts are more serene. '
News Microsoft's hypervisor offering is just a piece of the virtualization puzzle without the surrounding parts -- akin to tires without a car, says VMware executive.— ZDNet Asia Latest Tech News
David Himmelstein, cofounder of Physicians for a National Health Plan (PNHP), calls the HCAN proposal "a superficially attractive health reform that has a long record of failure -- akin to prescribing a placebo for a serious illness when effective treatment is available."— CounterPunch
Their sense of humor was curiously akin, and Blue Bonnet knew, without being told, what mental picture filled Alec's mind Why not have a ride this morning,--there's plenty of time before noon," suggested Uncle Joe.— Blue Bonnet's Ranch Party

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