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I would put this book roughly on-par with Robert Harris 'Pompeii, and perhaps a bit harder than the light-and-fun Steven Saylor Roman books, of which there are many (The Judgment of Caesar and the massive Roma, to name two).
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The amount would put Brown on-par with the leader of the Senate, Majority Leader Harry Reid D-Nev., who himself aimed to raise $25 million for his 2010 reelection bid.
Laying out the CPAC stakes Chris Cillizza 2011
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The sales results were largely on-par with recent 30-year bond offerings, booking a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.47.
Treasury Yields Rise Cynthia Lin 2012
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The amount would put Brown on-par with the leader of the Senate, Majority Leader Harry Reid D-Nev., who himself aimed to raise $25 million for his 2010 reelection bid.
The Fix: Laying out the CPAC stakes Chris Cillizza 2011
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Despite collecting 33 saves this season and 89 total since 2009, Nunez's underlying statistics are pretty replaceable, and are, at best, on-par with Cishek's.
Ben Berkon: The Marlins Closer Outlook for 2012 Ben Berkon 2011
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With a price starting at $62,165, its costs are on-par with direct competitors, such as the BMW M3.
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Westhampton manager Jeff Quiros, who spent last season as an assistant hitting coach at St. John's, said the league is "just a step below the Cape" and on-par with other summer leagues.
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It also puts him on-par with Gerald Ford, Bush and Nixon, whose average approvals were under 50 percent.
Obama and the unpopularity question Aaron Blake 2010
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Inglis 'vote total was on-par with Indiana Republican Rep. Dan Burton who took 30 percent but still managed to win a five-way primary in May.
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Inglis 'vote total was on-par with Indiana Republican Rep. Dan Burton who took 30 percent but still managed to win a five-way primary in May.
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