The official Sisters of Mercy website comments : " The Sisterhood album has become a classic; it parallelled the New Beat of the Continental avant-garde which eventually spawned Techno ."
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Also in this area were the mortuary temples devoted by various New Kingdom pharaohs, whose function is parallelled by Egyptologists to that played by the Temples of a Million years of the Theban pharaohs.
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I was wondering if this was parallelled in the uncertainty principle-is there a possibility of particles having an exact speed and position, but because they could never be observed science cannot speculate about them?
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The line of the railway ran along the north side of the Annapolis River closer to the North Mountain and the farms there than was the Dominion Atlantic where the two railways more or less parallelled each other between Middleton and Bridgetown.
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The splintering of the " Fiscus " of Kr�v was parallelled by one in Erden, where in the Early Middle Ages the Bishop of Toul, or rather his Abbey of Saint-�vre de Toul, acquired extensive holdings.
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Within days of the Berlin Wall being built, the BVG, with assistance from other transit companies in West Germany, began providing " solidarity-with-Berlin buses " new bus services that parallelled the S-Bahn lines and therefore provided an alternative.
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When two 20 watt fluorescent lamps were arranged in parallel each with its own lamp starter but series-connected to a single 40 watt choke only one or the other lamp lit up . arranged in series, each lamp parallelled with a philips lighting s2 starter on two lamp terminals and series-connected to the 40 watt choke both lamps lit up as desired.
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When the ( so-called ) Super Grades ( E-8 and E-9 ) were introduced in 1958, the Specialist grade titles were changed to Specialist Four through Specialist Seven; Specialist Eight and Specialist Nine were added on top; each such grade parallelled the corresponding grade of non-commissioned officer ( E-4 through E-9 ) in terms of pay, but without the NCO authority conferred on the latter ."
