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To say that pols have little vision of their future other than their own re-election is an understatement non-pareil. kert

NASA Budget Update - NASA Watch 2009

According to food forum sans pareil egullet.com, such tartes fall into two main camps – custard-based, as in the Roux version, and curd-based, as championed by Parisian pâtissier extraordinaire Pierre Hermé.

How to cook perfect tarte au citron 2011

Once, at the supermarket, I had to ask another shopper about the difference (for a recipe) and she kindly reassured me "c'est pareil" (it's the same thing).

rigolo - French Word-A-Day 2010

Goldstein mostly shrugged, in his wise "Plus ça change plus c'est pareil." way.

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Once, at the supermarket, I had to ask another shopper about the difference (for a recipe) and she kindly reassured me "c'est pareil" (it's the same thing).

rigolo - French Word-A-Day 2010

Bertrand Bouchez 8 months ago popopopop ça va les gars sinon ? parce que faut quand même être super perché pour pondre un truc pareil !

Neurosonics Audiomedical Labs Inc. on Vimeo 2010

Ranged in their leadership phalanx are L.K. Advani, a strongman over eighty years old who has led the party to two successive general election defeats but who refuses to go quietly into the sunset, Narendra Modi, whose ability to polarize the nation is sans pareil, and new party boss, Nitin Gadkari, whose manner of speaking is an embarrassment to his own colleagues.

Sunil Sharan: Shunned, Will He Bolt? 2010

The correct expression is: "Plus ça change, plus c'est pareil."

Tarnish and Style: Why I Like Venice, part 1 Heather McDougal 2008

Advani, a strongman over eighty years old who has led the party to two successive general election defeats but who refuses to go quietly into the sunset, Narendra Modi, whose ability to polarize the nation is sans pareil, and new party boss, Nitin Gadkari, whose manner of speaking is an embarrassment to his own colleagues.

Sunil Sharan: Shunned, Will He Bolt? Sunil Sharan 2010

As it is said in French "Plus ça change, plus c'est pareil" (The more things change, the more they remain the same!)

President Barack H. Obama, One Year Later: "C" for Effort 2009