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The two states nicely balance each other, as they can be viewed as something akin to mirror images.

This involves managing the voting rights that arise from owning certain cryptocurrencies—a process akin to proxy voting in traditional equity markets.

They work because of a phase change, akin to liquid water freezing into ice.

For instance, the Koch brothers have organized something akin to a party within a party at the state level, where they have influenced Republicans to take unpopular positions on taxes, social benefits and climate policy.

The next year, he won both EVO Japan — he defeated Knee again — and EVO USA, the World Cup of esports fighting games, drawing some 200,000 fans, akin to the number of fans that attend cricket matches in Ash’s home country.

He has long advocated for a model akin to that used in Estonia, a country widely seen as a paragon of digital governance.

In lab experiments, monkeys demonstrated an ability akin to embedding phrases within other phrases, scientists report June 26 in Science Advances.

That setup, reported in Nature, could correct a type of error called a bit-flip error, akin to a 0 going to a 1.

However, da Vinci’s 33-barreled organ was more akin to the 19th-century machine gun models – like the Gatling gun that boasted of higher rates of fire without the problem of the barrel getting overheated.

At an early date we find, further, a perfectly useless kind of imitation which is more akin to that of art.