To see what this means in practice, compare the outcome of the October 1974 election with what could happen this time.

ECONOMIST: Bagehot

Information is freely available which means I can easily compare prices, get product and service information, and get consumer review easily before deciding who to buy from.

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Having the entire length of the gorilla genome now means scientists can start to compare all the four great apes at every position on the genome, Scally says.

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In a new regular feature, Americas Quarterly, the magazine of the Council, unveiled the so-called Social Inclusion Index this week as a means to measure, track and compare social inclusion in the Americas.

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He had a relatively low opinion of the discipline, and was apt to compare it to dentistry a science of means, not of ends.

ECONOMIST: Ideas and the world | The

It means that the only number consumers would have to compare between suppliers would be the unit energy charge.

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"The only person I compare myself to is Pat Summitt and to be there in that spot with her means a lot to me, " Auriemma said.

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Is it fair to compare a coachable, natural athlete with potential to a child whose parents had the means to expose her to a higher level of play at an earlier age?

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That terrible knowledge means it is possible to predict which members of a family are destined to get the disease, and compare their biochemistry with that of relatives who do not have the mutation.

ECONOMIST: Alzheimer's disease