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Meanings of better analogy in English

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Usage of better analogy in English
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A better analogy for the current confrontation may be the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.
Reuters
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An even better analogy would be the country's mobilization to fight World War II.
The Guardian
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A better analogy might be the authority a captain wields over a ship at sea.
Seveneves
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A better analogy for Scotland is Norway's peaceful and collaborative secession from Sweden in 1905.
The Guardian
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So potentially damaging do they remain, in fact, that perhaps a better analogy lies elsewhere.
The Guardian
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Now see whether this is not a better analogy.
The Works of Lucian of Samosata — Volume 02
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In others, perhaps a better analogy can be found in the history of your colonial powers.
Childhood's End
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A better analogy might be to a burned-down stump being used to ignite a new candle.
Seveneves
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Where, then, should we look for a better analogy for the denuclearization effort with North Korea?
Reuters
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Coraline might be a better analogy.
Wired
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But there is a better analogy from the US civil rights era for law-flouting firms of the on-demand economy.
The Guardian
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So a better analogy would be beach warfare in Vietnam: a broad open area that abruptly turns into jungle.
Snow Crash
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An even better analogy would have been to a roller coaster, since its purpose was to run loop-the-loops forever.
Seveneves
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That was a better analogy.
Dayworld Rebel
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What I'm doing here is setting up a kind of... well, a lightning rod, for lack of a better analogy.
Blood rites
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Get a better analogy.
The Irish Times
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