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Poets often compare death to sleep.
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People sometimes compare death to sleep.
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Death is often compared to sleep.
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Few people, if any, could survive a nuclear war.
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We compare life to a journey.
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Can't we use a simile here?
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People sometimes compare death to sleep.
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If that city were a color, it would be a color with a quiet sort of dignity ... wine red, say.
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The poet compared death to sleep.
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Shakespeare compared the world to a stage.
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As you know, life is compared with a voyage.
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The computer is often compared to the human brain.
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"A fish out of water" is a metaphor for being unable to use your talents due to a change of environment.
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Don't worry! Even if I drink, it doesn't have an effect on my driving.
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If you were to compare me to an animal, to which animal would you compare me to?
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