That parallel doesn't exist.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

But don't massively parallel machines pose very sticky software problems?

FORBES: Larry Ellison

But you can create a parallel world where it isn't, if you really try.

BBC: Climate science and acts of creation

Epstein, however, sees a wasteful parallel regulatory system that doesn't distribute the benefits it claims to.

FORBES: Just Say No--to Drug Lawsuits

The timelines of "The Bourne Ultimatum" and "The Bourne Legacy" are parallel to one another, although you won't see Jason Bourne in this installment.

CNN: How Tony Gilroy came back to 'Bourne'

And, you know, I don't know if there's a parallel for Bonds unless you want to go all the way back to Jack Johnson.

NPR: Bonds' Approaching Triumph Has Mixed Meaning

What it is, is after eight or so months of intensive looking, they say, look, we don't find any evidence of a secret parallel weapons program.

NPR: Article Claims CIA Has No Evidence of Iran Nuke Program

Running in parallel with the will-she, won't-she of Mrs Fisher's impending delivery was the seemingly perennial question of when was a Briton going to win the Open again.

BBC: Age no barrier for Watson

An Epson ink-jet printer's connector fit, but 3Com's marketers don't mention that Bluetooth behaves like a serial port rather than a parallel one, making installation difficult and keeping many printers from reporting things like the status of ink cartridges or paper jams.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Well, if she didn't, Mr. Tarantino couldn't fold the Siegfried and Brunhilde myth into his mashup, and draw a bitterly ironic parallel between Candyland and Valhalla.

WSJ: Joe Morgenstern Reviews Django Unchained and Promised Land

Annika Sorenstam's career has run almost entirely parallel with that of U.S. golfing legend Tiger Woods, and comparisons between the two aren't without basis.

CNN: Birdie and tears as Sorenstam bows out