The phrase "affairs of the same" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing matters or issues related to a specific subject, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The committee will address the affairs of the same during the next meeting."
Alternatives: "matters concerning the same" or "issues related to the same".
Jonathan Tepperman faults David C. Unger's book "The Emergency State" (March 18) because Unger's concluding recommendations amount to leaving more of international affairs to "the same Congress that can't agree on a budget today and has blocked Obama's attempts to shut down Guantánamo".
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If one is unwilling to make a distinction between encoding and exemplifying, but one wants to maintain the identification of possible worlds with maximal possible state of affairs, one either has to accept that necessarily equivalent states of affairs are the same or one must identify possible worlds with sets of necessarily equivalent possible state of affairs.
The second proposal makes no use of the complexity of states of affairs in their individuation and holds that necessarily co-obtaining states of affairs are the same.
Take a look at what's in store: The Bloomsbury group were well known for their interweaving affairs with members of the same sex, and the drama does not shy away from portraying them on film.
In the familiar atmosphere of Corona Coronas, White Rock, ham sandwiches and mysterious telephone calls, our lawmakers may recapture, in their conduct of national affairs, the same sense of personal urgency that attended their nomination and election.
The American scholar of Indonesian literature Harry Aveling writes that Yah's employment as a prostitute was likely a capitulation by Pane to cultural constraints; Indonesian readers at the time would not have accepted Tono having an affair with someone of the same socio-economic status.
Sure, pride parades are still relatively corporate-friendly affairs, and the same types of mega-corporate sponsors still reign New York Pride is sponsored by the likes of T-Mobile, Delta, TD Bank, and Coca-Cola; New Orleans renamed this year's pride celebration "GE Digital Presents: New Orleans Pride;" Pittsburgh's pride is now named after a fracking company.
Sure, pride parades are still relatively corporate-friendly affairs, and the same types of mega-corporate sponsors still reign New York Pride is sponsored by the likes of T-Mobile, Delta, TD Bank and Coca-Cola; New Orleans renamed this year's pride celebration "GE Digital Presents: New Orleans Pride;" Pittsburgh's pride is now named after a fracking company.
And yet, the US didn't learn the value of nuance in foreign affairs with the same good/evil narrative pervading the "war on terror", driven by the same cognitive dissonance that allows engaging in acts we find rightly morally reprehensible when other regimes or terrorist groups do it.
