Peretz has a similar biography: he was born in the Moroccan town of Boujad, where his father was the leader of the Jewish community and owned a petrol station, but where Peretz's ideology is working-class solidarity, Moyal represents something akin to Thatcherism: success through individual effort.
New Zealand is hoping for a $400m boost to tourism from publicity surrounding the films, while studio Warner Bros will be hoping for a box office bonanza akin to the financial success of Jackson's previous Lord of the Rings trilogy, which took almost $3bn worldwide between 2001 and 2003.
Therefore, measuring the degree to which AI/AN have become similar to the majority population is akin to measuring the success of colonialism and termination policies, not the blending of cultures themselves.
It also taps into the way the internet influences fashion, with the T-shirt's success akin to a meme, or at least having a memetic quality, judging by the shift from product to hashtag.
One of the Valley's measures of success — akin to the size of bonuses on Wall Street or box-office sales in Hollywood — has been the number of patents received and the number of initial public offerings of stock in technology companies.
And Ian Drake, chief executive of British Cycling, has insisted that he does not fear a collapse in performance and success akin to that which developed at Manchester United following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement as manager and the arrival of David Moyes as his successor.
Another reason for the flood of investment into India is the fear of missing out — or FOMO — on something akin to China's enormous success.
That would probably help move the needle significantly for Star Wars in the Asia Pacific region, where it needs to develop a stronger foothold akin to Marvel's remarkable success.
But many more "great successes" akin to this one, and the Mittster will end up meeting a similar fate to the one Burgoyne endured after he returned home to Britain following his capitulation: stripped of his command and his title, publicly disgraced, and universally blamed for a humiliating historic defeat, he lived out the rest of his life in near-anonymity.
This might be akin to "natural selection," but the success of a particular function is hardly random.
"It's a success story akin to the old Canberra Raiders when they came into the Australian competition and won it.
