"We bother so we can be equal to everybody else," she announces.
When you are the older man, you can be equal, for a time.
The myth of a wonderful country, where everybody can be equal and free.
That you've got to move to Massachusetts or New York so you can be equal?
I hope everyone can be equal in front of the law.
Pokemon, it seems, may not be immune to children's very rapid aging process, in which 1.5 adult years can be equal to, say, 86 kiddie years.
The very notion that women, that mothers, can be equal in everything reaches down into the heart of family life and questions everything.
But it turns out that this vibrant 18th-century port city — and nearby Tybee Island, with its lovely, expansive beach — can be equal fun for young and old.
And they (not individually, but as a society) do not know that there can be no liberty, any more than there can be equal opportunities.
I'm never really on the first string, though the first and third string can be equal, never mind the second string".
But it's hard to see how all rights can be equal: if parents want their children to remain unprotected from vaccinations, perhaps they should have that right.
