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According to the BBC, the two men were seated in chairs of equal height and Turkey expressed its displeasure with demeaning treatment given its Ambassador.
Take two chairs of equal height, and rest your forearms on them, then pick your legs up off the floor in an up and down position.
Then he showed a final picture--a chair with equal legs.
He tires of what he calls the "old courtesies," and one of the first changes he made after leaving Tibet was to declare, despite the protests of his retinue, that his visitors should henceforth be given a chair of equal height.
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"That was so far inside the line it was, like, ridiculous," he said, approaching the net and the chair umpire with equal frustration.
Sue Lawley, who was in the chair, proved herself equal to the task of simultaneously building up the seriousness of the honour while making sure that the listener at home knew that the lecture was being given by a rangy card in Yootha Joyce makeup.
