Each is the counterpart of a character in "Fury".
So the counterpart of a falling wage share has to be rising corporate surpluses.
But Mr. O'Rourke's life was no more extravagant than that of his counterpart of a dozen years earlier.
Of course, today's divorced man is a more evolved creature than his counterpart of a generation or two ago.
This time we are also treated to the nonfiction counterpart of a Bildungsroman, a portrait of the field biologist as a young man.
Under the naming system that's been devised for these hypothetical superpartners, the counterpart of a quark would be a squark, and that of a photon a photino.
Saptamatrika, ( Sanskrit: "Seven Mothers") in Hinduism, a group of seven mother-goddesses, each of whom is the shakti, or female counterpart, of a god.
In Buddhism, for example, the chakravartin was considered to be the secular counterpart of a buddha ("enlightened one"), with whom he shared many attributes.
In Minneapolis, for example, he devised a 20th-century counterpart of a 19th-century coffered ceiling by setting plaster cube-like forms into the ceiling.
Ms. Rowling sued in October to block publication of the lexicon, saying plans for the book, a print counterpart of a fan Web site (hp-lexicon.org), would interfere with her own intention to compile a Harry Potter encyclopedia.
"It is a counterpart of a described specimen [Part B, the less good half of Ida, in the Wyoming museum] and we wondered how could a known species now be an unknown species?
