Both men are now widowers, and retain an uneasy familiarity dating back to boyhood, when Walter's mother suckled them both – "brothers in milk", but not family.
In addition to the first lady's own familiarity with the date of her husband's birthday (one hopes), she benefits from a team of political strategists and communications experts, each paid to obsess over making sure their boss expresses all manner of public niceties, whether to her spouse or visiting dignitaries. .
It has been reported that patients are often hesitant to change surgeons, even if it means an earlier surgical date, suggesting that trust and familiarity with care providers and venues can outweigh other decision-making concerns such as wait times [ 25, 26].
First, it has the advantage of familiarity, since it dates back to the late 1940s.
The relationship between the Steelers and the Ravens is steeped in familiarity and contempt, dating to when the Ravens played as the Cleveland Browns.
His own familiarity with Italian cinema dates back half a century to weekend broadcasts by a New York television station of fare that wouldn't have had much of an audience in, say, Omaha — "Paisan," "Open City," "The Bicycle Thief," "Shoeshine".
So, with a working knowledge of the very trashiest tabloids, a bookmarking of TimeandDate.com, and a reasonable familiarity with prenatal development, we've pinpointed dates-and ginned up countdowns-for Kate Middleton, Kim Kardashian, Jessica Simpson, Penelope Cruz, and Jenna Dewan-Tatum.
The "non date" was filled with witty conversation, laughter and a deep familiarity.
In many of the psychological studies on the familiarity of faces that have been published to date, public familiarity is usually used to define the familiarity of faces.
Their public is no longer made up primarily of collectors and museum curators, but of students, few of whom have much interest in acquiring the indispensable tool of connoisseurship, a familiarity with a vast number of images and dates.
