The new songs, written for her daughter, match her own sturdy melodies in an extraordinary variety of styles against lyrics by equally unexpected British and American poets.
Freedom's Daughter matched that filly and her rider, Jose Santos, stride for stride before wresting away the lead at the half-mile mark.
In a quirky take on mother-daughter matching outfits, mainstream clothing and pet apparel designers are creating complementary ensembles for humans and dogs.
So if May values her emerging reputation as Mrs Solid-but-Boring, an English vicar's daughter to match Germany's pastor's daughter Angela Merkel, I don't think she'll jeopardise that reputation unless she is forced to risk annoying a slumbering electorate.
With her sturdy, burnished mid-range her voice is a pleasure throughout, and the extensive mother-daughter exchanges match the two women as if by a genetic vocal bond.
And when Mr. Pena, 51, announced his departure, offering the press a lovely Kodak tableau of wife, Ellen, Ryan and two daughters in matching yellow dresses, one reporter promptly asked the Energy Secretary if he was leaving because he faced imminent indictment.
They and their two daughters are matched up against younger, hipper brokers from another firm, Core, catering to young professionals willing to pay more than $2 million for downtown views, double sinks and rooftop pool parties that are, as one events planner puts it, "a little Puff Daddyish".
Ms. Belniak said plans for this national tournament included preliminary challenge matches with local celebrities and family matches such as teams of brothers against each other, father-daughter matches, mother-son competitions and married couples against other married couples.
Elements of D, known as daughter equivalents or effective daughter contributions, must match the definition of k.
Six years ago, Christine Scheurer, 52, a compensation specialist at an auto parts manufacturer in Denver, and her 20-year-old daughter got matching tattoos.
