But the Brandons had different ideas from Marc and Vassili about what appealed to them about "traditional" marriage.
Staff like to feel they are controlling the general and they did not like him getting different ideas from me.
"They seemed really pleased with me this time, they said: 'You're coming up with different ideas from everyone else.' Again, that's down to working with Rafa.
If you are a little Westernized and express slightly different ideas from the predominant ones, then you are called either "Son of Bush" or "Son of Obama".
The new Marchioness says she "always knew the gardens would be my job", and she probably also suspected it would be a tricky one, because she had different ideas from her mother-in-law.
Wander the halls of the grim, windowless congress centre - what a waste of the Alps - and you find a collection of clever people, a mass of different ideas from individuals who in normal life would never meet.
"They've got six plans, and they will be using them as a starting point to get people to think" about what could be done at the site, "and collect as many different ideas from as many different places as we can," he said.
I repeated what I said to Geoffrey Boycott and Dickie Bird and they said: 'It's a joke, that's absolutely fine.'" Explaining the incident, he said: "One of my aides had said to me that there were five or six different bids from Yorkshire for devolution, different ideas from different parts of Yorkshire.
He had different ideas from Mr Montezemolo, not least about Fiat's luxury car business.Among the issues awaiting the new team is a put option under which Fiat can supposedly oblige America's General Motors to acquire Fiat Auto, the most struggling part of the group.
Systematizing philosophy meant integrating different ideas from the philosophical tradition — Descartes's concept of substance, for instance, and Leibniz's theory of pre-established harmony.
