In literary terms, he's Byron's equal, and in matters of temperament and compassion, he's arguably Byron's better.
Consider the ongoing struggle of LGBT people to win equal status in matters of marriage and other aspects of society.
Successively appointed bishop of Kamieniec Podolski (1586), Chełm (1590), Przemyśl (1591), and Poznań (1601), he was the only prelate who, in 1587, signed the Compact of Warsaw granting equal rights to all Poles in matters of religion.
In matters of succession, equal parts were given to all children, and the testator's right to dispose of property by will was limited in order to prevent the reestablishment of inequalities by this device.
Such "crumbs," Black added, cannot substitute for "full and equal rights in all matters of civil law in all 50 states".
We made no distinction, boys and girls cooked, boys and girls did carpenter work, boys and girls took an equal part in all matters of government".
And regardless of the decision tomorrow, I know that together we will soon be equal in all matters governed by civil law in all 50 states.
In control subjects, [C]AZD2995 binding was equal in the grey matter, white matter and cerebellum, while [C]AZD2184 binding was somewhat higher in the whiter matter.
It doesn't matter how much or little we know of Beckett or his work, we are all equal in front of his existential absoluteness.
This symmetry, if exact, would lead to an equal mix of matter and anti-matter in the universe, which is clearly is not the case.
