In their home state, they will be considered to be in a civil union -- a "separate-but-equal" sort of designation the limits of which Mell is well aware.
Asked whether she'd coordinated with the Trump campaign, she shook her head: "I did it by myself". The problem is an effort of that kind would have to be multiplied a hundred thousand times to equal the sort of get-out-the-vote operation typically required for a win in Ohio.
The theatrical version, despite its epic running time, could never hope to equal that sort of depth and richness.
Just parents who realise that, in an increasingly competitive world, sometimes a decent school performance might equal a sort of happiness.
Second, waiting until all have the chance for equal knowledge, sort pupils based on ability and interest, not parentage, into courses that assure success in fields they themselves select.
"Obviously, my fascination with crime and killers does not equal any sort admiration," Dunlap continued.
"Basically, we just want to get the point across that animals should have not equal, but sort of equal rights to humans because they do have feelings too," Rebecca said.
It's goofy and grim, joyful and panicky, in equal helpings the sort of measured, sculpted, and revisionist vision of the genre that happens whenever auteurs choose to shoulder the weight of decades of convention. Colin Joyce.
And, he says, products like his constitute the new wave in luxury: the fact that you know who made your dress, where it came from and how, and that you are respecting all of that by paying a little extra, equals a sort of karmic added value.
You know, this is just a government-regulators-plus-corporate-profiteers-equals-insanity sort of math equation that you get out of this these for-profit corporations.
To display the combined correlations between baseline LBGI and ∆hypoglycemia, baseline A1C and baseline LBGI, and baseline A1C and ∆A1C, we compared the outcome of the patients divided into three equal groups sorted by ascending value of baseline LBGI (tertiles).
