Just 25p of the £2.50 price goes to the two charities, divided equally between them.
There were 14 service breaks shared equally between them, and their second serves were little more than cannon fodder for unreturnable returns, regardless of who was serving.
According to data from the Center for Responsive Politics, in 2000, the last presidential year in which soft money was legal, the two parties raised more than $450 million of it, divided almost equally between them.
In 1922, representatives from Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and California reached an apportioning agreement, called the Colorado River Compact, which divided the river's watershed into two basins, upper and lower, and allocated the flow equally between them.
Six years before his death, Johns Hopkins organized two corporations, one for a hospital and one for a university, and his will (1870) divided $7,000,000 equally between them.
By 1834 it was believed that he intended to transfer his capital from Muscat to Zanzibar, but, until the 1840s, he divided his time more or less equally between them.
As you may expect, teenage boys queued in their droves, but equally mixed between them were couples, "guild" members en mass and entire families.
In continental Europe a big part of an estate (often around half) is reserved for the surviving children of the deceased and must be equally divided between them.
In the second position, the feet are in a parallel line, separated by a distance of about 12 inches (30 cm) and both turned outward, with the weight equally divided between them.
But this will only hold for all group members if the reproductive output is equally shared between them or if relatedness between group members is high.
Groups 2 and 3 were composed predominantly of patient samples (26 of 30), with SLE and AAV being equally distributed between them.
