We felt equally refreshed later when we left the smoke-filled room for the clear night air, having eaten so well at Kimchi Hana.
For example, Eagleton has a strange, undignified weakness for wombat jokes: "I could no more build a sewing machine than could a wombat," he says irrelevantly at one point, and "the mating habits of wombats" are mentioned, equally unnecessarily, later on.
On this view whether, for example, PB is identical with the earlier person with A's body depends on whether there is an equally good later candidate, such as PC, for being the earlier A-body person (Nozick 1981).
And yes, fine, maybe due to her Sexy Baby ways (otherwise known as "accusations of witchcraft") Anne did get her head lobbed off in the end, but equally, centuries later she's appearing in this article about Sexy Babies of History, so to be honest who is the real winner?
Attention to development is equally important later in life.
Melanie arrived home a few months later, equally relieved.
He was equally visible years later, haranguing the international media as he tried to prevent the 2003 invasion of his own country.
But I went on: "Yet equally, two hundred years later, the majority of ordinary people have remained as faithful as ever to the earlier ways of thinking".
It's a relief to learn he was always a perfect gentleman with Stark, though it's hardly proof that he was equally chivalrous decades later with someone else.
"Do you think there's any chance that the Chinese gene can skip a generation — you know, like baldness or blue eyes?" the baffled Tom asks his equally baffled father later.
