Instead, it does its best to avert its eyes from its own cinematic novelty; like Brokeback Mountain, its direct male equivalent, it goes about its business with a quiet confidence, mining its complex relationship configuration for empathetic human drama.
While many medical situations can be taken care of by a trip to a drugstore and others obviously require a call to 911 or its equivalent, it is the gray area in between that challenges travelers to be a bit more resourceful.
But ED is one diagnostic category applicable to men in the 'Sexual Disorders' section of the DSM, while FSD is not its equivalent – it is a generic umbrella term for diagnoses that vary significantly.
While it doesn't have the global reach of its soccer equivalent, it does have more claims to world status than its baseball counterpart.
Often overlooked for its beef equivalent, it can provide a welcome change in the kitchen.
While VW's plant is more labour-intensive than its German equivalent, it still relies more on computers than humans.
Unlike its beef equivalent, it was round instead of square, comparatively hefty, and a little crumbly, in the manner of a fairly loosely packed patty.
Singh points out when you have to retrieve a tape from offsite storage, chances are we are not talking about something you need this minute, so even if in its digital equivalent it takes an hour or two to retrieve, because they are using cheaper longer-term cloud storage, it's still very likely going to be much faster than tape.
In French farce, sex motors the plot: in its more staid English equivalent it is the prospect of social discomfiture.
That approach has its limitations — from a functional equivalent, it can be hard to justify the price, especially when you take into account the easiness of circumventing the paywall and the low price of other online services.
