It filed for Chapter 11 protection in the United States last week and tried to get the Belgian equivalent, known as concordaat, on Friday.
But any man who has fought with a sword, or its equivalent, knows more about that than the man who has only blown with a trumpet.
There is a female equivalent, known as the electra complex, but Freud was more concerned with what he termed female "penis envy".
This show of 52 vintage, previously unexhibited photographs taken from 1979 to 1982 provides the answer: they are shopping, or doing the late-1970's Midwestern equivalent known as running errands.
That can be seen in last year's sales figures for the Volkswagen Golf hatchback and its sedan equivalent, known in Europe as the Bora and in the United States as the Jetta.
In the UK, there is a kind of equivalent known as "government minister opens mouth and inserts foot".
The BWER has been noted on radar imagery of severe thunderstorms since 1973 and has a lightning detection system equivalent known as a lightning hole.
It has spawned a parody Twitter account and has a male equivalent known as "Dark Fruits Twitter" (in reference to Strongbow's Dark Fruits cider, a drink that might as well sponsor The Courteeners and didnt_happen.jpg).jpg
Sequence analysis of part of the 23S rRNA gene revealed an A2058C mutation (position of nucleotide reported as the Escherichia coli equivalent), known to be associated with erythromycin resistance [ 7, 8].
Exclusion criteria included type 1 diabetes, pregnancy, chronic dialysis, solid-organ transplant within the past 12 months, steroid therapy >7.5 mg/day of prednisone or equivalent, known hypopituitarism or adrenal insufficiency, known hypoglycemia unawareness, length of stay <48 h, and severe liver disease.
The crops contain a bacterial gene that allows them to withstand spraying with Roundup or its generic equivalents, known as glyphosate.
