Sixteen out of 24 areas had lower drop-out rates than their non-child friendly counterparts, and 18 out of 24 child-friendly schools had reduced repetition rates.
Like a digital version of the store's own plastic credit cards, it makes sense that retailers want their own mobile-friendly counterpart.
To date, the pair have raised $117.5 million, including a $32 million Series B in November 2017 led by WeWork, a co-working giant presumably interested in an eventual acquisition of its female-friendly counterpart.
If you're a big fan of the HTC Wildfire S, you'll be happy to know that its T-Mo-friendly counterpart is making its way through the FCC as we speak.
The graphical nature of workflows makes them a natural fit for a visual-programming metaphor, though a machine-friendly counterpart (typically based on an XML dialect) also exists.
There is also a danger that if the city plays too great a role in neighborhoods like the Tenderloin, the works produced there might come to resemble their more establishment-friendly counterparts in the Mission, at the expense of their artistic edge.
Still, it's nice to see that Mac gamers will be able to enjoy their gaming tools to the same extent their Microsoft-friendly counterparts do.
If an institution like the Four Seasons represents the archetype of the New York corner-office clubhouse — it's in Midtown, primarily presided over by a portrait gallery of male machers from Washington and the Fortune 500, and as carefully orchestrated as a royal processional at Versailles — then ABC Kitchen qualifies as its looser, female-friendly downtown counterpart.
According to a recent poll, her Democratic foe, Chris Murphy, held a 20-point lead among Connecticut women, while their presumably pro-wrestling friendly male counterparts gave McMahon a 7-point edge.
The Surface's angular design and metallic chassis seemed tailor-made to evoke feelings of mechanical awe, but the 2520 is its friendlier, more colorful counterpart.
When he was with the Jets, he once made a friendly wager with his counterpart on an opposing team about who would notch more tackles in the game.
