These future counterparts of yours are the very objects which, according to perdurantists, are your future temporal parts.
Stage theorists must take this second route, for they claim that the person just is a brief stage, who takes responsibility for the actions of her past counterparts, and acts to benefit her future counterparts.
It is important to understand the fertility desires and intentions of the current generation of HIV-positive women in order to develop programs to support them and their current and future counterparts in planning safer pregnancies that protect the health of the women, their partners and their children.
Futures On ETFs There are several differences between ETFs and their futures counterparts, from the trading units to expiration to delivery.
Clearly, even for polished politicians, the rightist French president and his future US counterpart have been heaping unusually lavish praise on one another for some time now.
MOSCOW — President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia greeted his future American counterpart, Senator Barack Obama, with bristling language on Wednesday, promising to place short-range missiles on Russia's western border if Washington proceeded with its planned missile defense system in Eastern Europe.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — On the night that Libyan rebels poured into the citadel of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, inaugurating Libya's future, his counterpart in Syria offered assurances borrowed from the past: Syria would stay steadfast, plots hatched from abroad would fail and calls for his removal were meaningless because the people supported him.
But "Survivor," like its current and future reality program counterparts on CBS and other networks, is planned and controlled by programmers.
As he saw it, he was simply giving the middle-class students of Brooklyn the same shot at a bright future that their counterparts in the private schools of Manhattan had.
A flat-lining economy, the government's austerity programme, red tape and a lack of skilled workers have made Britain's business leaders less optimistic about the future than their counterparts abroad, according to a global survey of chief executives released in Davos on Tuesday.
With multicolored printing far more plausible today, however, and publishers always looking for new ways to revive interest in (meaning, sales of) a classic, this edition could herald a future, mass-market counterpart.
