While Moyes shares the steely glare, work ethic and Scottish accent of Ferguson, he has none of the trophies.
We're in a different world, but this latest report highlights the one glaring gap: working women still make, on average, much less than men.
Meanwhile in the UK, the TUC's report published last week on disabled people's employment was yet another reminder of glaring disparities between work opportunities for people with and without disabilities on this side of the Atlantic.
There are some glaring ironies at work in Mr. Kennedy's fund-raising: Two-thirds of the money the D Triple-C has raised came in the form of large, unlimited contributions known as soft money, the type of donation used for party building that Democrats are trying to eliminate.
At Brown's last practice Thursday, Bryant, who had backed Brown and even joked that fans should "shut up, let us work," denied glaring at him.
For 20 years, it seemed to work, despite glaring inequalities.
General Manager Omar Minaya, apparently determined to resolve the team's other glaring position-player need, worked quickly to retain Castillo, a strong defender who stabilized the No. 2 spot in the lineup after joining the Mets in a trade with Minnesota in July.
Those achy muscles that make it hard to climb even the teeniest staircase are a glaring reminder of the hard work you put in.
"We have research that shows that our No Glare Strips work better than the ointment," Mr. Mueller said.
Under the media glare, the work was flat-out: clothing, swabs, suspect's clothing, all analysed and turned round in 48 hours.
