Outside comedy, the pair have led equally idiosyncratic lives.
That's 80 more years to wait until business and economies are led equally.
Nadoc's official formation is presented as having been led equally by government, non-Aboriginal and Aboriginal groups.
Monarchs have led equally charmed lives: those who have met violent ends have tended to do so on battlefields or chopping blocks.
Two evolutionary scenarios can account for this: (1), an acrothoracican-type ancestor has led equally to both the Thoracica and the Rhizocephala; (2) a thoracican-like ancestor of both lineages became modified in both the Acrothoracica and the Rhizocephala, while its morphology remains reflected in the most plesiomorphic extant thoracicans such as the Iblomorpha [ 39].
Donald Runnicles brings the Deutsche Oper with Nina Stemme (who gave arguably the single most impressive performance of last year's Proms as Brünnhilde in Daniel Barenboim's Ring Cycle) singing Salome; the next night, Semyon Bychkov leads an equally outstanding cast in Elektra, featuring Christine Goerke, Johan Reuter, and Felicity Palmer's Klytemnestra.
The "intent" portion of the test leads to equally absurd results: if someone unfamiliar with U.S. politics wore a shirt with a donkey on it, the Spence test would seem to allow the police to arrest him for supporting the Democratic Party, because he couldn't have intended to communicate that message.
Underneath the almost defiantly lazy thriller mechanics, this is more of a satire of Tinseltown mores, where it's impossible to tell, as Jack asks at one point, who's the bad guy since both leads are equally loathsome in different ways.
It may be the case that although many Syrian refugees are seeking care, the care they are receiving is inadequate and leads to equally poor health outcomes.
Note that Erjavec et al. [ 32] concluded that damage segregation is fittest when division leads to equally sized offspring, but that symmetry may be advantageous when offspring are smaller, as in the budding yeast.
