Rousseau and Rameau must at that time have seemed unevenly matched in a controversy about music.
The recipient with the direct donor can be quickly transplanted if he should be matched in a swap.
Bradford had battered them for almost the entire 40 minutes, but were restricted to a single try, which the Rhinos matched in a single, slick counterattack.
He said the stadium's energy invigorated him, as did the fact he was being nearly matched in a duel by Hiroki Kuroda.
Crescent-shaped cuts of burlap, pigment, masking tape, rope and whatever seemed to work at the time is mixed and matched in a highly tactile procession of earthy tones.
But Mr. Ingles's dusky, small-bore trombone, Mr. Mealy's incisive violin and Jay Elfenbein's purring viola da gamba were evenly matched in a sonata by the Vienna-based Italian composer Antonio Bertali.
The two units are eventually mixed and matched in a dazzling series of permutations and the warm feeling of the piece has something to do with its male-female hugs.
The two -- player and composer -- are well matched in a recording of the first book of the Debussy preludes (Deutsche Grammophon 289 445 187), on which Mr. Pollini produces captivating poetry that always has a mind to it.
"With an arrogance that I haven't seen matched in a long time," said Councilman Archie Spigner, who represents the neighborhood, "you have turned these nominees down and made it clear that it's your way or the highway".
But the scene, though exquisitely balanced, isn't symmetrical; the table is slightly askew, and you can tell from the men's shoulders — one pair thin and rounded, the other broad and square — that they would not be well matched in a fight.
Mr. Cruz used the moment to profess his belief in America as a nation that welcomes immigrants, and voted with everyone else to rebuff Mr. Sessions, 17 to 1. Tuesday's progress was matched in a workmanlike session on Thursday, where the senators voted on various modifications to the E-Verify work-authorization program.
