Umenyiora and Strahan may both be right.
These schools of thought may both be right.
Similarly, a man and a woman may both be rated as "very tall".
Science and photography may both be inadequate to explain such "immense disorder," but Kannisto's efforts, at least, suggest its beauty.
Iran and the US may both be combating the so-called Islamic State, but they are conducting very different wars.
Sobeys and Loblaws may both be controlled by their founding families, but they have distinctly different styles.
Arrington and Brown may both be great players, but there was a time when the Chargers thought the same thing about Leaf.
Al Gore and George W. Bush may both be lampooned by the likes of Leno and Letterman, but the satire isn't impartial.
Andrew and Rudolf may both be experiments in self-reinvention that didn't entirely take, yet the kindly, loving motives behind such efforts redeem their shortcomings.
The mechanical and biological explanations may both be right.
Hence, formal and informal order may both be considered legitimate, simultaneous ways of "making the city" (Landry 2006).
