One, it transpires, is the surly Night, the other the cheerful Day.
"The warning fax was preceded by phone calls to three members of the MoD's staff, but no one, it transpires, can recall these conversations.
Other scenes would be more amusing to witness — like a rather famous one that transpired at the Four Seasons late one afternoon many years ago.
For Democrats to win his seat, it would probably require a scenario more like the one that transpired in Indiana last year: Republicans nominate an extremely conservative candidate, while Democrats choose a competent and moderate one.
The difference is that those tasks, by virtue of not all transpiring on one opaque device, were tangible and thus felt legitimate.
Fortuitously for the Reds if it transpires, one such upset could be on the cards this weekend when the Highlanders host the Crusaders at Dunedin's so-called 'House of Pain'.
It is not, it transpires, one I work at.
Together they confront different aspects of Poland's past, ghosts from the Nazi era and the Stalinist one, and what transpires when they push past the inevitable resistance changes both of them profoundly.
It later transpired one policeman had been emailed his colleagues' version, which he had partly copied.
The difficulty is that no one knows what transpired at the weekly meetings of sovereign and minister.
With so much transpiring, one would think that the wondrous year might be hard for him to categorize.
