Pistols at dawn. 10 Paces apart in Downing Street... or at least @BBCNews HQ.
This week the Guardian unloosed the information that soldiers would stand six paces apart at the wedding, as opposed to four paces apart at Princess Margaret's wedding (a lot of troops are in Northern Ireland is why).
At half a pace apart, you, the Connecticut rube, turn your shoulders 45 degrees to avoid contact; the other guy just bangs into you square.
Mr. Bhatt has never received an explanation from Mrs. Moore because the two do not speak, even though their lobbies are a mere 100 paces apart on Route 66.
All day they walk three paces apart from each other so they don't catch Ebola," said one Red Cross team worker staying at the hotel, gesturing at the crowd swaying body-to-body as Guinea's trademark reggae crackled through the loudspeakers.
Father and son stood a couple of paces apart, leaving room for a top North Korean military official to later take position in between them (saluting first father, then son, as he did so).Kim the youngest, as North Korean officials agreed, looked the spitting image of his grandfather.
Young seemed to meet his match in Wes Brown, who was also aided by United's efforts to double up on the Villa winger - "That was a fantastic compliment to Ashley after one season in the Premier League," said Martin O'Neill - while Agbonlahor, a few glimpses of his searing pace apart, struggled to trouble the excellent central pairing of Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic.
With the duelers a few paces apart and rockin' their harshest sneers, the countdown begins.
The FBI published the images on its website along with a 30-second video showing the men walking in single file a few paces apart along Boylston Street in central Boston.
Meanwhile, in a wooden area, the two perpetrators, both wearing demon masks, face each other some twenty paces apart.
— Two former lovers faced off a few paces apart in a military courtroom Monday, avoiding eye contact as a judge heard conflicting narratives about a tumultuous and illicit affair between two officers of very different rank and stature.
