The latter's Educational Supplement, then integrated with the main paper, possessed two invaluable bits of equipment.
The Knicks possessed two stars, Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire, to Orlando's one, Howard.
He possessed two pieces of paper, which would only have endangered him more.
Duffy, the former mayor of Rochester, said the Glazers "possessed two of the brightest minds in business".
Nestorius of Antioch (died 451), concerned with affirming the full humanity of Jesus, asserted that he possessed two natures.
He possessed two failings that were inimical to the autocratic studio domains: he drank, and he was scornful of his bosses.
Despite divided authority the city grew rapidly, and by the 1730s it possessed two newspapers, an almshouse, a night watch, and a network of volunteer firemen.
In these flies, segments of abdomen were swapped for thoracic segments, or the fly possessed two sets of wings, or had a leg growing out of its head where you'd normally expect an antenna.
Leverich, who was planning a two-part biography, possessed two letters from Williams naming him as the authorized biographer and allowing him "full access to my private correspondence and journals".
Though perhaps that simply confirms what Schneider suggests in writing that "most people possessed two private lives, of which their proprietorial life was the more private," the one they're less willing to share with strangers.
But Charles Saatchi possessed two things nearly as rare as that foresight: the wit to realise, 16 years ago, that something extraordinary was happening in the British art world, and the savvy to buy it up fast.
