There are two individuals in downtown Seattle dressed, respectively, as a bear and a Dalmatian.
In the course of seven pages three people are referred to, respectively, as a "dear friend," a "dear, benign friend" and "my dear friend".
He has a legitimately stirring family story: he's the Spanish-speaking, Cuban-American son of two immigrants who worked, respectively, as a bartender and a hotel maid.
He and Roy brought up their centuries from 91 and 92 balls respectively, as a packed Edgbaston rocked to their beat.
He uses John Lennon and Paul McCartney, liquid and container respectively, as a theme throughout this book.
At 4 30 p.m., the feature is Mackendrick's "Sweet Smell of Success" (1957), with Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis, respectively, as a ruthless newspaper columnist and a sycophantic press agent.
He then tells the guests how three years before, he and Falke had gone to a costume ball dressed, respectively, as a butterfly and a bat.
Ventura then brought up the recent losses of "Linda McMahon and that lady in California," Meg Whitman, who spent roughly fifty million dollars and a hundred and sixty million dollars, respectively, as a way of suggesting that wealth is not enough.
He makes the three treks — Catholic, Buddhist, and Jewish, respectively — as a secularist, hunting for clarity while nursing his blistered feet: "In my terror of stasis I had chosen motion; in my total absence of stability or routine I felt both electrified and panicked".
Having worked respectively as a graphic designer and a communications manager, Boyce and Crook decided to chronicle their travels with a specially designed online journal, Phileas Blog, complete with caption competitions, "in a nutshell" country guides, a "modes of transport" ticker, and a host of pictures and video clips.
Likewise, St Vincent and the War on Drugs, two other artists who seem to have fetched up in the best international female and international goup categories, respectively, as a result of critical acclaim rather than sales, and thus seem no more likely to win a Brit award than they are the Nobel prize in physics.
