Jesse Jackson secured an equally convincing victory in the 1988 Democratic primary, taking 54% to Al Gore's 19%, but failed to win the nomination.
If, however, we want to improve border security and hence make the EU more secure, we need equally high standards on all our external borders, both as they are at present and as they will be in the future, all of us being aware that the EU is about to be enlarged and that this demands that action be taken.
An acquaintance wrote, "[H]e bore the universal attack with admirable good nature and sang froid... To all appearances, equally secure in his own views and indifferent to public odium, he passed from reverse to reverse with perfectly bland manner and unwearying courtesy".
God remains relatively securely in his world, and the novelist or composer remains equally secure in his or her ability to interact with it in the service of producing aesthetic effects.
However, not all data has to be equally secure, and organisations must avoid becoming paranoid about security, the debate heard.
And if banks use third-party processors to handle transactions, as almost all but the largest do, business owners should confirm that the processors' practices are equally secure.
High school graduates were pretty much guaranteed lifetime employment in a job that provided a comfortable lower middle-class lifestyle; college graduates could expect a better paid and equally secure future.
But critics of the initiative say that equally secure products can be had for a fraction of the cost, and that Deutsche Telekom's ties to the German government make SimKo problematic for potential foreign government buyers.
He can now plan his political career in the knowledge that his financial future is equally secure: Emap, owner of FHM magazine and the Nursing Times, yesterday agreed to buy his DeHavilland Information Services business for £18m in cash.
