His predecessor sometimes used the same gesture as a tacit protest against Mr. Mubarak's government.
In addition, the companies that publish commercial standardized tests also publish statewide assessment exams, sometimes using the same questions on both tests.
Indeed, he added, "the parties have advanced compelling arguments in support of both positions," sometimes using the same court cases and statutory language to support their opposing claims.
Here at FiveThirtyEight, I have sometimes used the same labels when describing the ideological space occupied by different candidates during the presidential primaries.
"I'm really lucky because I get to speak to four-year-olds and sometimes the prime minister," she says later, before adding with a grin, "and I sometimes use the same demonstrations for both".
The great thing about cybercrime, state-sponsored, and nonstate-sponsored activity is that they sometimes use the same modus operandi in terms of malware, and command and control nodes on the Internet.
The underlying principle is similar to that used by new "adaptive optics" systems that have recently allowed ground-based telescopes to exceed the performance of the Hubble Space Telescope; these sometimes use the same kind of Shack-Hartmann sensors used in eye testing aberrometers.
Defence lawyers sometimes use the same "junk science" to support alibis, adds Mr Cherry.The tower cited in Ms Roberts's case could have handled calls from as far as 20 miles (32km) away, according to a deposition prepared by Cherry Biometrics.
Former students recall that in counseling them, Seidel would sometimes use the same techniques he normally reserved for his pediatric patients.
It doesn't matter if the new digital brands sometimes use the same factories and sourcing as the incumbents they seek to disrupt.
