Glad to have this bit of insider knowledge from one gargantuan star about another, I decided to be just a slight bit daring: "I suppose you two were, at the very least, great, great friends".
But suppose things aren't fixed, suppose he still can't deal with you making more money than him, or suppose you two still want to live in different places, or suppose you don't trust him any more than you do now, is this still the relationship you want to be in?
(Suppose you are one of the five. The fact that four other people will die is not something you can object to, as it is not something that happens to you).
And suppose you have ten bicycles and ten coats (though you are not vying for some bicycle- or coat-collector prize).
Suppose you have two groups of pregnant female rats.
Suppose you have two televisions, whose images are different.
Suppose you have two parameters alpha and beta that many of your subroutines need.
Some of it has been on privacy issues something called "private search". Suppose you have two parties willing to cooperate and share information up to a certain extent, but you don't want one party to have complete access to the database, and you don't want the second party to know what the first party searched for.
Suppose you have two people, Alice and Bob, with a third, Charlie, in the middle.
Suppose you have two methods which contain the same block of code, so you pull that block out into a separate function.
For example, suppose you saw two groups of objects on a computer screen (some blue circles and some yellow circles) and were asked to judge which group had more — and, over many instances, you learned that there are typically more blue objects on the screen than yellow objects.
