The boy-who-will-not-grow-up theme is the same dramatic linchpin used in The Break-Up and Shaun of the Dead.
Although many might automatically rule out a team that's on its fourth quarterback, the Cardinals have won in all sorts of ways this season — defense, running game, special teams — so quarterback for them isn't the same type of linchpin as it is in Denver, New England or Green Bay.
Even the term "substantially the same form," which is the linchpin for blocking the rules, is open to conjecture, although Democrats say it would chill all future rulemaking by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and other agencies.
An uprising in Tunisia, a peripheral player in the region, is not the same as one in Egypt, a linchpin.
After his acclaimed 2005 album, Cripple Crow, he was spoken about in the same breath as Joanna Newsom and deemed the linchpin of a movement dubbed "New Weird America".
Mr. Paterson's performance is rightly the linchpin of a drama that shows the same combination of honesty and restraint, depicting an often horrific set of circumstances without either softening them or relying on lurid detail to manipulate the audience.
Five years ago, as Oakland's pitching coach, Peterson analyzed and interpreted data here the same way on the Athletics' vaunted young pitchers Barry Zito and Tim Hudson, the linchpins of a team that made the playoffs the past four seasons.
At the same time, I'd argue that anyone who unthinkingly embraces their home as the linchpin of their investment portfolio needs to stop drinking the Kool-Aid.
But that is why the same teammates who joke about creaky joints and ice baths also view Kidd as the team's linchpin.
Yet at the same time the show exudes an enormous warmth and sentimentality, and holds at its heart great positivity about the linchpin of the American dream: the family.
