The same, stifling July heat does not reach the swanky air-conditioned rooms where the advocates and executors of India's new industrial corridors are based.
Security at America's airports will have to be brought up to the same stifling standards as those endured in the rest of the developed world.
Now, 30 years after De Beauvoir's death, many of the criticisms of polyamory are rooted in the same stifling beliefs about female sexuality that she strove to dismantle in her day.
But in America the front-running candidate to be the next Republican president thinks that abortion should always be a crime and everyone involved must be arrested – and much of the discussion assumes that causing a babe not to be born is the same as stifling it in its pram.
Kushner's characters do the wrong thing: a young word processor at a courthouse deserts his aids-stricken lover, and a Mormon law clerk in the same courthouse stifles his homosexuality, thus gutting his own life and that of his wife.
The problem though, certainly in UAE, has been that their role has been both to take wickets while at the same time stifle the opposition to compensate for the profligacy at the other end.
AC was also isolated from the stifle joints of the same animals and the three tissue types from each individual were cut into 2 to 3 mm3 fragments.
The tone is eerily close to the flat, anesthetized voice of Mr. Prince's later joke drawings and paintings, with the same sense of stifling conformity, only more innocent.
Frances Ha's breezy yet stifled dancer shares with Mistress America's frothy socialite Brooke not only an unbridled energy but also the same ambition and self-absorption.
The Red Sox have new owners, a new general manager and a new manager in what has so far been a charmed season, but they also have the same questions about pitching and stifling the Yankees.
