Over the weekend, he and Carrie had hosted three parties: one for Carrie's grandmother, one for a nine-year-old, and one for Eliot Spitzer.
The release of such funds is typically controlled by three parties, one from the company and two independent individuals or companies trusted by the wider community.
There are two parties, one on Friday evening and one on Saturday evening after the event is over.
The ballet focuses on two parties: one at the cozy home of a little girl named Marie, the other in a palace where Marie is the guest of the Sugarplum Fairy.
The pricing differences are not detailed in the article, exactly, but in chatter on Twitter afterwards, two parties one would ordinarily not expect to agree did just that.
The narrator describes two parties: one for her husband's faculty secretary's nephew, who is leaving on a long sea voyage, and one in honor of her dentist's wife, who has just graduated from college.
Most diplomats are banking on an election defeat for the current government, a coalition of two parties, one dominated by the Slavic majority, who prefer to be known as Macedonians, and the other by ethnic Albanians.
Downing Street clearly rejected an original proposal from the broadcasters inviting the prime minister to three debates – one with five parties, one with Miliband and Clegg, and one head-to-head with Miliband.
She said there were two parties, one of people and one of dogs: the dogs were only interested in fighting, eating, and making love, but their owners control them.
"The two parties – one of which will form the basis of the next government – both agree fans should have a stake in the clubs they support and are pledged to work to make it happen," said Dave Boyle, the chief executive.
"We could say in Cuba we have two parties, one led by Fidel and one led by Raúl; what would be the difference?" he said, adding, "Fidel is a little taller than me; he has a beard, and I don't".
