These twin truths should be at the heart of the deliberations that lead up to the Rio gathering in 2012, and of the debates that will follow it.
It's a film of mad Beckettian grandeur about the terrible twin truths of existence: life is disappointing and death inescapable.
These stories, told through the magical powers of cinema, capture the twin truths of the human condition: loneliness and the search for meaning, and the often unseen beauty that surrounds us.
— from pondering this twin truth).
When he utters "water quenches thirst", he is instead expressing the belief that twin-water quenches thirst, a belief with different truth-conditions.
It was expected that Rupert Murdoch would be the first proprietor to admit the twin stark truths that journalism is not free and that no good has come of the nigh universal pretence that it should be.
"Rainbow jihadists of SCOTUS blow up twin towers of truth and righteousness," was the grabby headline.
These cheerful stories, with their flat, '50s-style illustrations, tell an inescapable truth: twins have to negotiate everything.
The twins reveal the truth of Sophie's death to the police chief; the police chief knew that since Velutha was a communist his wrongful arrest and beating would antagonise the local communists.
Mr. Libeskind has captured these emotions, or, I should say, recaptured them, for in truth the twin towers, with their grand Egyptian scale, shattered the crystalline formation of the legendary Lower Manhattan skyline that once greeted voyagers as their ships slipped into New York Harbor.
The truth: Nova Twins are happening without your permission.
