brothers

Well, Disney released Snow White in 1937, and the Brothers Grimm version had been published in 1812.

Empire and Convox are kinda like brothers and sisters, both really similar in implementation and philosophy.

The Koch brothers, whose combined wealth is on Gates' scale, spend billions to advocate similar positions.

You have a point but the Al Qaeda and terrorist networks didn't do the Boston Bombing it was two brothers acting alone.

They laughed at Columbus, they laughed at Fulton, they laughed at the Wright brothers.

What citizens would accept attacking their brothers and sisters in another country, attacking their trading partners with whom they make their livings?

So lets cut the debate, enjoy your bread, open a bakery, employ your brothers and sisters and then do it all over again.

For example, if our grandparents are two brothers who married two sisters, then we have four great-grandparents, not eight.

I drove myself, two brothers, and a sister to school in that thing for 4 years.

Unlike a lot of latin accentuated characters, colour modified emoji do not have evil twin brothers that look the same with a different series of code point.

The game inevitably crashed on level 16, but it took my brothers and I several entire Saturdays getting that far to realize it.

It would surprise me greatly if Gates doesn't similarly already have his hands in politics, but the thing Gates has that the Koch brothers don't is soft power[1].

Try listening to Abbey Road, or Dark Side Of The Moon, or any other album that relies on zero second time gaps between tracks with a constant beat (The most recent example I can remember would be Chemical Brothers, "Further", between track 1 and 2).

Sounds to me like what happened is that Steve when negotiating with Warner Brothers said something like, "How can you charge us those rates for your music when I have a whole list of places online that have it for free?" At which point Warner said, "We'll take care of those.

Can you serve up a righteous beat-down in Super Smash Brothers?

That's very different; Iceland's total debt was tiny (compared) as it is a very small island (Iceland's debt was perhaps 1/12 the size of the debt held by Lehman Brothers).