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“But if the parking spaces were part of the lease agreement that the tenants have, that equals a reduction of services and, as a result, the tenants will have a reduction in rent.”

For his fans, this trial equals persecution for a coup that never happened; for his critics, protection against another dictatorship.

They were equals and equally at home with his style, and the movement put the moving on, the “drifting like a leaf,” “feeling like a shadow,” stumbling “like a blind man,” in revealing relief.

Travis, she said, is "87" – the number he wears on his jersey during games – and she noted that 13 plus 87 equals 100.

Importantly, that prosperity isn’t dependent on their white society counterparts, who hold more of the country’s wealth and do not view them as equals.