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In recognition of the fundamental truth that God is at work everywhere and that our fellow human beings are in every way our equals , SPRINT 's mission intentionally focuses more on what we have to learn from our hosts than it does on what services or lessons we can provide for them . The Young men were digging out & eating a root , which I very much admired , even in its raw condition its taste is most agreeable , equalling , though differing from many European roots , for instance , the turnip . If a TreeModel returns the same object , as compared by equals , at two different indices under the same parent than the resulting TreePath objects will be considered equal as well . Conspicuously first among equals , it is going to have to get used to the idea that national sovereignty belongs to the past . We would prefer a more competitively neutral outcome , all other things being equal , but the statute precludes us from assessing contributions on the revenues of purely international carriers providing service in the United States , even though we believe that they , too , benefit from our universal service policies . TAPS is an association of transmission - dependent utilities and other supporters of equal , non-discriminatory transmission access to the nation 's transmission grids and vigorously competitive wholesale electric markets . Indeed , liturgy as a field had been defined by one German , Leopold Zunz , and it peaked with another one , Ismar Elbogen , the greatest liturgical scholar of all time , whose 1913 landmark volume , methodological failures notwithstanding , has yet to be equaled , and probably never will be . If there was a " first among equals , " it was Harry Hopkins . But that the unequal should be given to equals , and the unlike to those who are like , is contrary to nature , and nothing which is contrary to nature is good . He thought that while we are all created equal , that there was a justifiable - - even necessary - - social hierarchy between the races , and that whites deserved the top rung of that hierarchy . " [ 11 ] Dresslar found that the phenomenon was perfectly constant throughout the ages tested , 7 to 14 years , and that instead of the fallacy chiefly affecting the stupid children , as might have been expected , it on the contrary showed itself the more powerful in proportion as the child was " brighter ; " hence he concluded : " The more intelligent the children , other things being equal , the stronger are the associations between the ideas of size and weight . Our guns and gunners , officers and men , may be equalled , but cannot be excelled , by any artillery in the world . We ran the agency with two students and a teacher , where both students started with the integers 1-10 and the background concepts of integers , less than or equal , divisors , digit of , multiplication and addition . Mr. Butler shewed me several species of Callidryas in the British Museum , in some of which the females equalled , and in others greatly surpassed the males in beauty ; for the females alone have the borders of their wings suffused with crimson and orange , and spotted with black .