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Couples

Nothing illustrates an (abstract) concept better than contrasting examples.

Couples, in other words. (not just male-female, either.) Pairings of any sort.

While there will be volumes on the subject of why (why a clark and a scott or why a scott and a roger), this is about seeing what we are talking about. The goal of this page is to point to an example of behavior that we all see (equally) objectively.

So, lets get right down to it.

For your consideration I present:

Bill and Hillary Bill and Hillary (President)

   (scott and roger)

Martin and LewisMartin and Lewis

 (roger and scott)

Scully and MulderScully and Muldur

 (roger and clark)

Lennon and McCartneyLennon and McCartney

 (roger and roger)

Sigfried and RoySigfried and Roy

Brennan and BoothBrennan and Booth (TV series ‘Bones’)

 (clark and roger)

Romeo and JulietRomeo and Juliet

Tracy and HepburnTracy and Hepburn

 (roger and scott)

Rob and LauraRob and Laura (Petrie)

 (roger and roger)

Harry and Bess Truman  (clark and roger)

George and Barbara Bush  (clark and scott)

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