Barrie created a figure not unlike himself, a ghost child who, in constant flight from adult responsibility and loss, takes up residence in the world of his own imagination.
Faldo, who unlike Chamblee can call himself a major champion -- six times over -- is troubled by Woods' apparent lack of confidence.
Unlike his predecessor, who made himself available for frequent interrogation by parliament, Mr Thaksin rarely sets foot in the building.
Balkoski noted that like most historians, but unlike Ambrose, he is unable to support himself as a full-time author.
For all of them, unlike (outwardly at least) Mr Abbas himself, a truce with Israel is not the first priority, simply because they do not trust it to keep one.
They give him credit for not hiding himself away whenever there is a crisis, unlike his predecessor, Megawati Sukarnoputri (who, as it happens, is also plotting a comeback).
Now Wall Street's latest swan must continue to make progress, or, unlike in the fairy tale, he could easily find himself turned back into a dowdy duckling, fine suits notwithstanding.
Unlike other embattled Republican incumbents, Santorum isn't trying to distance himself from President Bush on Iraq.
President Obama--who, unlike Roosevelt, actually attended the affair--didn't distinguish himself any better than did his celebrated predecessor.
But Mr Khan, unlike them and like Mr Ahn, Mr Hashimoto and Jokowi, presents himself as an outsider campaigning for a new sort of politics.
Unlike his predecessor, the notoriously euro-sceptic Vaclav Klaus, Mr Zeman describes himself as a euro-federalist and is an advocate of closer European integration, though he believes that the Czech Republic should take its time over joining the euro.
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