Not to mention that they can mean the same things in certain contexts. 'Clark Evans is near me, as he is in SoHo.' 'Clark Evans is here in SoHo.' I mean I ha

Not to mention that they can mean the same things in certain contexts. 'Clark Evans is near me, as he is in SoHo.' 'Clark Evans is here in SoHo.' I mean I have to think a bit harder in recalling who's who in this argument. Even the more popular case of Apple Corps v Apple Computer is more distinguishable.