Word: apartness
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...vapid and uninteresting. But Scott has enjoyed the company of his classmates over the past year and a half. “Not having to deal with stupid people is really nice,” he says. He admits that his Western upbringing and staunch Republican politics set him apart from the East Coast prep set. “We just don’t see eye to eye on a lot of things. I think some people find me abrasive...
Frank said that while those “tensions were tearing the class apart,” Kirschner kept a level head...
Harvard’s prospects looked bleak—the Crimson has not recovered from a deficit of more than one goal all season, and Cornell goaltender David LeNeveu had not allowed three goals in a game since Nov. 16. Yet rather than giving up hope and falling apart, the Crimson displayed remarkable resiliency in mounting its best comeback effort of the year...
...outside? Inside was a lot more straightforward; with the attached bases pointing outward, whatever code they might carry would be easily accessible. There seemed no chemically viable way to parse it, however, although Watson spent several days trying. Finally, he writes, "as I took apart a particularly repulsive backbone-centered molecule, I decided that no harm could come from spending a few days building backbone-out models." This would raise the tricky question of how to pack strings of bases against one another. But Watson put aside that worry for the moment...
...chattering with a surprise: Kumaratunga was already at the site. The convoy detoured and the Prime Minister wandered around the back of the ruins for half an hour. Finally he aborted the trip and went back to his hotel for breakfast. Foreign diplomats worry that the squabble will pull apart the peace talks...