Word: unevennesses
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...course, the administration was hoping against hope. The more likely result of the embargo's end would be the creation of (in the words of Douglas Hurd) a "level killing field" instead of an uneven...
...findings buttress a new biological theory proposing that all sorts of small variations in symmetrical features, such as fish fins and birds' forked tails, are signals of genetic stress. For some unexplained reason, lionesses don't fit the theory -- in fact, females with uneven whisker spots lived longer...
...Antonio, Texas, a leading expert witness, asserted this scenario was impossible. The bones beneath King's right eye were crushed to powder, which required a pressure equivalent to 350 lbs., while his nose, which would have been broken by pressure of about 50 lbs., remained intact. Such uneven damage could not come from a flat surface like a parking lot, said Smith, only from something selective, like a baton...
Alpert said such cooperation represents a necessary change from the University's past policies -- politics he said once made sense but increasingly have contributed to an uneven distribution of wealth among the schools...
...priest. Hentz was surprised to learn that Clinton was not even a Catholic. From the time he was at Oxford through his years at Yale Law School and up through his election as attorney general of Arkansas in 1976 at age 30, Clinton was, by his own description, an "uneven churchgoer for a long time." But his defeat in 1980 after his first term as Governor changed that. Critics say his joining Immanuel Baptist Church, whose services are televised throughout the state, was nothing but an attempt to build goodwill with Arkansas voters. But, says his longtime chief of staff...