There were minor notes of discordance, but they were hardly worth my attention amid the wardrobes that open into a world of eternal winter or the boy whose shadow runs away from him.
They did this by showing that discordance is as common in fraternal twins (who share half their genes) as it is in identical twins (who share all of them).
He cites an exclusion of sceptical views from the literature; a misrepresentation of primary research, and its uncertainties, in some secondary presentations; a lack of openness to requests for information and a willingness to contravene Britain's freedom of information act; a discordance between what the scientists said in private and what they said in public.
This discordance is associated with differences in the gut bacteria of the individuals involved.
For simplicity, the team looked at kwashiorkor.They first established that the discordance they had observed was not related to a child's own genetic make-up.
Under one proposal, five more countries probably Brazil, India, Germany, Japan, and one African country would get permanent seats on the council, though with no veto, along with four more rotating members elected on a regional basis every two years.But an enlarged Security Council is likely to produce even greater discordance, not less.
Some had to be cancelled because of what Mr Massoum calls "extreme discordance".
Since this is the central question of economic policy at the moment, such a discordance of views is rather disturbing; much is made of the debate on global warming but the scientific consensus is overwhelmingly on one side on that issue.
This discordance is part of his wider belief in the public nature of poetry.
It might be that Hutchings' outspokenness and blunt authenticity will have a populist appeal, but, whatever the outcome, some voters will note the discordance between the messages from the national leadership and its candidate.
You can manipulate those eight notes so that they diverge further from the home note, creating swarming noises that become increasingly unsettling as the discordance mounts.
