The all-abiding misery is broken by his relationship with a young woman named Helen and an undreamed-of seaside holiday, but the inevitable happens: Harry is laid off as the depression bites, she gets pregnant, and his benefit is cruelly snatched back, thanks to the means test.
Similarly, if two drivers have taken all precautions, and are abiding by all the rules of the road, and in one case, a dog runs in front of the car and is killed, and not in the other, then, given that the dog's running out was not something over which either driver had control, it seems that we are reluctant to blame one driver more than the other.
Prior to the outburst the woman has been quietly contemplating the sight of windsurfers in the bay, though even the restless, unsettled weather suggests that this relationship is doomed: "The afternoon winter sky was torn and holed by the wind and a troubled golden light flung down at all angles, abiding nowhere, flashing out and vanishing".
We could anyway demonstrate that 46 patients with oesophageal SCC could be prospectively recruited in a multicenter setting, all investigators abiding to strict acquisition procedures and analysed together using an innovative approach.
They are all law abiding Americans.
He was absurdly popular as a young man, and then waited or endured until that had worn off, and he could face all the abiding tests of honesty without glamour or celebrity to divert him.
"All belligerents are abiding by the cease-fire".
This, after all, is the abiding pleasure of University Challenge; its celebration of education for its own sake.
If one team can pay players under the table to get around salary-cap rules, while all others are abiding by the guidelines, the cheating team can win faster and keep that winning team together longer.
"Schools should continue to offer equal opportunities for all students while abiding by the law".
But the basic Hadhrami qualities -- Islamic devoutness, grinding thrift and, above all, an abiding wariness of foreigners and anything alien to Islam -- have endured.
