What they share is fear, of course, compounded by a creeping sense that there is no rhyme or reason to their existence.
The tragedy of the Clark family was, of course, compounded by the death in March of Sally Clark (from a cause still unknown), but it neither honours her or her children, nor does more credit to one side than the other, to present as facts uncertain theories about the circumstances of Christopher and Harry's deaths.
Of course, compounding is not continuous because history is discontinuous.
The iPhone's arrival was of course compounded by Android's debut in 2008.
Of course, compounding the myth that women are not leading in science or should be, are outbursts such as James Damore's anti-diversity memo circulated at Google and far beyond earlier this summer, that also echoed the 2005 proclamations by then-president of Harvard University Lawrence Summers questioning the biological aptitude of women in math and science.
When a child marriage is forced it is, of course, compounding the violation.
Reductions in the number of people enrolling in forestry, land management and environmental courses compounds the problem as it means there are not enough skilled and informed people in the sector, the trust warns.
The fact that it was broadcast, of course, greatly compounds the error and the offence.
It is also used in investigations to trace the course of compounds in metabolism.
Mr. Park and Ms. Thompson are likewise excellent, indicating how bringing Evan into their lives helps heal their wounds, which, of course, only compounds his guilt.
