Fill all these in, run your experiment, record your findings, confirm your hypothesis and experience the genuine thrill of having someone with the same set telling you you're wrong while being cruelly mocked by anyone with a chemistry kit or microscope for not doing 'proper' science.
Rather cruelly, Crick taunted the affable – but utterly wrong – proposer of the motion to remove Truss's.
He is the very rare participant in the Israeli-Palestinian disputation who does not spend himself in fits of self-justification; the rights and the wrongs, in his view, are cruelly distributed across all the sides in this apparently ceaseless conflict.
Neither singles quite match her career highlight so far, Rooftop, a featherlight mid-tempo banger that shines a light on one of pop music's most cruelly ignored inspirations; the rooftop barbecue that goes horribly wrong.
Tyrannosaurus Drip, as his older sisters cruelly term him, is actually a duckbilled dinosaur who ended up in the wrong nest while merely an egg… but despite his placid nature, when put to the test he reveals that he's made of stern stuff.
When Kellie Maloney, former boxing promoter to Lennox Lewis, came out as trans last year, the more miserable quarters of the chattering classes cruelly asked: "What does a man in his 60s know about being a woman?" It was the wrong question.
Grief in all its dreadful aspects is laid bare, most famously in The Body, when Buffy's mother dies – of, most cruelly, natural causes, leaving Buffy, for all her special strengths, powerless to right this single most terrible wrong.
In 2013 he inherited a team in the wrong half of the table and turned them into the best side in the division, cruelly losing in the play-off final.
That was cruelly smashed.
