They stayed emotionally together even when the dance steps drew them apart.
In that case, some of these marks should have not been erased during the meiosis drawing them apart from their common ancestor.
The space between the two is where your umbrella will be, so draw them as far apart as big you want to have your umbrella.
The two nations made no progress in a series of meetings this week on other major issues that both draw them together and pull them apart, including trade and migration.
His marriage slowly disintegrated; a disaster can either draw people together or pull them apart, and this one pulled Peter and his wife apart.
Shown right into their heads, we understand the tight familial lines of devotion, duty and disgust that both draw them together and keep them apart (in two cases, geographically, reflecting keenly the Irish diaspora of the late 20th century).
Be they ravers, rap fans, punk rockers, teeny-boppers, metalheads or jam-band-loving latter-day hippies, most teenagers look to music to find an identity that sets them apart from some and draws them closer to others.
Like Kuznets, they see widening or narrowing inequality as the cumulative outcome of several different influences, some pushing the rich and the poor apart and some drawing them closer together.
The reaction of Stoke's supporters as the semi-final draw kept them apart from Manchester United told its own story.
'THE __________ WITH THE HAT' The season's unlikeliest Broadway hit, Stephen Adly Guirgis's foul-mouthed comedy about love and addiction (and love as addiction) dared to turn the language of 12-step programs inside out, reminding us that what draws people together and tears them apart (and sometimes makes them destroy themselves) is way too complex to be contained by a set of inspirational rules.
