Nonetheless, scientists and laypeople alike would be seriously misled if they were to respond to the existence of rare in-between cases by questioning the legitimacy, or even the existence, of the baseline situations from which these cases depart.
Mr. Clinton sounds philosophical about his new in-between existence.
Myles examines how her in-between existence led her to become an artist.
It was Stone's ticket to Europe, launching his international career but also confirming what he calls his "in-between" existence.
But while in the UK, academics from war-ravaged countries in the Middle East live an in-between existence, dedicated to their work in this country, but longing to go back home, to be with friends and family, to re-engage with their own academic networks, research, colleagues and students.
They allow me to sink into my in-between existence, wrap myself up in all my identities, and fully appreciate the complex and seemingly contradictory nature of my life experiences.
The Corded Ware culture, in existence in central Europe between 3000 and 2000 BCE, originated most likely from Proto-Indo-European nomadic people of the Black Sea steppes.
He decided that Mississippi offered the best opportunity for his work on social determinants of health, and settled into a between-worlds existence in Jackson, where he is neither black nor white but privy to racial slights and resentments from both sides.
"I can see the dichotomy of human existence in bullfighting – the struggle between life and death, beauty and cruelty, a hero and a shadow," she tells me when we meet at the Surrey Hotel in Manhattan the day before her film's UN showing.
