Soon the team learns it has to work together (and tolerate one another) to beat on some fancy ninjas, led by Sigourney Weaver's villainous Alexandra, in a long white hallway.
Under conditions without selection for codon usage, and assuming no nonsynonymous mutations are tolerated, one would therefore expect on average to observe roughly equal numbers of preferred and unpreferred substitutions in descendant lineages.
On the job, they tolerated one another.
On commuter trains, where random strangers are forced to tolerate one another in close quarters for long stretches, cellphone jabberers are a particularly obnoxious life-form.
"In a multiethnic society, if we understand one another, we can tolerate one another better".
"Don Tyson and Bill Clinton are both my very personal friends, and they can barely tolerate one another".
They rarely blend and mingle, but they do learn to tolerate one another and to present, usually, a united front.
"You can tolerate one or two faults, but when it comes to three or four, you cannot".
"Before you get married to a Marine you have to see if you could tolerate one of these deployments.
ARTHUR has become the world's most famous aardvark by encouraging children to solve life's problems by tolerating one another's differences.
