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The data from these experiments were very good — indeed, even better than Newton realized, for small vagaries in them that he dismissed as experimental error were in fact not vagaries at all, but evidence that no polynomial of the sort he was seeking is adequate for resistance forces.

Such vagaries lie at the heart of a debate going on in Congress — whether pharmaceutical companies can be allowed to make generic, low-priced copies of the drugs originated by Genentech and other biotech companies.

Inherent in such a statement is the faith that literature can (yes) transcend our vagaries, or at least cast our contradictions in stark relief.

But while it is perversely fascinating to hear and read about famous names going to prison, to wallow in schadenfreude at their plight and to marvel at the vagaries that life can throw at us all, jailed celebrities do little for the cause of prison reform.

"Fully understood as part of our lot, Proust's complaint leads not to despair but to a gentle smile at the vagaries of human persons and at the time it takes us to recognize ourselves for what we are," Mr. Shattuck writes.

The class then discussed the vagaries of love at first sight, and voted on whether they believed in it.

The 82-page menu was an easy source of ridicule, but in terms of attention to detail how was it that Stuart Broad, given the unique vagaries of bowling at the Waca, did not play here earlier in the tour?

In the magazine this week, I look at the vagaries of modern matchmaking in China.

"Laughing at the vagaries of our minds helps free us from constraining self-images".

By Evan Osnos May 7 , 2012In the magazine this week, I look at the vagaries of modern matchmaking in China.

Few other cities afford the opportunity to investigate the ravages and vagaries of European history at such an intimate level.