grappling with a problem, trying hard to understand or solve a difficult problem, swayed by public opinion, influenced by what most people think, the hassle of commuting, the annoying effort of travelling to and from work, out of vanity, because you want admiration or to look good, a spiteful remark, a nasty comment meant to hurt someone, concrete evidence, clear, strong proof that supports a claim, sloppy work, careless work with mistakes, asked tentatively, asked in a cautious or unsure way, a mere coincidence, just a chance event, not planned or connected, human cognition, how the mind thinks, learns, and understands, a flock of starlings, a group of starlings moving or flying together, no longer tenable, no longer reasonable or possible to defend, the crux of the issue is, the most important point of a problem, a deep abhorrence of, a very strong feeling of disgust or hate towards something, espoused a view, openly supported a belief or opinion, an eminent scientist, a very respected and well-known scientist, a bid to hold talks, an attempt to arrange discussions or negotiations, a dubious claim, a statement that seems doubtful or hard to believe, finalise an itinerary, make a travel plan complete and final, international commerce, buying and selling goods between countries.

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