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A harvest of rejection , as well as her grandmother ’ s harsh accusations , were stored in her mind if she ever , even for a second , forgot what had brought her to this point in her life . Maybe it was Ward , at the top of the rope , or Read , who was next in line , but whoever had slipped would have had only a second or two to arrest his fall . However , he noted , the Supreme Court also stated in Tinker that school officials may control student expression if there is evidence of an actual or potential danger that expression would " materially and substantially interfere with appropriate discipline in the operation of the school . Thus we have a second ground for asserting that the species is more truly substance than the genus . I wanted to arrive early because I had heard that the person who finished second in the South Pole marathon , Dean Karnazes , was planning on heading up earlier than April 24 to do a solo run to the North Pole as well . A 's on the banquette ) was my little secret , locked in my file box-a small metal box where every single client 's formula was recorded on index cards . On our second attempt and successful ascent , we reached this point in just one day . " It took only a second for the top team to catch up with the two Californians , 50 feet [ 15 meters ] below . Once the nail had been repaired , Alex gave herself one last , critical look in the dresser mirror . Congressman Wheezle 's plan , however , had a second flaw . " " They will presently , if only for a moment , " said Courtenay ; " when the dish you have ordered comes in there will be a deathly silence at the next table . I climb back down , unable to continue in such clothing .