31.   The trouble with grasping modern physics is that in the quantum world, objects have properties for which there are no physical counterparts that you can see.

32.   They also seem to float in the middle of the loft, and the objects themselves have such a self-possessed integrity that they define their territory.

33.   To become a black hole, an object has to be really big.

34.   What the offending objects have in common is, of course, their organic nature, their use of genuine bodies, body parts or body products.

35.   With Picasso, more than with most artists, the tendency has been to interpret his works as if each object had a specific symbolic meaning to be decoded.

36.   In that case, the object would have much less mass and would not pose any danger to Earth because it would burn up in the atmosphere.

37.   The colonel told her the object had gone off-target due to a technical problem.