The first pair, fourth pair, and fifth pair can be used to contrast the careers of writers and editors.
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In 1965 he was 300 miles above the Earth and what no one - including Leonid Brezhnev - knew was that he was minutes from death. Fifty years on, Alexei Leonov, the first man to walk in space, explains what happened next.
Never before had a human being experienced a silence so absolute. “It was absolutely still,” says Alexei Leonov. “I heard the beating of my heart; I heard my heavy breath.” Below him was a planet without borders – the East and the West an unbroken stretch of land, the Iron Curtain invisible. “On my right, the Volga and the Ural Mountains. On my left Bulgaria, Greece, Italy. Then I looked up and I saw the Baltic Sea.”