"We have different business plans for different airlines, " he says, explaining how tomorrow's planes could be separated into zones.
One is the notion that somehow ownership could be separated from control.
The business and regulatory impact assessment report, signed off by Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and lodged at Holyrood on 21 March, said the costs associated with the referendum could be separated into four broad categories.
The old village was a place in which conflict could never be escaped, in which the public and the private could never be separated.
But a clutch of leading players are within striking distance as World No.1 McIlroy and Woods could not be separated at the end of the second round.
Gravesend and Farnborough - level on points in the middle of the Conference table - could not be separated after a tough contest ended in a goalless draw.
But the 22-year-old picked herself up to win silver in the 50m backstroke event later on Friday, finishing just 0.03 seconds behind Australia's Sophie Edington, while Davies and Emily Seebohm of Australia could not be separated for bronze.
That problem could be intensified, North says, as people are separated from necessary medicines such as antipsychotics or antidepressants.
This means that atoms in different traps could be brought together, made to perform a computation and then separated.
In the recording, Ali warned his wife, from whom he had separated, that her family's home could be raided by police as a result of his activities.
We were surrounded by nothing but sea in all directions, seemingly as separated from the rest of the world as people could possibly be.
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