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“I hope people who experience ‘The Embrace’ understand or overstand the power of connection for the enhancement of our lives,” Thomas told the paper, adding: “I am excited about building markers that can direct us toward nonviolent coexistence and allow us to tell new stories about our history, our present, our future.”

Congratulations to all the A-Level students getting their results today, be proud of yourselves despite what you got and overstand that this is only the tip of the iceberg for what’s to come!

Overstand, ō-vėr-stand′, v.t. to stand too strictly on the conditions of.

Sometimes, however, they overstand their market, and suffer by refusing the first offers made.