Air Canada triumphed over a string of would-be competitors in the years after Canada deregulated its airline industry and privatized Air Canada in the early 1990's.
The Books On Tape department of a Barnes & Noble in New York City is the unlikely meeting spot for a string of would-be lovers.
Not so much Martin O'Neill, who said on Tuesday Delaney is the "wrong side of 30" and intimated a string of injuries would be needed before a recall would be considered.
Ever since some bright spark decided that tethering a cup to a ball with a bit of string would be a fun idea, toymakers have always sought to use the latest technology to ignite children's imaginations.
Keynes, who called this pushing on a piece of string, would be advocating cuts in taxes or higher public spending as a way of generating growth.
It remains a niche collectible, perhaps a result of the string of would-be carmakers who managed to keep the Avanti dream alive, assembling the cars by hand and making incremental changes to the Loewy design.
A good type of string would be twine.
Transcendental numbers are, in a sense, more complicated than algebraic numbers, so Pincus expected that when they are written out in decimal form, their strings of digits would be more random.
Wonder Bread bags, with their red, blue and yellow polka dots, she said, were crocheted into rugs; even stray pieces of string would be collected and crocheted "into a container for a Kleenex box," she said.
However, the idea that a string of masterpieces would have been born if cinemas had been purged of every fast-buck sequel and special-effects extravaganza of the past three decades is bats.
"Seeing direct evidence of strings would be as important as discovering that the world is made of atoms," claims Craig Hogan, an astronomer at the University of Washington, who is a member of the international science team for LISA.Whether gravitational wave scientists will have to stay tight-lipped for long remains to be seen.
