It is a brilliant number, which always gets the audience chuckling, but Krupke is also a damning indictment of a society that refuses to take responsibility for its young and is then surprised and appalled when they end up in street gangs.
That's not a brilliant number: turned around 36percentt said they felt uncomfortable with mobile ads.
I remember recognising Chairman Mao's brilliant number two, Zhou Enlai, an unforgettable face, and the burly Chen Yi, the powerful general who was acting foreign minister.
They already had a brilliant number that distills everything you might want to say about racism in the South.
Whatever the cause, football in England's top division has remained thrillingly direct – none of this Barcelona nonsense of suffocating your opponent of the will to live; the best English sides have always been surgically accurate counter-attackers, orchestrated by the flair, wit and invention of brilliant number 10s – the 90s had Bergkamp, Cantona, Zola; today we have Coutinho, Silva, Hazard.
Hard to say and difficult to prove, but, having suggested in my last column that she was a bit too overconfident and cheeky, I must commend her for her subdued patter after her brilliant number, and, in particular for how she behaved when Diversity was declared the winner.
Dustin Hoffman's autistic character in "Rain Man" was brilliant with numbers, but you wouldn't necessarily want him in the White House.
Please contact these artists and collaborate--strength in (brilliant, inventive) numbers.
"Brilliant mix of numbers and stories, humility and aggressiveness, traditional conservatism and political populism," Frank Luntz tweeted.
As "in the spirit of Total Football," David Winner announces at the beginning of "Brilliant Orange", "chapter numbers are not sequential.
