While bands and musicians were usually photographed live or during interviews, Davies preferred to pose his subjects against carefully chosen backgrounds or in unusual spots – such as capturing Chrissie Hynde as she rode a fairground carousel.
My luggage is hard-sided, which holds up well against the rough and tumble of the carousel and baggage handlers.
So the horse trading which resulted in Gordon Brown agreeing to implement Tony Blair's 2005 compromise on the EU budget rebate - in return for help in curbing the Europe-wide "carousel" fraud on VAT - made little front page news yesterday.
The deal cements the Canadian bank's presence in America's north-east.The carousel of stock exchange deals continued to whirl.
Fraud puts lots of holes in it, from a builder's undeclared cash jobs to elaborate "carousel" fraud.
Scale up the idea, straighten out the carousel and you have a production line with multiple printing heads.The "Hammering Man" outside the Frankfurt Messe is still bashing away at his piece of metal.
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But with each turn of the carousel, former foes would become friends again.
Back to the EuroMold exhibition, where TNO, an independent research group based in the Netherlands, showed a novel machine with 100 platforms travelling around a carousel in a continuous loop.
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Several members highlighted a "prisoner carousel", in which people are arrested, released and re-arrested.
