Apart from encounters like these, artists often seem marginal to the social scene at a blue-chip fair like Art Basel Miami Beach, which is dominated by dealers, collectors and museum trustees, who use these four days to reinforce their business and personal relationships at often opulent dinners and parties.
The state's argument was that workers who did not join the union were still obliged to chip in "fair share" fees, as they also benefited from the union's representation.
The model can also satisfactorily correlate data of deacetylation of xylan and formation of products (free acetyl groups and acetyl groups attached to xylooligomers in the hydrolyzate) in the autohydrolysis of sugar maple and aspen wood chips with fair accuracy.
"The bill simply asks industry to chip in its fair share," he said.
But, if my experience at El Faisan d'Or and other cheap eateries is anything to go by, even in restaurants that would be considered greasy spoons in the UK you can trust that the half-bottle you quaff with your steak and chips will be fair.
I think I ended up paying it back with money from my confirmation, but they must have chipped in a fair amount, because I doubt I raked in $3,500 for eating some communion bread.
"I hope Jamie can do that for us this season and I can also chip in with my fair share".
"To be fair," Amey chips in cheerily, "that could still happen".
Comparing the two breeds of chips isn't really fair, however, since they process data in distinctly different ways.
On signing for Luton Town manager Gary Brabin described McAllister as "adaptable in any role...he works hard, he's strong and he chips in with his fair share of goals".
That fluffed chip will be replayed a fair few times, but let's be honest: McDowell came good when he needed to, and was never going to lose that point.
