But the Ofcom ruling contained something else – unprecedented criticism of the way "a national newspaper" (ie the Mail) handled the story.
In still other cases, brewers used barrels that had once contained something else, like bourbon, Scotch, Port or even pinot noir, hoping to impart to the beer trace elements of the past contents.
I very much hope that these legal processes do flush out the criminals because it is completely unacceptable that British consumers should be sold a product marked as one thing which actually contains something else.
Like an Escher optical illusion – say, a regular tessellation of birds morphing into fish – Conway beheld the game, and then he saw that it embedded or contained something else entirely: the numbers.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Dunkin Donutsuts Yields a Private Equity Profit | The Washington Post reports: "Dunkin' Donuts may be packed with fat, sugar and calories, but the legendary Massachusetts-based chain contained something else in its fillings — nearly $2 billion in profit for the Carlyle Group and its fellow private equity investors, Bain Capital and Thomas H. Lee Partners".
It could just as easily be a box with the Nokia logo on top that contains something else entirely within.
But that laughter contains something else.
The reagent may also turn green in the case of 2-CB, orange in the case of speed or methamphetamine, or a variety of other colours if the pill contains something else.
The Cambridge online dictionary definition of inclusion, for instance, is 'to contain something as part of something else, or to make something part of something else'; while the definition of incorporation is 'to include something as part of something larger'.
I want you to believe that they might have existed, but they are real only in as much as they are the idea of something real contained in something else.
