It is their prize for essential number crunching, for keeping London at the forefront of world economics.
Keeping a neutral spine is essential in a crunch, but many of Dixon's clients don't have a clear understanding of what this really means and, as a result, they begin the crunch with improper form.
Crispy blades of gobo (burdock root), flung with seeming carelessness on top, are essential in their gift of crunch.
An end to the American housing recession, something that many observers regard as essential to ending the credit crunch, seemed little closer yesterday, with US real estate prices falling by the sharpest annual rate ever in July, though the monthly rate of decline is slowing.
There is not enough emphasis put on this, however this is more essential than any lift or crunch you will perform.
Next, even before the storm clouds gather, come the panicked townsfolk stampeding into the marketplace, loading up on Cocoa Puffs, Cheetos, Star Crunches and other essential sources of sustenance should they be housebound for weeks.
After 30 seconds crunching the numbers, I asked the essential question: What are you doing to do with the rest of your life?
The fence became an essential part of George's repertory for survival after he awoke in his tent one night to the crunch, crunch, crunch of approaching footsteps.
This process is seen as essential to achieving a new global deal on emissions at a crunch conference in Paris in late 2015, for which the fortnight-long Warsaw conference was supposed to lay the groundwork.
