Take Holl's Linked Hybrid in Beijing, for example, which has a surprisingly open, communal spirit.
Aristotle's example, which has received much discussion, is "There will be a sea battle tomorrow".
Take the taxi industry, for example, which has been opened up.
Take the screen for the predominantly transfusion-borne hepatitis C, for example, which has been in place 92.
Starbucks, for example, which has 800 outlets in UK, had reportedly paid no corporation tax up until 2012.
Harrods, for example, which has stores in all five Heathrow terminals, sells all its products VAT free.
Names like Niepoort, for example, which has been in the port business since 1842 and has made dry wines since the early 1990's.
In Mexico, for example, which has lost nearly half a million manufacturing jobs and 500 maquiladora manufacturers, workers earn four times what their Chinese counterparts do.
Other participants include East Lodge Country House Hotel in the Peak District, for example, which has built wheel-in showers in accessible rooms.
This is not the case for Belfast, for example, which has the eleventh lowest business start-up rate of all UK cities.
In the early works it's probably more elliptical than fantastical, but just look at Lulu on the Bridge, for example, which has a strong element of fantasy".
