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It's a simple but excellent concept for a book, and one that Simpson – to his credit as an author, but perhaps not to his advantage as a human being – doesn't back down from pursuing to the bitter end.

The argument, made both by the authors and their interviewees, is that this is an essential part of Downing Street keeping an eye on what each department is up to, and nipping potential problems in the bud – an excellent concept in principle, but one that does not explain, for example, why the Windrush scandal went unaddressed so long.

A bit steep, but as a parent, I think it's an excellent concept.

Relativity can be an excellent concept to take the pressure off, keep them grounded and keep their values in check.

They began life as the central conceit on Sheffield electro-duo Eccentronic Research Council's excellent recent concept album, Johnny Rocket, Narcissist & Music Machine … I'm Your Biggest Fan.

The pork with clams is uneven; the pork itself varies in quality, and can be dry, and I wish there were more clams, but the stew itself is so excellent in concept — it's rounded out with garlic and fried potatoes, as are so many Portuguese dishes — that it's difficult to be disappointed.

Barnes & Noble's e-book initiative has some bright spots: the iPhone and Windows apps are mostly excellent, the concept of free access to public-domain books is sound and being able to read your e-books on your laptop is a no-brainer.

Despite scores of excellent, high concept, minutia-driven collections, or even Grammy-winning box sets released over the years by some of our greatest artists, and regardless of if you like or dislike the music of Neil Young, nothing comes close to what Archives achieved.