Whitlock's performance was both a fillip and vindication for the men's team, proof that they continue to take the sport somewhere it has never been before in Britain.
A new mini-series based on Herman Melville's novel tries to have it both ways, adding a fillip of Mark Twain to the immortal tale of Ahab and the white whale.
The parliament is now set to vote on the proposal.Pushing through the fuel rule and holding the airlines to account would give both steersmen and market another fillip.
Note the "both are far from perfect" fillip aimed at Twitter and Facebook to lay down a little light covering fire for a reframed double-barrel assault on Google as the really big baddie for not even showing up.
This has given a significant fillip to the incineration industry both in the UK and abroad.
Cher's "Believe" and Christina Aguilera's "Genie in a Bottle" both used some of the same electronic fillips as Madonna does on "Music".
He says the industry will get a fillip from a new terminal and runway at Haneda airport, both opened on October 21st, which will bring early arrivals close enough to central Tokyo to get to Tsukiji for breakfast.Even Mr Ishihara's friends say he may be fighting a losing battle.
Lower input costs and the fillip that cheaper fuel gives consumers ought to boost the profits both of firms that use energy intensively and those that sell to consumers.
Such plans have been given a fillip by the many stimulus plans crafted in recent months by both member states and the Commission, which has proposed using an additional 1 billion euros ($1.35 billion)–out of the 5 billion euros it has identified as available for its recovery program for broadband development in rural areas.
As well as being good news for a company which will now be firmly in the spotlight of tech investors on both sides of the Atlantic, Improbable's success is also a fillip for London.
