Lightly breaded calamari was fine standard fare, especially good as a nibble at the bar.
Yet judged by the fine standard of its predecessors, Mr Buffett's 50th letter to shareholders, like Mr Munger's, leaves them with more questions than answers.
Classical bands such as Fanfara Ciocarlia and Taraf de Haïdouks, who once enjoyed international acclaim and a fine standard of living in their native villages, are being pushed back into poverty and obsolescence by brash newcomers.
Both the memory savings and quality loss vary depending on the amount of compression, so most cameras offer a choice of compression levels, typically described as small, medium and large, or fine, standard and economy.
The revelation among them is not Jean-Luc Godard's "Contempt" (1963) or Akira Kurosawa's "Ran" (1985) — both excellent films that have previously been released in fine standard-definition versions by the Criterion Collection — but "The Ladykillers," a 1955 comedy from Ealing Studios in Britain.
JPEG (fine, standard), RAW, RAW + JPEG.
That, if meant and enforceable, is a fine standard.
With a stupendous array of creature comforts, the latest specification sits not merely above the very fine standard Range Rover, but the luxury-laden Autobiography edition as well.
The cromlech consists of a north south aligned long mound of locally obtained rocks and cobbles, mainly of limestone, revetted by two coursed, dry-stone kerbs of "a fine standard".
And it seems that the difficulty lies not only in our own desire to present ourselves in a way that casts a positive light on our actions, thoughts and feelings but also because of an unspoken rule in social transactions that demands (and I don't think "demand" is too strong a word) we conform to the "I'm doing just fine" standard that is prevalent everywhere you turn.
