Those who are attacked tend either to be new arrivals or to operate in newer, more divided settlements.Informal retailing has swiftly become a foreign speciality.
The variable was labeled "SPECIALITY".
In its move to countries with more potential for growth, the bank bought Merrill Lynch's private-banking business in Germany in October and one in France from Lloyds TSB in May.Tellingly, most of these investments are in businesses that look after domestic money rather than in those that look after slightly dodgy foreign cash, a traditional Swiss speciality.
A speciality is made of picture postcards, and foreign stamps are kept in great variety.
In theory, the executive committee's task was to run all the group's investment-banking businesses--equities and corporate finance in London, which are Kleinwort's specialities, and bond and foreign-exchange trading, most of which is done by Dresdner in Frankfurt.
Economists say those jobs are unlikely to return because the industries which were North Carolina's speciality - apparel and home furnishings - face intense foreign competition.
Imagine Mr Fox as an ambitious senator with wealthy friends, a strong interest in mainstream areas of foreign policy (relations with Israel, defending NATO) a more obscure speciality interest (Sri Lanka) and his own political action committee.
The growing, vibrant and multifaceted international openness movement includes many speciality components: open data, open budgets, open contracts, open foreign aid, open extractive industry payments, open parliaments, and open government generally, as embodied in the Open Government Partnership.
Dr King loved southern specialities.
Foreign, foreign, foreign.
With greater knowledge have come new specialities.
