The trip's official photographer, Linnaeus Tripe, carried around fragile negatives made of waxed paper.
But they also show what a fragile base negative voting, which in recent decades has fuelled the Lib Dems' rise, makes.
Reviewing the outlook for Germany, France and Italy, Pier Carlo Padoan, chief economist of the 34-nation grouping, reported: "The situation for the three largest euro area countries in aggregate is expected to remain fragile, with negative growth projected for the first quarter of 2012 and a moderate rebound in the second quarter.
Trust is fragile because negative events are more visible, they carry greater psychological weight, and they are perceived to be more credible [[ 12], referring to [ 15]].
Box 9, which contains fragile photo negatives, is located offsite and restricted for preservation reasons; digital images of the contents are available.
His new poems, matched with images from the battle of the Somme printed from the fragile glass negatives now in the collection of the Imperial War Museum, will be exhibited for the first time as part of the Norfolk and Norwich festival in May.
The British Film Institute undertook the restoration of the fragile, flammable negatives (which Worden had carefully preserved in plastic ice-cream tubs in his freezer), and a selection was aired in a 2005 BBC series entitled The Lost World of Mitchell and Kenyon.
Its recovery is fragile given the negative trends.
In addition, each subject had a normal high-resolution chromosome analysis, and a negative Fragile X DNA test.
Molecular testing for fragile X was negative.
