At the weekend, the first half was most remarkable for the joy found by Watford's midfield runners, Nordin Amrabat, Jose Holebas and Adlene "Rocket Factory" Guedioura, as they all made inroads against a Chelsea back four that still occasionally looks pissed.
It's the top half that is most amenable to a vivid shade.
The back half is, by most definitions, an action film but at this point, Cameron clearly feels empowered to lean in on the emotional stuff, to be "fulla shit".
Almost half say the U.S. is most important economically, compared to 29percentt who cite China.
"The reality is that the second half is most likely a wash, that's what I take away from this earnings quarter," says Barry Hyman, chief market strategist at Ehrenkrantz King Nussbaum, who attributes the stock market's troubles to negative year-over-year comparisons for the second quarter and dismal corporate guidance.
More than half were women, most had above primary education, most had enough to eat in the last week and few were married or cohabiting.
Just under half are immigrants: most are from Africa, the rest from Bangladesh, Pakistan and a few Arab countries.
The closing moments of the half were the most exciting and either team might have taken the lead.
And still, it seems, more than half were lugging most of the office filing system out of the door on their last day.
Half are inventors, most in their early 30s with master's degrees in a variety of disciplines.
