Hannah Booth We've had to wait a while for female detective chic to move to the next level, but Sarah Lund's cream-and-black Scandi knit is the unsung star of TV drama The Killing and has, in one perfect knitwear coup de grace, ended the hitherto unassailable dominance of the DCI Jane Tennison skirt-suit and trench look.
That basic unpalatability wrecked the career of David Trimble, who with the nationalist leader John Hume made the agreement possible; a settlement built by moderates ended up empowering Sinn Fein and the hitherto vituperative, medieval Mr Paisley.
Yes! 'Twas Michael Steele, who went on to admonish "navel gazing" and reiterate that "the time to fix or focus on the past had ended," and that new Republican ideas would hitherto come free with any medium or large pizza, at Pie-Tanza.
However, the legal battle to coerce the pizza shop to cater to same-sex weddings ended in the pizza shop being closed, but only after making a hitherto unknown pizza shop the focus of national news, a cause célèbre for social conservatives, and recipient of over $800,000 in donations.
And I ended up being "friends" with a whole load of people from my dim and frankly best-forgotten past who I had hitherto successfully managed to escape.
Online music, which has hitherto symbolised the end of copyright in the online world, could come to embody the opposite.At first sight, this may seem to be a good thing.
Its designers and engineers work side by side with local talent, and have already launched half a dozen inexpensive, novel products that Medtronic would not have made on its own.This is new territory for Medtronic, which has hitherto made high-end, costly kit.
Here Ibsen anticipates feminism: give a woman freedom, and you end much of the repression that has hitherto marked her existence.
There was also the intriguing possibility that Sir Bradley Wiggins may not end his career at the Rio Olympics as has hitherto been his plan.
"A decade of war is now ending," says Obama, getting his first real applause from the hitherto quiet crowd.
