Maybe it's because all those Rough Guide-type snobs regard it as 'Travel Lite', cooped up on a floating gin palace before being disgorged every now and then for a couple of hours shopping in some duty-free harbour-side precinct.
In 1996, 1.63m of them stayed at least one night, and a further 1.78m visited but did not stay overnight, most of them passengers on cruise ships that put in at Nassau for some duty-free shopping.
That just because we're past 50 and haven't done the rounds of the cosmetic clinics we haven't failed in some unspoken duty to forever fix ourselves at 30?
Fred Bergsten, head of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, came out in favor of a limited form of the Ryan-Murphy currency bill (HR 2378), which would allow the Commerce Department to treat currency manipulation as a subsidy in some countervailing duty investigations.
American car companies offer diesel engines in some light-duty trucks and plan to increase diesel availability.
Billy Vunipola, whose rampaging form is becoming one of England's keenest weapons, and Brookes put in some heavy-duty carrying, and Ford sent Nowell over in the corner.
Often translated as "righteousness" and "rightness," gi also conveys a sense, in some contexts, of duty, responsibility, and obligation.
Restless passengers can amble around, visit an electronic art gallery on the upper deck, get something to drink in the galley, or purchase some duty-free items.
Lacking specific instructions on where to report when called in for duty, some went to their own firehouse, others went to firehouses near the trade center and still others responded to the scene itself.
(His Deep Throats include "some retired guys, some currently in active duty, from all ranks and all kinds of positions").
We just hope that the designer finds some time in between diaper duty and work to make a tiny tux for little Jack.
