More news this morning on the terrifying slump in sales will no doubt increase pressure on the government to dig into our pockets and throw the industry a bone or two.
And an experimental European research project is ensuring this axiom cuts very close to the industry's bone indeed by applying machine learning technology to critically sift big tech's privacy policies — to see whether AI can automatically identify violations of data protection law.
Rejected subjects included Routes to Anywhere in Mainland Britain by Road from Letchworth, the Banana Industry and Orthopaedic Bone Cement in Total Hip Replacement.
According to the lithic and the bone industry and the radiocarbon dating, this was attributable to a late phase of the Middle Magdalenian.
China's 1993 ban closed down a significant legal industry in tiger bones and medicines made from tiger bones.
Sophisticated bronze, ceramic, stone, and bone industries were housed in a network of settlements surrounding the unwalled cult centre at Xiaotun, which had rammed-earth temple-palace foundations.
Those drivers, who are often independent and own their own rigs, have to cope with managers' demands and all the safety rules that still exist, even as the close-to-the-bone industry leaves little room for error.
The hydrophobic starch fatty acid esters produced may have potential industrial applications such as surface coating materials, flavoring agents in food industry and biomedicals for bone fixation and replacements.
It doesn't take much to see that the problems of two little companies do amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world; on the other hand, the hill isn't half as tall as the companies would like to think, and I am suspicious of movies that pride themselves on nudging the funny bone of industry wonks.
