Recent predictions four week occupations, candy-throwing Iraqis, and remade Middle Easts all of course come to mind, but it would be more fun, and probably more fair, if the instances came from the more, ahem, historical past.
The presented values are averages obtained for all 42 instances, coming from five independent test runs.
Its steaks, for instance, come from Leamington Spa butcher Aubrey Allen (see above).
The policies to support the stockmarket, for instance, come from Mr Mori's party, the Liberal Democrats (LDP).
Meaty and nutty flavours, for instance, come from pyrazines, oxazoles and thiazoles, compounds containing nitrogen, oxygen and sulphur respectively.
It's not hard to find big-picture (and ideologically charged) assessments of global manufacturing, but when I asked the executive director of China Labor Watch if there was an easy way for a typical consumer to find out whether a specific device had, for instance, come from a Foxconn facility, he said no.
Clearly, promotion of his life and ideals must in the first instance, come from the Austrian church given that in March 1938 Cardinal Theodor Innitzer, the then Archbishop of Vienna, covered it in lasting shame by ordering his cathedral and all his churches to peal their bells and fly swastikas when the Nazis seized Austria.
Substances meeting two PBT criteria, for instance, come from all major use categories, whereupon the proportions basically reflect the different sizes of the use groups.
Lerwick, for instance, comes from the Old Norse Leirvik, meaning muddy bay.
