"It has taken 30 years of hard labor for me to discover and invent myself, and now I wish to protect my invention from unauthorized exploitation, genetic or otherwise," Ms. MacLean told The Guardian, a national newspaper.
CORRECTION: This entire article is an invention from the headline down.
The Brazilian excels at the simple things, but Chelsea required more invention from midfield.
If you could eliminate one invention from the last 100 years, what would it be?
He tells Galileo of an invention from Holland: a tube with two lenses that makes distant objects appear close.
The track's austerely appealing string arrangement, played by the quartet Brooklyn Rider, is her invention from top to bottom.
More significant, though, and what keeps "Invention" from being only a highbrow frolic, is what lies beneath its intellectual glitter.
The direction of all invention, from writing to the telephone and beyond, has been to weave human beings closer in a constant hum of conversation.
One product Rentokil turned down was the Nooski, an invention from New Zealand, which lassoes a rodent with a rubber band, strangling it.
"Investors are unlikely to make such investments if they cannot prevent purchasers of living organisms containing their invention from using them to produce unlimited copies".
It's an episodic work of great visual invention — from scene to scene, you never see what's coming — that reminds you just how drearily conventional many movies are.
