He said: "The contract they want to impose will remove vital protections on safe working patterns, devalue evening and weekend work and make specialities such as emergency medicine and general practice less attractive, even though the NHS is already struggling to recruit and retain doctors to these areas of medicine.
They deal also in provisions, and make a speciality of saddlery and harness, which they import from Walsall.
Liberals make a speciality of by-election upsets, as famous victories such as Orpington (1962) and Newbury (1993) attest.
It produces pulp from raw wood, but also boasts state-of-the-art machines to make the speciality papers that constitute most of its production.
Yet it has energy and invention, as demonstrated by the Rome-based period ensemble Mare Nostrum, who make a speciality of music from their own eternal city.
Sebald loathes the term "Holocaust literature" ("it's a dreadful idea that you can have a sub-genre and make a speciality out of it; it's grotesque").
Nobody wants to see Keane resorting to the forms of blandness that others make their speciality but, if he is to find a way back into management, perhaps he might have to realise there is a middle ground.
But though Dominic Dromgoole's production – staged in Elizabethan dress with Roman trimmings and with music played on period instruments that make a speciality of fruity, fart-like noises – cannot completely disguise the diminution in the play's quality after the interval, it holds the audience's attention even in Shakespeare's less inspired passages.
Only 1percentt of the U.S. population is vegan, partly because veganism isn't cheap: The cost comes from the value of specialty products made by speciality companies with cloying names (tofurkey, anyone?).
w A Vietnamese cookery class at the Park Hyatt, Saigon (00 84 8 3824 1234; saigon.park.hyatt.com), begins with a Vespa ride to the Ben Thanh Market to buy ingredients to make local specialities.
