When Deng declared Shenzhen China's first liberalised Special Economic Zone in 1980, the city – at that point a mere fishing village of 20,000 – became a sort of economic laboratory for the nation as a whole.
"Even if there ends up being a public interest justification for the subterfuge, we know from the Telegraph's Vince Cable consituency surgery "sting" operation that even the soft-touch Press Complaints Commission considered mere "fishing expeditions" to be against the newspaper ethics code," he said.
This vote has no constitutional legitimacy, they point out – a mere fishing expedition.
Over mere decades, fishing can cause evolutionary changes in key life-history traits governing growth, maturation, and reproductive investment.
As an island surrounded by marshes and meres, the fishing of eels was important as both a food and an income for the abbot and his nearby tenants.
To test whether hunger or the mere presence of fish stimulates the dance, the researchers placed two shrimp--one starved and the other stuffed--in a glass tank next to a tub containing a potential client fish.
It seemed that the mere presence of a fish in a bowl, despite the barriers of glass and water and the fact of the fish's mindlessness, acted as a kind of empathy pump for five-year-olds, getting into the corners of their minds.
"Washed Up," curated by Judith Clark, gives a surreal edge to clothes that are far more interesting than mere dresses patterned with fish or jolly sailor outfits.
Before this one is over, 2,881 visitors will troop through, that young shark will fill up on a mere 3 1/2 pounds of fish, the albatross will dance with a new friend.
A mere decade ago the Gulf fishing community was in trouble due to poorly managed fish stocks and an influx of imported seafood.
