Many of China's dairy farmers are peasants with just a few cows in their yards, milked by hand.
The videos, which Pentagon briefers milked with both fists for their propaganda value, depict Bin Laden as a beard-dyeing putz wrapped up in his TV blanket on a couch in his ramshackle media room, using a remote control to channel-surf satellite news for coverage of himself.
This new rule will force companies such as Sony and Intel to work with officially designated Chinese partners, exposing their intellectual property to the risk of piracy.All too frequently, a short-sighted central government seems to regard foreign companies as cash cows to be milked.
To get foreign aid he has also milked Yemen's perennial vulnerability, its tradition of outspoken pluralism if not real democracy, and its stunning landscapes.
Others fear that all the most valuable companies will be bought up for a song by the corrupt generals who milked and ruined them in the first place.
The European Union banned Mauritania's award-winning camel cheese because the camels were milked by a pastoralist's hand, not by a gleaming machine.By Mr Kono's reckoning, the transition from despotism to democracy results in lower tariffs but higher barriers of other sorts.
Chronicle of greedHollinger International, which recently sold Britain's Daily Telegraph, accused Lord Black and other former bosses of "lining their pockets" to the tune of $400m and treating the firm as a "cash cow to be milked".
Being there The battle of big beer Reprints Related items Corporate scandals, continued: Black and blackerJan 8th 2004As well as old allegations that Lord Black wrongly took money via inflated management fees and "non-compete" payments when newspapers were sold, the suit details other ways in which they allegedly used Hollinger as "a cash cow to be milked of every drop of cash".
The typical routine, a variation of which may have taken place in Tamaulipas, is that migrants are kidnapped and forced to hand over the phone numbers of relatives ideally rich ones in the United States who are then milked for money, on pain of torture of their loved ones.
But as John Campbell makes plain in this unauthorised biography, the Iron Lady would also have milked the arrival of a new baby in Downing Street for every last drop of political advantage.
Ever since September 11th 2001 George Bush has milked the first instinct for all it is worth.
