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"Romantic fashions were a thing of the moment," notes Ms Marschner.

"I feel like we've been in a really conservative moment," notes Martine Rose, another London-based menswear designer who tests gender conventions with her clothes.

As a result, "there are many opportunities for scientists to pursue a bioinformatics/big data career in the biotech/big pharma industry at the moment," notes Jared Kaleck, senior director of computational chemistry/biology and formulation development at executive search firm Klein Hersh International.

"Scientific discovery without potential economic return or job creation potential is therefore not being considered by SFI or the Irish government at the moment," notes physicist Peter Gallagher of Trinity College Dublin, who adds that Ireland remains one of the few European countries not in CERN, the European laboratory for particle physics.

"We've got the operating system into commercial shape and we have the first major licensing deals with Indian players but at the same time it has been a heavy R&D project and the investment consuming quite a lot of money and that's why it was so critical to get the financing at this moment," notes Saarnio.

"We've got the operating system into commercial shape and we have the first major licensing deals with Indian players but at the same time it has been a heavy R&D project and the investment consuming quite a lot of money and that's why it was so critical to get the financing at this moment," notes Saarnio.

"In historical terms it's an extraordinary moment," noted Timothy Garton Ash, an Oxford specialist in European studies.

The rally was filmed in its entirety save for a brief moment noted by NBC, when a major thunderstorm interrupted the live feed.

But she says she is investing less than before in hospital stocks at the moment, noting that few people really want to be in the hospital.

Radack described the events in the Senate on Sunday as "a hugely symbolic moment", noting that it was the first time that the powers in the Patriot Act had not been automatically re-authorised annually.

At least one aide, in a typically surreal Brussels moment, noted that the pudding was served a week after an EU court ruling that almond or soya products could not be called "milk".