A judge who presides over a murder enquiry, and thereby receives much publicity, benefits from the accused, but has no reason to benefit the accused.
As to why the shades of Eliot and Spender should hang over this enquiry, the answer lies in Professor Graddy's determination to bang yet another nail into the already well-sealed coffin of what might be called the myth of creative exceptionalism.
Kate Taylor, membership secretary at the Putney Town Rowing Club, said: "The reaction has been unbelievable; we've had over 50 enquiries in the last two days alone and I've been getting emails and phone calls every day since the rowing began, from people asking about joining.
In December 1999, when there were over 1200 enquiries to the EBS, resulting in almost 1000 transfers, it issued its first ever warning that ICU beds were in short supply.
Madame X arrives for her letter and he hands it over, confused by her enquiries about "l'autre personne".
Barcelona are reported to have made another enquiry over the availability of Chelsea defender David Luiz, having made an offer for the Brazilian in the summer.
Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas admitted that he had made an enquiry over Mata's availability during the transfer window, although his former club's reluctance to sell showed that Spurs were a genuine rival in the Premier League title race.
Most importantly it relied on retrospective enquiry over 3 months, and therefore participants' recall, to estimate impact of headache on work absence and productivity.
A confidential enquiry over 10 years ago in two hospitals in England found such a situation [ 1].
Primary care professionals could be more proactive in enquiry, repeated over time, about toileting and incontinence problems and in giving advice and information to reduce crisis and problems.
