"It seems like everyone is following the same kit of parts in the name of experiences; things like every store has a coffee bar," says Ken Nisch, Chairman of JGA, a firm that designs retail spaces.
To ram home the point, state television in July screened 'confessions' from Esfandiari and Tajbakhsh in a two-part programme, In The Name of Democracy, in which their testimony was interspersed with extensive footage from such revolutions.
Precious little affordable housing has been built to replace these losses, and even Brutalist council estates such as Sheffield's Park Hill or London's Robin Hood Gardens are now being part-privatised in the name of regeneration.
Given the current lag in consumer perkiness, we've seen all manner of discounting, BOGOFs and aspirational advertising as part of a sector-wide plea for us to part with cash in the name of economic growth.
This property of colour gives rise in part to the name of the theory of the strong force: quantum chromodynamics.
It is a play, in part, on the name of a player Brazil currently feels it can go to the World Cup without, the exotic Ronaldinho.
Catlow says that this is, in part, because the name of the visa suggests that only the "elite of the elite" should apply, when any high achiever would be suitable.
Would the people of Madison volunteer to become part of Chatham in the name of efficiency?
He also admitted possible failings on his own part, admitting that "in the name of safety, I did perhaps make too many demands, thereby increasing certain costs.
More significant were tribal confederations that espoused a special religious faith, such as the followers of Esmāʿīl I, who in 1501 founded a regime that consolidated its power over Iran and part of Iraq in the name of a sectarian version of Shīʿah Islām.
