With its Chic-inspired scratchy guitar riff and squelching Roland TB-303 synthesiser bassline – the first such use of the soon-to-become iconic device in a noteworthy song, and thus an accidental ancestor to acid house – out of nowhere, Rip It Up stormed to No 8 in March 1983, a success Collins put down to "regaining something of the old Postcardian positivism".
Second, to put this into context, and show how we distinguish design from something produced naturally by law or something we would put down to chance.
The issue has played little role in this election campaign, however – something analysts put down to a reluctance among politicians to tell "hard truths" to voters.
Not from lesbians, although they'd do this irritating thing of being really friendly with Jake, almost flirty - something I put down to lesbians being competitive.
Suppose that something is put down to chance.
Parliament has a long history of drinking dating back centuries but BBC political correspondent Ben Wright, who is writing a book on the history of politics and alcohol, says sobriety has increased over the past 20 years - something politicians put down to shorter working days, fewer late-night sittings, more women MPs and greater alcohol awareness.
Morris' productivity declined in the latter half of his career, something he put down to the break-up of his opening pairing with Barnes.
He did not return to study for a Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) but instead attempted to gain a fellowship at All Souls College, Oxford; he failed to be accepted, something he put down to his poor pronunciation of Latin.
Each night since the election, the internet has been shut down, something the communications minister put down to mere "disruptions" in the network.
The character works best in concert with the others, though, and the ensemble is excellent, something Ashton puts down to a meticulous casting process and a writing team who really understand the characters.
