Are there more coffee shops now than there were in the 1950s, the last time youth culture revolved around the espresso machine?
Increasingly, however, his life revolved around the political bubble and television studios, though he never lost his common touch at home.
The Day of the Horse holiday was started by Berdymukhamedov's late predecessor, Saparmurat Niyazov, an eccentric dictator who renamed the months after members of his family and erected a golden statue of himself that revolved to reflect the sun.
The interest revolved around rents and lengths of retail leases.
Implementing tough, law-and-order approaches that revolved around curfews and bans, would send a message to would-be jihadists that they were more than "maladjusted teenagers", Malet said.
Much of the debate, perhaps inevitably, revolved around the emotional make-up of Messrs Blair and Brown, the contrast between the insincere emoter and the man unable to talk human.
His game, mirroring that arc, has always revolved around a handful of paradoxes, or at the very least implausibilities.
The Coalition's strategy to sell the policy change in the budget has revolved around the concept that parents who access both employer and commonwealth schemes are "double dipping" – even though it is legitimate to use both schemes.
The Tory campaign with a rightwing candidate revolved around immigration, with ceaseless talk of sending back foreign prisoners, cracking down on legal aid abuse and restricting benefits.
The family's social life revolved around the church.A quiet conversionIt was never hard to see the influence of Methodism, born as a reaction to the complacency and privilege of 18th-century Anglicanism, on Mrs Thatcher.
UNTIL liberalisation in 1991, the travel schedules of Indian executives often revolved around treks to Delhi to beg officials for access to hard currency and permission to import equipment.
