INTELLECTUAL-PROPERTY rights (IPR), which embrace patents, copyright, trademarks and trade secrets, were once considered an esoteric, and slightly dull, bit of commercial law.No longer.
I don't think the piece is a mad rush but rather a wistful, deftly accented and, above all, slightly slower bit of nostalgia.
It's a remarkable, and slightly unlikely bit of detection, though no more unbelievable than that "green ears" deduction back in season one.
So here's the trick, So this is the slightly magic bit of the class, so pay attention, I'm about to pull a rabbit out of a hat.
Then we set about prodding people to sit on a slightly different bit of the hill in exchange for being part of this very important moment in Glastonbury history.
She does so with a drop in her mellifluousness, but also with a slight curve of her long spine: she bends as if she's just been socked in the back with some slightly familiar bit of bad news.
Also, can one have, say in reaction to some marvellous overhead-backhand-through-the-legs winner, or Roger Federer's general playing style, as in a slightly fauning bit of the New Yorker this week, a "tennisasm"?
"However, these are not normal times". The former Republican House speaker urged Democrats to "be a little more careful about the demons they are unleashing," a slightly ironic bit of advice coming from a prominent Trump supporter.
The former Republican House speaker urged Democrats to "be a little more careful about the demons they are unleashing," a slightly ironic bit of advice coming from a prominent Trump supporter.
The obvious cue is the slightly worn bit of paint lined up on the edge of the platform that indicates that this is where the doors open: he's waiting there, just a little too close to the edge, reading his emails.
