France does not have a stranglehold on up-and-coming cheeses, although maroilles, a powerful cow's milk cheese from Flanders, bears close watching, and Comté seems to be picking up steam.
Less than 10 minutes remained when a quickly taken penalty enabled Saints finally to break the stranglehold, Sam Dickinson picking up and surging over the line after James Craig's burst down the touchline was stopped 15 yards short.
Queen are the only act to break up their stranglehold, with a rare version of Bohemian Rhapsody.
Clearly, the real news here is that Apple seems to be loosening up its stranglehold over what does and does not fly in its App Store.
But Australia kept up their stranglehold to send wing Turner over on the left, with O'Connor finding his kicking range from tight on the touchline to give his side a 17-6 lead.
But today, the problem is union leaders and members refuse to give up their stranglehold on industry and government.
Patent holders could also sue the websites that host the software that enables the printers to manufacture the objects, but this, too, could stymie perfectly legal inventions and end up putting a stranglehold on innovation, he said.
"It's a protest against the stylistic mid-20th century cultural stranglehold that continues to clog up our pop culture and strangle our forward-minded spirits to this day," explains Rhys of the song, which bounces along like 1980s Kim Wilde and makes mention of "shagpile carpets".
And like a dragon guarding its hoard, it has striven primarily to maintain its stranglehold on enterprise, which makes up the vast majority of Microsoft's treasure intake.
But when you've worked your entire life to escape the Southern Baptist stranglehold on northeast Florida, winding up smack-dab in the middle of a burgeoning religious community can be a real drag.
