The odd bit of spying is one thing, but large scale espionage is another.
The odd bit of anatomy was mentioned in a paper more than a century earlier, but had been little commented on since.
Tew said: "He leaves the All Blacks job as one of the greatest coaches in the game, his record is unsurpassed and while he will now get time to spend with family and friends, and the odd bit of fishing, we are delighted that Graham is still going to be involved in New Zealand rugby".
Getting slagged off online is par for the course, and absorbing the odd bit of constructive criticism is character-building.
But, honestly, the odd bit of slow down is very unlikely to affect your enjoyment of any game, unless it's set in Gotham.
The odd bit of predictable plotting is neither here nor there when the dialogue rattles along so sweetly.
Perhaps it's because, alongside the odd bit of self-criticism, they are all so reassuringly insistent that, in an increasingly complicated world, America just keeps on doing the right thing.
His reward was the odd bit of coverage that made him out to be an aspiring political superhero; on the Scotsman's website, the headline was: "I will save the union".
There was the odd bit of male attention for an adolescent me, but that was clamped down on pretty quickly by the security police, of whom most people seemed to live in terrible fear.
Other than the odd bit of magic from Stuart Hogg, it's been a while since we've seen a Scottish back slicing through defences, so Dunbar's well-taken second-half tries were a sight for sore eyes.
