Only a pair of songs near the end of the album, "Party Time" and "That Feeling," appear to be reaching for a broader idea, trading strip-club throbbing for pop-ear breeze.
Its underlying trading, stripping out player transfers, is profitable.
Committees in the House and Senate approved legislation last week that would grant Obama "fast track" authority on trade, stripping Congress of its power to amend whatever deal the administration ultimately reaches.
At a trading level, stripping out exceptional items, operating profits hit £2.5m in the year to the end of September 2013.
The company said that at a trading level, stripping out one-off redundancy and restructuring costs, the titles' losses were a shade under £10m last year.
His incessant trading had stripped the farm system of its top prospects, and stars like Winfield and Don Mattingly didn't have enough support.
Mr. Dimon, meanwhile, was knocked in 2012 by some disastrous trades that stripped shareholders of $6 billion of revenue.
He has to negotiate the price, and Selig would slash it if he were to feel any trades had stripped the franchise.
In an effort to halt the company's plummeting market value, Mr. Diller wants to break it into five publicly traded parts, stripping Liberty of its voting premium at the four spinoff entities.
Whatever the outcome of the trading floor, you strip.
"Like the beer corks, some of these had a larger value than others: I remember trading an entire strip of ten to get just one of Joe Jackson.
