With an economic underpinning as fragile as the animal on which it is based, Kentucky's breeding industry, seemingly addicted to its own hype about multimillion-dollar sale horses and rags-to-riches success, proceeded as if the laws of supply and demand did not apply.
Earth is the Loneliest Planet of All is a song that would live up to the bathos of its title if not for the fast shimmy underpinning it, as unlikely as it is effective.
The author rightly stresses that nonetheless it is important that those applying the methodology should understand the concepts and methodologies underpinning PBPK, as well as its current limitations.
This means that CDS sellers don't have to have the same capital underpinning as regular insurance providers do.
"The people of Pakistan are very caring, but they have their particular cultural and political underpinning, as every country has," he says.
She interviews the main characters, goes behind the scenes in the courtroom and does the thing she does best, finds the "mythic underpinning" as she puts it, to the modern-day story.
Supporters of the provision, in the opposition Labour Party and the left-of-center Liberal Democrats, but also numerous among Conservatives, saw statutory underpinning as giving the new body real teeth.
The Octavia is based on the same underpinning as the Golf (they are both manufactured by VW) and while the Golf handles better, the Octavia is spec-for-spec £2-3,000 cheaper than its VW cousin.
They do so with a vast range of emotions, from frantic comedy to righteous fury, that is constantly underpinned, as if by the deep pedal point of an organ, with a weary and bottomless mourning perched on the edge of tears.
In his ethical works, he clearly tries to ground morality in human nature, and to make a case for morality that stands just as well without a theistic underpinning as with one.
