Brighton's reputation for unorthodoxy, so carefully built, may not be eroded by such humdrum concerns.
So is the Bank of England.But the degree of unorthodoxy being contemplated in America seems a way off.
For all the unorthodoxy of his campaign so far, the tale that unfolded this week has followed a script containing many of the plot twists that have become drearily familiar from previous political sex scandals in America.
Samuel Su, China president for its American parent, Yum! Brands, says it has been successful because it offers the Chinese a rare combination of safe, tasty food in clean surroundings with American cachet, all at a reasonable price.For those who have to battle against local, often unfairly subsidised competition, success usually requires a dash of unorthodoxy.
Producing me-too products was out of the question, so Corning's only choice was to be endlessly unorthodox and so, for the most part, it has remained.Central to Corning's success in turning unorthodoxy into a winning way has been the management's profound understanding of the value of the company's intellectual property, and its willingness to protect that at any cost.
For all the unorthodoxy of his campaign so far, the tale that unfolded this week has followed a script containing many of the plot twists that have become drearily familiar from previous political sex scandals in America.First, Mr Cain, like many before him, ignored the golden rule, which is to tell all at once before the media find out anyway.
Queen Mary I of England intervened, saving Pole from the fate suffered by his friend Cardinal Giovanni Morone, whom Paul imprisoned on illegitimate charges of unorthodoxy.
He was disturbed when the Privy Council overruled the refusal of a bishop to institute an Anglican divine, George C. Gorham, on grounds of unorthodoxy (1850).
Gioberti was ordained a Roman Catholic priest in 1825 and soon became famous as a professor of theology at the University of Turin, though his ideas began to take on appearances of unorthodoxy.
Its traditional founder, Basava, taught doctrines and practices of surprising unorthodoxy: he opposed all forms of image worship and accepted only the lingam of Shiva as a sacred symbol.
His unorthodoxy lost him his American audience during the 1920s; he continued to study revolutionary politics in Europe and became something of a legendary character for younger expatriates.
