On terms that are cut-rate and usually temporary — a few weeks or months — the artist gets a gallery or studio, and the landlord gets a vibrant attraction that may deter crime and draw the next wave of paying tenants.
Three waves of paid campaign advertising were conducted (see table 1).
The 'Alcohol and Cancer' mass media campaign ran from May 2010 to May 2011 and consisted of three waves of paid television advertising with supporting print advertisements.
But even some Frederick experts are surprised at the tidal wave of attention paid to his tricentennial.
The first wave of attention paid to the Kyoto School in the West in the 1980s largely ignored the political debate that had long surrounded the School in Japan.
Teenagers in blazers stared up at the escalator, a Trumpian monument to the heady first day of the reality-TV star's 2016 campaign, when he ascended, waving slowly, into a crowd of paid extras, and announced he was running for president.
Ventura surfer Peter Miller, 30, said he doesn't like the idea of paying for wave information.
For many managers, including those who do not formally make pay confidential, the thought of any new law that could set off a wave of freewheeling pay discussions is disturbing.
In recent years, claimant lawyers, led by Newcastle-based lawyer Stefan Cross, have unleashed a tidal wave of equal pay litigation on our employment tribunals funded on "no win, no fee".
Another wave of dramatic pay inflation looks unlikely this time around, though, thanks to a vast pool of cheap potential recruits in emerging markets like India — overlooked in the past, but increasingly seen as a desirable option by London law firms whose outlook has become far less Anglo Saxon-centric.
