"We could have called it 'Casual Male Superstore,' but guys would say, 'That's where my father shopped,' " Mr. Levin said of Destination XL. "So we decided to knock them dead with a new name, without any baggage or preconceived notion of what the store was going to be".
Someone without the baggage of the past," she added".
He could explore the city's club scene without the baggage of being recognised.
The Hostess brands could look especially appealing, without the baggage of the company's debt and labor costs.
"We have a whole generation of young people attracted to the idea of communism without the baggage of the cold war," he said.
Younger academics like Professor Small, 35, attributed the upswing in cultural explanations to a "new generation of scholars without the baggage of that debate".
Some would find it more comfortable to reshape national identities without the baggage of flags and national days.
It became something you could study, practice, tweak a little and put into effect without the baggage of, you know, the actual Ivy League.
A right-wing party without the baggage of a Thatcherite past may complicate things further for northern Tories.And in various practical ways the regional split is self-reinforcing.
Mr. Ryan said the future was in a multiplatform approach to news, "without the baggage of a long-term print institution".
