It isn't just geekiness and computer wizardry (though now I say wizard, my thoughts chase inexorably to Daniel Radcliffe, possibly the truest embodiment of this entire trend. What would the 1950s have made of him, as a poster boy? Picture him opposite James Dean. They're like different species).
Photoshop wizardry struck again with the Tories' pregnant Blair poster as runner-up with 11%.
I'll stock up on staples online, then use a little bit of kitchen wizardry, Mrs Beeton-style, to plan the week ahead – easy meals made from all the leftovers.
The technical wizardry is brilliant, and it's great that the sound-mixing team have been recognised.
Though they had two children, most nights the couple would sleep apart, she at her family home, Monis in an apartment packed with cameras – to film, he said, the wizardry and "spiritual consulting" work he did for more than six years starting in 2002.
Even he seemed to doubt the relevance of financial wizardry to the firm's success.
It has probably already suffered an important military-intelligence setback, as Chinese experts crawl all over the plane and whatever electronic wizardry has survived its emergency landing and the crew's destruction procedures.
Direct contact with a large pool of potential voters allows Mr Obama to present his own pitch, unfiltered by the media, and the campaign's technical wizardry will ensure that it is tailored to the recipient.
By contrast, most biotech firms are start-ups that have no products and little clue about how to convert their wizardry into things they can sell.Few would deny that biotechnology has the potential to produce plenty of breakthroughs.
THE mesmerising wizardry of Lionel Messi and the muscular grace of Cristiano Ronaldo are joys to behold.
For all its technological wizardry, Japan's mobile Internet still looks to the foreign eye, at least—like a technology in search of a good use.This may be about to change.
