She was getting a meal, less than a meal, getting a trick or two.

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Mr Roberts has a trick or two up his sleeve to protect his independence.

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In Japan, by contrast, Apple could pick up a trick or two--even (or especially) if it gets beat.

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Engineers trying to prevent grids from becoming overloaded on dry land might learn a trick or two from the navy's researchers.

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The Riksbank, the world's oldest central bank, has a trick or two to teach the European Central Bank (ECB), one of the world's newest.

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Once you've learned a programming trick or two, you can try a robotic arm or a bug-eyed anthropomorph.

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The more difficult trick will be replicating the experiment in people, but Dr Courtine hopes this will be possible within a year or two.

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