Roughly three-fifths comes from footwear, most of the rest from apparel, but it slices its markets very thin.

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But with a very, very thin margin.

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But it means that public services have had three very thin years, obliging false economies to be made, followed now by four very fat ones, causing money to be wasted.

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It is already difficult in the UK if you subsidise Scotland or Wales, but if there is no shared nationhood this support is very thin.

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Nokia is flooding the markets with these WP 7.8 phones in order to make the ecosystem grow (maybe with thin profit or no profit, but it is very important, and it is worth it).

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But at the end of the day you are talking about a very thin physics puzzle game where the characters don't have much of a story.

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The scene, like much of the better moments in the film, walks a thin line between comedy and outward embarrassment, but it's a very real line to be walking.

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In New York, business leaders can be sitting on a million dollars but with a business pipeline looking thin and even with interest rates at zero, there is very little incentive to invest in growth in uncertain times.

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But it can hardly be seen to ditch the individuals who backed it through (very) thick and thin.

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Profit margins for feature phones may be very thin (they contributed just half of Nokia's total phone revenue), but these economies are rapidly getting richer.

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