The 42-year-old Camerana joined Armani 12 years ago after cutting his teeth in the food industry.
The latter song was written three years before Cook's "Idol" run, when he was cutting his teeth as a grass-roots rocker.
Day traders are as likely now to be exchange-floor veterans, career-switching professionals or Ivy Leaguers cutting their teeth on Wall Street.
So, you know, we were just cutting our teeth and going to clubs and doing a lot of the same things we still do now.
Hayes taught himself to play the piano, and after cutting his teeth on the Beale Street club scene, he worked his way into a gig as a house musician at Stax.
Instead of cutting his teeth in the oilfields like Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson or wildcatting billionaire Harold Hamm, Watson studied agricultural economics and started his oil career as a financial analyst, not a roughneck.
They are in any case sceptical that Spain can meet its targets for cutting the deficit in the teeth of a recession that is harsher than expected.
Mr Hutt said the quality of the latest find was "quite breathtaking" and included teeth preserved with minute cutting edges.
Sharp or blunt, table knives also meant forks, if for no other reason than that, once you stopped impaling your meat (not to mention tearing it up with your hands and teeth) and began cutting it on a plate, you needed a fork to anchor it while you sliced.
It will put some teeth into the Vacancies Act by, among other things, cutting off the pay of any temporary appointee serving in violation of the law.
An ingenious new laser called Waterlase adds to that the ability to cut through dry teeth and bone by casting a cloud of hot water vapor around the laser's cutting point, a couple of millimeters from the tooth.
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