Having left his paper in the train's dining carriage, he returns to find that the waiter questions its ownership.

ECONOMIST: For some, France is still on the other side of the earth

Left to savor are virtuoso touches, like a flock of birds that becomes useless paper, a train that glides along the surface of a lake, and one of the great villains of all time, Yubaba, who looks like a bobble-headed grandmother on speed.

NEWYORKER: Spirited Away

One Saturday while the boss was away his deputy made major changes to the paper to report a train crash and an air disaster, and reasonably expected to be given a pat on the back for his efforts.

ECONOMIST: David Astor | The

They hung on and rode the inflation train to huge paper gains.

FORBES: Wriston's Law Still Holds

Paper-folding enthusiasts gathered at the National Railway Museum in York to create a train of 1, 550 wagons, headed by a paper model of Stephenson's Rocket.

BBC: The museum is home to steam trains from around the world

But take any plane, train or bus and consumers are holding--paper.

FORBES: Magazine Article

But this argument is a sham, and demonstrates just how desperate the NHL is to keep the public gravy train going, and how desperate Glendale is to paper over the terrible decision it made 8 years ago when it initially built the stadium.

FORBES: A Critical Battle Over The Sports Economics Model