Ewe Yech; baby flavored broth

It is subtle, and it is human nature, and I don't know how else you get people give up their evenings to speak.  

You should also be aware, @Richard Villandry , that every group is different, has its own flavor, rules, fees or no-fees, memberships or no-memberships, and experience level of the attendees.  

I suggest you follow your attorney's advice, they should know the local flavor of the month in their area, no one here knows more about your area than s/he does. :)

(subtle humor injected into the post.)

In the meantime the investing public will get a flavor of the company.

Now, more than ever, there are countless courses,programs,and books, small scale or mainstream media, that are flavored thickly with altruistic intentions and promises to "truly help someone get started" directly marketed to inexperienced people.

Some markets will be a little more substantial and some will be a little more subtle.

Explaining the concept of grass-fed beef, no preservatives, lean, the flavor...

And I wouldn't be surprised if at-least subtle accusations rear themselves during the election cycle with regards to a particular candidate (I have a feeling we won't be hearing much, "You are who you keep company with" out of Conservative pundits this election cycle), but I don't see any major ramifications, as the general public likely won't understand how they've been affected or why it's important that stuff like this needs to stop.In my opinion, here's the real kicker of this scandal (so far):RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) is getting fined $233M for their role in the scandal.