Dominic Ponsford, editor of the Press Gazette, said editors like Mr Stokoe were "like gold dust".
This state dinner brought a glitter that is electoral gold dust for both leaders.
They were getting deeper into the Christmas spirit, dancing, wearing bizarre outfits, throwing tinselly gold dust over each other.
From excrement to gold dust, he weighs up the various manifestations of what man thought was small before he had the microscope.
Adams was quite distraught, at least until he remembered that he was a writer for a national newspaper and this was, frankly, gold dust.
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What about the Bre-X scandal of 1997--when promises of a mountain of gold in Borneo turned out to be a few ore samples salted with gold dust?
M. (AP) For more than a decade, he packed and repacked his treasure chest, sprinkling in gold dust and adding hundreds of rare gold coins and gold nuggets.
The property was dispersed after being taken by the army, including 1, 100 works of art which were handed over to Austria and never officially accounted for and a suitcase of gold dust which disappeared.
In 1994, as the Mandela government came to power, Motsepe left the law firm and struck out on his own, hoping to build a business contracting low-level labor like sweeping, where workers use brooms to glean gold dust from the rock surface after industrial mining crews have done their work.
The inevitable bumps and scrapes as gold bars are moved around mean dust and slivers of the metal which are sucked up and recycled.
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His predecessor, John Browne, was in many ways a remarkable chief executive, a man who sprinkled pixie dust onto the company's black gold while also boosting its market capitalisation ninefold.
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