In the early 20th century, the 'Star System' in Hollywood refers to a practice of building and promoting actors as major stars. Studios would sign actors to long-term contracts. The actors would undergo extensive training and the studio would have the contractual right to manage their career and image. Prior to the Star System, Hollywood actors were significantly less famous.

Famous stars who were a part of the Star System include Marilyn Monroe, Greta Garbo and Clark Gable.

Dominant individuals in BDSM relationships can be held criminally liable for harm done to submissive individuals even when the submissive individual has expressed explicit consent.

New Labour was the name given to the rebranding of the British Labour Party under the leadership of Tony Blair. The party moved away from its traditionally socialist roots and adopted a more centrist political ideology.

A non-compete agreement/clause prevents a former employee from competing with their old employer (or working with a firm that competes with their old employer) for a period of time.

For the purposes of this debate, "Controlling Partial Vertical Integration" (CPVI) refers to the practice of a firm owning a majority (but less than 100%) share in another company in its supply chain. This means a firm would have: a) supply contracts with a second firm and b) a voting majority in that second firm.

Maximalism is an aesthetic of excess that follows the philosophy of "more is more".

Minimalism refers to an aesthetic that is  stripped to its essentials that follows the philosophy of "less is more".