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The newer acronym cheekily floated by frustrated renewable energy developers is "BANANA."

Not in Anyone’s Backyard 2010

Its own tourist catchphrase cheekily refers to lingering perceptions: "Colombia," it says, "the only risk is wanting to stay."

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed TAVIA GRANT 2010

Like Big Oil and Big Pharma, Big Hollywood's name cheekily suggests that entertainment isn't just an industry, it's a powerful force for social and political change.

Welcome to Melanie Morgan Ned Rice 2009

“I would like to procure a hasty abortion,” she says cheekily when calling to make an appointment with an abortion clinic.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

And if they cheekily insist you be a registered student, see above.

Women Grow Business » From Ancient Alexandria to Modern Resources 2.0: Finding Digital Libraries for Your Business 2009

MADRID -- The signs of economic strain are few and far between in this beautiful city except for one bistro menu I came across cheekily offering a "Especial Anticrisis Menu of bread, beverage and dessert for nine Euros."

Diane Francis: Spain Is Mucho Macho and too Big to Fail Diane Francis 2011

Some of the men smile cheekily at the camera while others hug or pose provocatively.

Global Voices in English » Myanmar: Buddhists Outraged by Actor’s Photo 2009

MADRID -- The signs of economic strain are few and far between in this beautiful city except for one bistro menu I came across cheekily offering a "Especial Anticrisis Menu of bread, beverage and dessert for nine Euros."

Diane Francis: Spain Is Mucho Macho and too Big to Fail Diane Francis 2011

"Recently playing Fifa 12 with my son, he cheekily took a penalty against me with his goalkeeper, and even more cheekily, had the temerity to score it," writes Phil Laing and Stefan Coombs.

Did Jim Fix It for a fan to play for Liverpool? 2011

It was not just the Chinese, cheekily demanding that America support the value of the dollar.

Zero-Sum Future Gideon Rachman 2011