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The idea is disarmingly simple. Two bronze sculptures pee into their oddly-shaped enclosure.

YOUNG economists are a disarmingly friendly lot, ever ready to smile at strangers.

No wonder Spain's finance minister paid a recent visit to the firm's disarmingly modest headquarters in Newport Beach, California.

Mr Jobs was disarmingly charismatic, employing what has been dubbed a "reality distortion field" to inspire cult-like loyalty.

At first glance, Sixth Sense seems disarmingly simple: a Web CAM, projector, and battery pack hang around Mistry's neck on a lanyard.

Bosses and shareholders at HP, Nokia, and Yahoo! Have already found that, in the tech world, change can be disarmingly sudden.