WTO. An international organisation, established in 1995, with more than 150 member nations, based in Geneva, Switzerland. The WTO monitors international trade, helping importers and exporters conduct their business, and provides assistance to developing countries.

WWW. Also known as The Web, a computer network system in which documents are inter-linked using hypertext computer code, and allows information to be accessed using the Internet.

The instant appeal of a product, property, etc., which impresses and surprises people the first time they see it.

The end of a film shoot when everything is finished, the set can be taken down and everyone can go.

A written order issued by a court of law which orders someone to do, or not do, something.

A court order which ensures that a judgement is enforced.

In accounting, to reduce the book value of an asset, sometimes to zero, or cancel a debt which has not been, or is unlikely to be, paid.

In computing, protect the data on a disk or file from being accidentally deleted or edited.

The scientific study and/or research of alien cultures and biology.

A piece of equipment which makes paper copies of documents, etc.