  We have previously interpreted the various large apparent violations of the
naive Okubo-Zweig-Iizuka (OZI) rule found in many channels in $\bar{p}p$
annihilation at LEAR as evidence for an intrinsic polarized $\bar{s}s$
component of the nucleon wave function. The model is further supported by new
data from LEAR and elsewhere. Here we discuss in more detail the possible form
of the $\bar{s}s$ component of the nucleon wave function, interpret the new
data and clarify the relative roles of strangeness shake-out and rearrangement,
discuss whether alternative interpretations are still allowed by the new data,
and propose more tests of the model.
