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It also funds one of Africa's most admirably independent radio services, Radio Okapi.

(Priceline.com has performed most admirably, up 324percentt from its offering price).

Wagner fans are the most admirably attentive and enthusiastic of opera buffs.

Perhaps the most admirably principled — and, for me, guilt-inducing — character in Freedman's book is Daniel Greer, an Ivy League-educated white-shoe lawyer turned religious-school dean.

But in boosting worthy artists like Ms. Paredes and Ms. Czernowin and Ms. Rehnqvistst — whose work has otherwise been poorly served in New York, Ms. Smey has identified a valuable niche and is serving it most admirably.

They were unbeatable at home, most admirably early in the season when they were 2-0 down to the champions Arsenal and rallied to draw 2-2, sealed by Gordon Strachan's Panenka penalty.

Most are admirably ecumenical in their religious instincts.

Otherwise the stories told by the actors -- all of whom are professional and for the most part admirably understated in their anguished roles -- are full of the irony and pathos you would expect.

On a dry day, most coped admirably and although Chris Froome lost the overall race lead to Martin, the Sky rider could see the positives of his team not having to defend it.

His speech to the convention in New York was straightforward and, in many ways, substantive, and it is on the themes laid out there that voters will judge him.On foreign policy, Mr Bush was unrepentant and, for the most part, admirably so.

Battered by injuries to many of their stars, they have, for the most part, played admirably, holding on to first place until late May.