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Mitch Kupchak of the Los Angeles Lakers did what Jerry Krause used to with the Chicago Bulls, surrounding his best players with a nice complement of role players.

The yield of 4.7% provides a nice complement to the stock's appreciation potential.

She is actually a nice complement to McCain, who graduated near the bottom of the naval academy, and Bush, whose poor record as a student is well known.

This collection of essays, reproductions of original art, and mechanicals of comics pages and covers is a nice complement to the Kurtzman book.

In addition, the active learning exercise's use of molecular data to evaluate alternative trees was a nice complement to the lab activities that use morphological, developmental, and life history data to evaluate alternate hypotheses of evolutionary relationship.

Also, that makes it a nice complement to Facebook (less worky; more friendly) and Twitter (not really so much of a homepage as a straight feed).

"It's a nice complement to the Ford brands".

He added, "Of course it could be really annoying, but if it's handled well, it could be a nice complement to reality".

Pomegranate molasses, though a Middle Eastern food, is a nice complement in this recipe.

Patience is back in vogue at Wrigley Field, marketed as a nice complement to beer and sunshine.

"And I think that with a law background, it's a nice complement for how the A.D. position has evolved.