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But "Holy Ghost" does seem a particularly apt description of Allen's ubiquity and inscrutability.

It's also a particularly apt year to make a list of the best films.

The Guggenheim should make a particularly apt visual setting for early 20th-century Brazilian work.

Neither did I, but here's the story around a particularly apt one called "CAT, You Better Come Home": Your thoughts?

The Olympics is a particularly apt analogy for Mr. Gladwell, because his work is couched in sports — although he leans toward the extreme rather than the I.O.C.-approved.

But the stately 18th-century St James's Church in central London, where I caught last night's performance, seemed a particularly apt setting.

Fitzpatrick — Fitz makes a great nickname, and this is one cool way to get there, especially to honor a Patrick namesake, particularly apt since Fitz means 'son of'.

Being a princess is an enduring girlhood fantasy, and when translated to the context of a wedding it is particularly apt, given that a princess is one who enjoys limitless wealth and childish irresponsibility.

With more than 2,000 songs in their repertoire and 200-plus dates annually scheduled, the eight-to-ten person band (varying in accordance to the limitations of a given location) is particularly apt at adjusting to a specific audience.

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A comparison by Jeffrey Davidow, a former American ambassador who described the United States as a bear and Mexico as a porcupine, could be particularly apt: the tighter the bear hugs, the more both animals get hurt.