G.M. executives said today that treating options as expenses, while not a perfected science, would help restore faith in financial markets.
And at 69, the trainer Rayman Panama, a small and ropy man with a jeweled star around his neck, stood for the simple beauty of perfected skill.
Or they can fake it, using their most perfected skills to copy literally from the real thing.
CME is worth $20 billion because it is a perfected monopoly.
The consequence of a perfected and immaculate tournament is the constant recycling of talent to ensure that squads are uniformly packed with the most highly refined players: the perfect height, the perfect skill level, and the perfect age.
"This show is researched and accurate, but the tone is very much a perfected memory".
Hawthorne referred to him as a "rich banker" and a "perfected butler".
I would call it a perfected portrait of late 20th-century hypocrisy.
Langman, says Jones, who narrates Truman Capote's underrated, unfinished final novel, "Answered Prayers," is "a perfected presence, an enameled lady".
Successful political action, as "Until the Violence Stops" shows, does not demand a perfected ideology or a classy vocabulary.
Under these circumstances, the non-Participant would have a perfected security interest with priority over other claimants (other than the United States under § 357.12(b)).
