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"In & Out of Amsterdam: Travels in Conceptual Art, 1960-1976" is a wispy and quite timely show of works by four Dutch, three American, two German, and a pair of British artists, at the Museum of Modern Art.

By then, Woods had retaken the lead with an unconventional but quite timely birdie of his own.

It sounds narcissistic, but The Reunion is actually a rather brave and quite timely film about human behaviour.

The launch of PiracyData is quite timely, given a recent spat between Google and the Motion Picture Association of America MPAAA).

Moreover, Iranian patients with STEMI delayed a long time before presenting to the hospital, but in-hospital reperfusions were quite timely.

Following in a line of jobs such as an architect and computer scientist, Barbie's career is quite timely with NASA's selection of the next class of astronauts which was 50percentt female for the first time in the history of the space program.

So a seminar I recently attended on in-flight emergencies was quite timely.

I think it's quite timely with students now wanting to have a very high-quality experience to get the best value for money out of their increased fees that we have this project that will enable us hopefully to have quality across the board.

To have a woman who's a bit older having men fighting over her is quite unusual and quite timely.

"I think it's quite timely that we revisit Dr. King and revisit him in a unique and interesting way," Mr. Edwards said.

This history lesson is quite timely.