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"I am a correspondent with the international Reuters news service," he adds, apropos of nothing.
In the description of the Easter service in the Albanian church, for example, apropos of nothing that went before or came after, was this sentence: "Mr. Osgood, the Indian teacher at Armstrong, N.D., said that whiskey made the Sioux murderous and the Chippewa good-natured".
"Both of these women have been local icons of exemplary service spanning the four decades of our program — so it is very apropos that they would be our 40th anniversary recipients," Bierling said.
elcosmico.com THE WOODLANDS Power to the People With social services shrinking, the adage that it takes a village is especially apropos.
Lear visits Goneril in the company of a group of rustic hearties who hurl bread rolls at her servants; when he quits her house, we see him dressing for travel in a way that lends extra poignancy to his sudden cry, apropos Cordelia, of "I did her wrong". This is a Lear who, stripped of ceremony and service, discovers what it means to be human.
"Not many people who spent their productive years in the service of the counterculture were left with much to sell except their names and memories," Goldstein remarks apropos of Emmett Grogan, the San Francisco "Digger" and author of the autobiographical Ringolevio (1972).
The reference was apropos.
