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Which was entirely apt, because of the two, Mr. McCain cast the broader shadow.

For Teng, the Korean comparison is apt because of the way Korea uses the cinemas themselves as the last line of defence.

In the weekly ratings, "Face the Nation" has been creeping up to the longtime No. 1 Sunday public affairs program, "Meet the Press," and lately has been beating "Meet the Press" among viewers ages 25 to 54. Comparisons of the two are not entirely apt because of the differences in length.

(On "Fresh Air," he told Terry Gross that the title, from a note written by his daughter, seemed apt because of all the support he'd received in the preceding years).

And the football parallel is apt because one of the more damning allegations Holmes levelled at Corbyn concerned his failure to sufficiently resemble Alex Ferguson.

Such biological metaphors seem apt, because much of the research is a quantitative examination of words.

The analogy is particularly apt because the crux of the scene is that Renault, a moment after blandly asserting he's shocked by gambling, is handed his winnings.

Tricia Melton, senior vice president for entertainment marketing and branding at TNT, TBS and Turner Classic Movies, said the term adaptweetion was apt, because the alchemy of the script, clips, images and commentary constituted a unique form.

This research setting is apt because the history of the sugar economy and slavery in this region led us to expect substantial variation in levels of African ancestry [35].

Poker is also an apt comparison because of the efficacy of this essential image, offered up to Osman Samiuddin by one anonymous board chairman: "All the aces are in the BCCI's hands".

The metaphor may be apt here because of the way that readers are consuming the news has become more social.