As The Economist went to press it was still too soon to say which description was more apt.
It's an apt term, because it conceives of the path to sexual intimacy as a kind of video game walkthrough, where if you learn to press the right buttons in the right sequence you're bound to "win".
No doubt she will, in time, inform a press that is apt to take such claims on trust, where exactly babies are surviving at 20 weeks, the point when women are screened for foetal abnormalities, or at 21 weeks, or beyond the occasional, miraculous exception, at 22 weeks.
The press are more apt to report about a commercial product if part of the proceeds benefit a charity.
A handful of technology venture capitalists are indeed uber-wealthy kingmakers in a relatively small industry with an easily overwhelmed press corps that's apt to turn a blind eye to what's become standard-issue jerk behavior.
When we get press attention, the datelines are apt to be scenes of misery and strife: Syria, Egypt, Libya.
Before Mr. Lewis started covering the Supreme Court, press reports on its decisions were apt to be pedestrian recitations by journalists without legal training, rarely examining the court's reasoning or grappling with the context and consequences of particular rulings.
Russell himself denied this interpretation in letters to the press immediately after the talk and was apt to blame a communist reporter in the audience for putting the story about for political ends.
Many of these compositions, according to the Web site of their publisher, Cantate Music Press, are "adaptable to the exigencies and emergencies that are apt to befall Sunday mornings".
On the other hand, if the emphasis is placed upon the more traditional language, "freedom of speech and of the press," the requirements and prerogatives of a self-governing people are apt to be made more of.
