The source of Marine Le Pen's success is not in the solidity of the arguments she or the 34-year-old Florian Philippot, one of the party's most visible vice presidents, often aptly present in the media, but it is in the weaknesses of their political opponents who fail to deliver when they are in office and who can not convince anymore when they look for re-election.
Koonin and Wolf aptly present one of the several possible responses to the Tree of Life kerfuffle, although their paper won't likely make the conflict just go away, as they and many readers no doubt wish.
Breezily playing the prankster Puck in a baseball cap, Seamus Mulcahy aptly presents an ever-boyish spirit whose brain is not quite as swift as his body.
There is something geeky, too, about Byrne's dense blocks of text, appearing in practically every panel; it is rare for a page to have as little text as page 35 (Figure 1), where Darwin's rapture at his first encounter with a tropical rain forest is aptly presented wordlessly.
A reviewer at the Internet Bookwatch said the book is not just "a dry historical record", but is "aptly presented", well researched and "a worthy addition to World War II history shelves".
However, Herbert Grierson, arguing in 1928, believed Nightingale to be superior to "Ode on a Grecian Urn", "Ode on Melancholy", and "Ode to Psyche", arguing the exact opposite of Wilkinson as he stated that "Nightingale", along with "To Autumn", showed a greater amount of logical thought and more aptly presented the cases they were intended to make.
Dean Acheson, who was Secretary of State in the Truman Administration, aptly entitled his memoirs, Present at the Creation.
In another presentation aptly titled, "Lies and Damn Lies" Lidia Guiliano and Mike Spaulding presented an analysis of various endpoint marketing claims and debunked these systematically.
Being charged with restoring the luster of one of Interpublic's troubled worldwide agency networks like Foote, Cone & Belding or Lowe & Partners would present a challenge aptly suited to Mr. Deutsch's restless nature.
The centerpiece of the exhibition, which featured archival video and photographic documentation of performances from her 30 year career, as well as several live in-gallery "reperformances," was a three month long performance by the artist herself, aptly titled The Artist is Present.
