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Although arguably appropriate for New Year's Eve, the light show hardly seems necessary; Mr. Brookshire is sure to provide fireworks of his own and do justice to Bach's monumental summation.

Furthermore, in the per protocol analysis, which is arguably appropriate for an intervention that starts three months after the initiation of treatment, the clinical/CD4/viral load arm had a mortality point estimate slightly higher than the clinical/CD4 arm.

For example, one arguably appropriate change is to eliminate the rule that private equity and hedge fund managers are taxed at capital gain rates on their "carried interest". It's an amazing rule given the fact that they are performing services.

That one should not speak ill of the dead is arguably appropriate when a private person dies, but it is wildly inappropriate for the death of a controversial public figure, particularly one who wielded significant influence and political power.

But familiar-feeling pieces which are produced impeccably, rather than trailblazing hard-edged fashion pieces, are arguably more appropriate for the Beckham customer.

Think of him of a musical equivalent of Daniel Craig to Sean Connery's James Bond; he's not better, and there can be no replacing the sheer chutzpah and mojo of the original invention, but this version is not only damn good but arguably more appropriate for the time.

The population does reflect the population of the U.S. and therefore is arguably most appropriate for determining diagnostic strategies for our uniquely multiethnic and overweight population.

Emerging technologies are, by definition, not fully developed, and thus arguably are primarily appropriate for operational agencies only for trialling or testing.

Virtue arguably reflects what is appropriate for the age.

Of course, sitting for long periods in front of a screen is arguably an appropriate preparation for a job market that demands a good degree of eyeball-to-plasma interface — as does the writing of columns like this one.

It's appropriate for the role, arguably, but where is the passion he's supposed to feel for Bess?