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Anthony E. Malkin, president of W & H, said the statue was moved to improve traffic flow and installed in the building's law library off the lobby "in respect of a president who was himself a lawyer, and as a more befitting spot in our building for a noted work of art".

I feel that "participatory internet television" is in fact both a more befitting description, and it's also five words shorter.

In a scathing dissent, Justice Leander Shaw wrote that Davis was "brutally tortured to death by the citizens of Florida" and described the state's record of bungled executions as "acts more befitting a violent murderer than a civilized state".

So it should come as no surprise that Tuesday's shareholder vote turned out to be a cliffhanger, more befitting a political race than a corporate proxy contest.

Fuld paused occasionally to admire the displays of power in a manner more befitting a fan than a professional peer.

The action shifts around Europe in a way more befitting a travel programme than a spy movie.

Skream arrives at Sheffield's Plug nightclub in a manner more befitting an amateur boxer than a headline DJ.

As for her character, she was asked, did it ever make her wonder why Ginger would have brought a wardrobe more befitting a voyage on the Titanic?

It gives an impression more befitting a James Joyce than an arcade owner.

It is a space more befitting the entry to a Wall Street banking house than a typical mini-storage warehouse.

Any player as big, as fast and as talented as Johnson, the superb wide receiver for the Detroit Lions, would need a nickname more befitting his talents.