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The C-Max will be more versatile, with room for seven passengers and two engine options, including a 1.6-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder that makes up to 180 horsepower (on premium gasoline).
While it may be true that white wine is more versatile with cheese than red, it's a question of experience and instinct, rather than absolutes.
Nonetheless, I love dry gewürztraminer with Cantonese food, even if this oft-cited recommendation has become a cliché, and I think gewürztraminer is more versatile with food than its singular aroma would lead one to believe.
I regularly buy Tenuta Pederzana Il Grasparossa di Castelvetro (the 2013 is 11% abv and £11.95 from Corks of Cotham, in Bristol, and Field & Fawcett in York), which isn't quite as immediately alluring – less fruit, more herbal and mineral notes – but it's more versatile with food: drink it with chargrilled squid, for example.
It was also noted that Lewis' "delicately seductive vocals are more versatile", with the Detroit Free Press stating that her voice "smoothly mixes classic country with pop and indie-rock, Lewis is as adept on the ballads as she is on the rave-ups".
Therefore it appears that GFP variant reporters are more versatile with respect to their application in mice.
In this study we could show that Bag5 also interacts with GRP78/BiP confirming that the Bag proteins may be more versatile in their interactions with molecular chaperones.
Compared with DEM, the hybrid finite-discrete element method is more versatile in dealing with irregular-shaped, deformable and breakable particles.
Ebony skin tones (which can have yellow, blue, or red undertones) are more versatile and work with white or ecru as well as both silver and gold accessories.
