No country is perfect in terms of openness, and OGP creates dialogue between democracies, allowing governments to share ideas about transparency with one other, she said.
The patchwork score of favourite bits of Liszt (plus some plonkingly pomp-and-circumstance ones) is perfect in terms of period, geography and demonic allusion.
"With Dragon Tattoo," he says, "the timing of the original films' release was perfect in terms of the momentum around the books; you saw a success beyond anyone's wildest dreams.
I am extremely meticulous when it comes to the "mathematics" of the song--that's what Bob Dylan calls it in Chronicles--and am not satisfied until a line is perfect in terms of sound and meaning.
However, neither of these two assemblies is perfect in terms of totally agreeing with the FISH results, suggesting a room for further assembly improvement.
Although there are several biomarkers in clinical use such as SCC antigen, carcinoembryonic antigen, neuron-specific enolase, and pro-gastrin-releasing peptide, none of them are perfect in terms of sensitivity and/or specificity (Ando et al, 2003; Molina et al, 2005).
For example, one parent said, "my biggest fear is the 'what ifs?' Could I have done it better or helped her more?" Parents reported concerns about the potential stress on their child and pressure to be perfect in the present and the long term to avoid complications.
None of these technologies is perfect in security terms.
It was perfect in timing, perfect in terms of execution and it was a real great combination between physical effort and brain".
God is perfect in every way possible: perfect in love, perfect in mercy, perfect in anger, perfect in justice, and so on.
