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What patients will do best from an intervention?

Artists were advised, forget about mixing your own colors: you can get the best from an alchemist.

It might have been best, from an artistic standpoint, if it had been done as a seven-episode closed-end mini-series.

Clinton emerges as a gifted President, but one whose tendencies toward passivity and procrastination meant that he maneuvered best from an adversarial crouch.

What I remember best from an earlier visit to the Proms, 12 years ago, was the byplay among Prommers, with chants, posters and props commenting drolly or nonsensically on the music or on politics.

Having put his faith in youth – the Manchester United wunderkind Marcus Rashford is, at 18 years and 223 days as the tournament kicks off, the youngest player in the competition – Hodgson faces similar challenges to the hosts in getting the best from an embarrassment of attacking riches while masking a deficit in defence.

Traditionally, Tibetans have said that the best religion comes from Dbus-Gtsang, the best men from Khams, and the best horses from A-mdo.

The four best tracks from "A Charlie Brown Christmas" are in steady rotation.

(d) "I don't think America can stand by and hope for the best from a madman".

The door, like much of the house, looked at its best from a distance.

Like a mountain range, the Empire State Building is at its best from a distance.