Or this comparison between executive and legislative branches, which has the extra merit of being perfectly accurate: "If the president is the head of the American body politic, Congress is its gastrointestinal tract".
For me it has to be Picard – a man who embodies everything a Starfleet captain should be and deserves extra merit for having the patience to put up with the impishly annoying ensign, Wesley Crusher (Wil Wheaton).
"The reality is that I was very, very shocked to see the teachers' union here turned down the extra merit pay for teachers," Mr. Giuliani said on his radio show, on WABC-AM.
Jamie Jackson Man City 2-1 Sheffield Wednesday MLS: City made 'error of judgement' over Lampard John Terry's continued excellence at the heart of Chelsea's defence offers the extra merit of enabling the club to prepare gradually for his succession.
These thoughtful, intelligent meditations and case analyses (some 20 in all) have the extra merit of being both technical yet written in a language accessible to the lay reader, and of not adhering to one particular psychoanalytic school or methodology.
Muslims are required by their faith to give 2.5percentt of their annual income to charity, called zakat, and often do so at Ramadan, when donations are believed to receive extra religious merit.
Often, the particular method utilized does not highly impact data quality, whereas in some scenarios, such as in the presence of high count rates or high frequency pulses, this issue merits extra consideration.
In a time of austerity, there are few areas which merit extra spending.
Brodeur does not have to contend with Clarkson, but there are plenty of renowned tippers who merit extra attention.
"It was big pressure going out there and having 150 extras discussing my merits and my failures," he said.
