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A pol gives a hot piece of news about, say, an impending appointment -- late afternoon is an especially propitious time for this dodge -- to a reporter.

A chandelier gave a touch of kitschy refinement to this pleasant strip mall establishment.

He said: "There was something about the way that the camera gave an instant image of the view being photographed that he found propitious, and useful, for his task of location hunting.

Based on his recent debate performance, the GOP establishment garners a propitious view of Pence.

The cable also: Highlighted what it called "A Propitious Lack of Monetary Policy Tools".

He said, "I call it, from the spiritual standpoint, a kairos moment" — a propitious set of circumstances.

It would be hard enough to hang art of this type well in even a propitious setting of, say, neutrally toned walls and soft lighting.

"But you need a propitious set of circumstances to show that".

It does not seem like a propitious New Year for any of the parties concerned.(Picture credit: AFP).

China's pivot towards liberalisation and global markets came at a propitious time in terms of politics, business and technology.

Given the furor, it seemed like a propitious moment to talk to Hinton.