It's perfectly complete".
So, women who do not have children: you are perfectly complete and amazing.
It's true that Abbott has talked about hoping one day to write a second run of the show, but in failing to produce one, it seems as if his writer's subconscious might be signalling that State of Play was perfectly completed within that one series, in the same way as classic dramas such as Dennis Potter's Pennies from Heaven and Troy Kennedy Martin's Edge of Darkness.
The biggest advantage of using power could be its commanding nature which is perfectly suited for completing specific tasks in SCM.
Simplifying assumptions include treatment allocation that is perfectly balanced, equal numbers of complete twin pairs within treatment arms, and treatment allocation in the proportions 0.25, 0.25, and 0.5 for control-control, treatment-treatment, and control-treatment, respectively, when twins are randomized independently.
"But it's perfectly written, complete with dynamics and phrasing, and it makes absolute sense according to all the rules of orchestration.
If the maggot treatment is continued, the wounds will eventually heal to skin level; and, in cases with only local bone involvement and a small wound, this is perfectly satisfactory and healing may be completed in as short a time as four weeks.
Furthermore, each side is perfectly skilled, i.e., they possess complete information both about the state of the game, e.g., the position of the ball, the location of the players, etc. and the set of possible strategies, their optimum responses, and their likelihood of being employed.
Such a map, Gaiman writes, is "perfectly accurate and perfectly useless," and the emperor dies before it is completed.
