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They have not changed much in twenty-three years, though Duguid's idea of a great suit now is apt to involve an antique Akha tribal jacket, from a Laotian flea market, and a pair of jeans, and Alford's ponytail has long been replaced by short, if unruly, gray hair, trimmed at home by a hairdresser he met in the park one day; she told him that he "needed work". But the house has changed.

They have not changed much in twenty-three years, though Duguid's idea of a great suit now is apt to involve an antique Akha tribal jacket, from a Laotian flea market, and a pair of jeans, and Alford's ponytail has long been replaced by short, if unruly, gray hair, trimmed at home by a hairdresser he met in the park one day; she told him that he "needed work".

When a pack loses its breeding adults, it is apt to fall apart.

It is apt to have had experience with similar situations.

When effort is invisible it is apt to be undervalued.

It is apt to describe stationary discharges such as microwave and radio frequency plasmas.

It is apt to come irregularly, at some times and places not at all.

"My foot gave way, which it is apt to do from time to time.

If the removal includes 6 cm and more, it is apt to produce contralateral upper quadrantic homonymous hemianopia.

It's apt to cook up resentment.

If he's from overseas, it's apt to be anything from ten to thirty days.

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