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It is the perfect porthole to a moment that has never seemed less apposite than today; a sort of physical embodiment of Hendrix's music and legend.
Even before credit crunched, HSBC was facing an assault on its strategy and pay policies from Knight Vinke (though the activist fund's criticisms look less apposite now).
Besides, the UK job market is quite different from the US one – we have had a much stronger recovery in employment – so an unemployment target is less apposite.
But the analogy is, sadly, more apposite than its coiner may have realised.
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The concern that any definition is a limitation, and perhaps an exclusion of the essential, is nowhere more apposite than to this inordinately vast and variegated literature.
"Rarely has the old adage 'doing well by doing good' been more apposite than in this new model of sustainable investment," he added.
Nowhere is such cynicism more apposite than in military-ruled Myanmar, formerly Burma, which goes to the polls on November 7th.
Less than 10? Less than five?
