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This makes it welcome to corrupt officials and even to those merely sick of being lectured by Westerners.

"Clapton" is nothing so literary as a memoir, but its dry, flat-stare honesty makes it a welcome antidote to the macho fantasies of recovery served up by James Frey in "A Million Little Pieces".

Still, there is nothing of the morose in this trilogy, which makes it a welcome antidote to the craze for the grimness and melancholy of the unstoppably popular Scandinavian crime genre.

"There is nothing of the morose in this trilogy, which makes it a welcome antidote to the craze for the grimness and melancholy of the unstoppably popular Scandinavian crime genre," Ginia Bellafante wrote of the series in The New York Times.

Ironically, the relative normalcy and familiarity of this type of scandal is precisely what makes it a welcomed change of pace for both reporters and consumers of news.

The imposition of his will on parliament looks utterly wrong – until the venality of the politicians concerned makes it look almost welcome.

Halo 5 feels just as good — often better — than its predecessors, making it a welcome refresh of the series.

But he said the fact that Spoleto was giving "Monkey" its American premiere made it a welcome addition, and it is drawing a diverse audience.

This makes it difficult to warmly welcome visitors who drop by to point out that a whole huge area of basic science has been omitted from the curriculum.

House of Hackney's knack for collaboration and its reinvention of traditional designs make it a welcome addition to the London design scene.

To countries such as Iran and Syria, eager to check American power in the region, China's veto power at the UN and its shared misgivings about America make it a welcome friend.