Mr. Bush, who is not known for his flawless syntax in his native tongue, pronounced the Japanese word kyoso, which means competition, as "kyo-sho," which means, appropriately, big speech.
Winnie, whose first name, Nomzamo, means, appropriately in retrospect, "she who undergoes trials," also demonstrated against the white regime and paid for it with imprisonment, once almost losing the child she was carrying; she spent four hundred and ninety-one days in solitary confinement.
Sean Conley, who finished second in last year's contest, won by spelling "succedaneum," which means, appropriately, "one that succeeds to the place of another". Sean went word-for-word for five breathless rounds with Kristin Hawkins, a soft-spoken Virginia eighth-grader who, like Sean, was participating in the national bee for the third time.
"Maintaining a policy focus on assuring an adequate level of demand and growth in demand -- whether that means promoting exports, whether that means reforming and spending appropriately on infrastructure, whether that means appropriately designed tax reform -- is a critical issue," he said.
LSMEANs are, in effect, within-group means appropriately adjusted for the other effects in the model.
This means appropriately alerting the analytical mode to situations in which a bias might arise so that it can be detected and a debiasing intervention applied.
What does this all mean?" Appropriately titled "The Verdict," Tuesday's season ender delivered the jury's decision 30 minutes into the episode.
Americans adopted a kind of muscle-through-it approach, exemplified in the TV series "24" by the female President staunchly (and, we're meant to think, appropriately) telling her aide, after her son's death, "Grief is a luxury I can't afford right now".
The objective of this study was to quantify the maturation of the Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) at discrete periods during infancy and to provide a means to appropriately estimate hearing thresholds when the ABR is immature.
That means sharing – appropriately – from your life experiences with your audiences.
The means dress appropriately for the job you are applying for - it is part of what creates that "chemistry" along with a firm handshake (what I call a Viagra handshake in my book, Bulletproof Your Job), attention to detail, and doing your homework on the company to which you are applying.
