Her weapon of choice is a voice of sugary sarcasm, which she deploys to describe, say, the artistic merits of a recent Heidi Montag music video.
Locals continue to discuss the merits of the recent restoration, but judge for yourself – walk among the 18th-century marble statues and tree-lined alleys before the fountains are turned off for the winter.
Whatever the merits of their recent stress tests, that ongoing flaw explains why Europe's banks may still battle to finance themselves.Some firms are still being stigmatised, and have to borrow from the ECB even as American rivals have been weaned off public money.
The merits and drawbacks of recent strategies, as well as potential future developments, are discussed.
Well-designed journal clubs provide an engaging lifelong learning strategy that can accomplish grassroots knowledge translation (KT) by gathering nurses together over a meal and debating the merits and relevance of recent research.
But our difference of opinion in this area – as on other subjects, such as Margaret Thatcher (who stands shoulder to shoulder with him in a framed picture on the wall), Tony Blair, or the artistic merit of his recent films – doesn't begin to ruffle him.
Whatever your feelings on Playboy, the iconic nudie magazine proffering "Entertainment for Men" "Entertainment for All," it's hard to argue with the merit of a recent photo series commissioned by Playboy, in which seven Playmates recreated their iconic cover shoots 30-odd years later.
Whatever the merits of his most recent acquisition, Oracle's Mr Ellison has once again managed to shake things up.
The unsigned order asked for briefs "addressing not only whether rehearing should be granted but also the merits" of whether the recent law should alter the five-justice majority's conclusion that there is a national consensus against capital punishment in such cases.
