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As American lawmakers struggle to fix the economy, they are missing the elephant in the room — or, more aptly, the polar bear.

For what it's worth — roughly, billions plus many billions more — PlayStation oddly vindicates the traditional Sony silo mentality, or, more aptly, the mentality of certain silos.

I wrote about it in the magazine this week; at the Fandor site, the most important young filmmaker working in a similar vein, Joe Swanberg, wrote about it — and its powerful influence on his work — and he says, more aptly, The film is a blog.

Or, more aptly, the plans they were sold by people motivated by lavish commissions.

Or perhaps more aptly, the cracking of the global grid.

Seeing the revival of Cabaret at Studio 54 (or more aptly the revival of the Sam Mendes' 1998 Roundabout revival inspired by his 1993 staging at the Donmar Warehouse) solidly reconfirmed for me that the Kander and Ebb classic is possibly the greatest musical ever written.

These variables are more connected with the I-domains to which they are assigned, supporting the conclusion that the reassignment of the items into the I-domains more aptly captured the Italian data.

Or more aptly, in the case of the stinkbug, you have to decide whether to pick the poison.

However, the film expanded on this skeletal plot in order to add depth to the characters as well as to the overall arc of the story, thus more aptly placing the fantastical narrative in a more-realistic setting.

As it turns out, during World War II the US seized the book under the Trading With The Enemy Act, a thing we like to do during wartime that would be more aptly titled the Stealing From The Enemy Act.

The general location of the hydrophobic binding site described here and the interaction between the alkyl chains of the blockers and the inner helix main chain at residue G99 suggest that an alternative phrase such as "finger in the hinge" might more aptly describe the action of these blockers.