Believing that your partner is not necessarily perfect, only perfect for you, seems to help relationships for several reasons.
"There are some apps, but most of these are made to work for just one filetype, are expensive (Word Perfect — only viewer is $5.99, for instance), slow, include watermarks or don't work at all".
How could the Greeks have developed the technology needed to create something so precise, so perfect — only to have it vanish for 1,400 years?
The pair start to plan their perfect wedding, only for the wicked Reginald Rake to make his move on Betty.
It might even be perfect if only for the fact that its signature style treads a very fine line between classy and cliched.
Spawned from the pulsating seeds of Chicago house, the 160 beats per minute delivered at extremely high volume make it perfect not only for triple-time bump'n'grind, but some elaborate Sammy Davis Jr-type toe-work, too.
Baking as a metaphor for life-building and business building seems perfect not only for what she's teaching these women, but also for Benjamina's own career journey.
With a man advantage at the scrum, they worked a perfect opening only for Van Niekerk to waste the scoring chance with a forward pass to Sackey, released by Toulon and sporting the pink socks of Stade Francais, a sign perhaps of where he will be playing next season.
It's pretty much perfect, if only for Helms' entire existence (check the photo below for an example).
See Tables 5 and 6.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Note Based on the information presented by Muthen and Asparouhov (2013); Asparouhov and Muthén (2014) and Segeritz and Pant (2013) a Classical (exploratory) factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis are perfect counterparts only for a one-factor model Note Average sample size 1058.
