The college town was the perfect place: the program was good and the ocean was practically outside my door.
The selection of artists seemed perfect, though the program, nearly four hours long, was a little too generous with their talents.
Max Urick, Kansas State's athletic director, called the 44-year-old Wooldridge a perfect fit for the program.
The work that followed, "Caténaires" — the zesty perpetual-motion piece that Mr. Carter wrote for Mr. Aimard in 2006 — was the perfect conclusion to the program.
Another piece that made perfect sense for the program was "Meurtre d'un Grand Chef d'État" ("Murder of a Great Chief of State"), by Darius Milhaud, a French Jewish composer who fled Europe in 1940 for the United States, where he spent much of the rest of his life and, among other things, helped found the Aspen Music School and Festival in Colorado (where Mr. Tao has studied for six summers).
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She described the Marine veteran as the "perfect choice" for the program.
The results of the genetic clustering and ancestry analysis were perfected in the programs CLUMPP V1.1.2 [ 60] and DISTRUCT [ 61].
The decline in the Gini index, which ranges from 0 (perfect equality) to 1 (perfect inequality), suggested that the program has contributed to narrowing the inequity gap in the two countries.
That is a perfect way to describe the program, but, so far, it doesn't seem like the chaos is synchronized at all.
