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Perhaps more apt for the Pennsylvania primary season: "Philadelphia Freedom".

Or, perhaps more apt here, a test park.

Justice Kennedy made a broader point, too, one perhaps more apt today than it was 10 years ago.

On the other hand, Carnegie's ideas about the importance of emotional intelligence and positivity are, perhaps, more apt than ever for the uncertainties of the modern freelance market.

Leaving behind the art galleries and boutique hotels, we entered a world straight out of "Huckleberry Finn" or, perhaps more apt,  "Suttree," Cormac McCarthy's dark tale populated by outcasts along the Tennessee River in Knoxville.

But another, perhaps more apt, comparison is to the early years of the Internet, when so-called content providers pumped prodigious amounts of material and ideas onto the Web and hoped that the demand for it would follow.

Perhaps a more apt comparison could be found in the Panic of 1873.

Perhaps a more apt question would be: where haven't New Yorkers seen Mr. Rushdie lately?

Perhaps a more apt buzzword for this year could be plain and simple: evidence.

Perhaps a more apt question, however, would be: Do Celtic want to face having to survive without Rangers?

Perhaps the more apt comparison would be to novelists like Pearl S. Buck and James Michener, writers who once occupied a now defunct space somewhere between literary and popular fiction.