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"Putting the pieces together under one inclusive and rather bold label can stimulate discussion and innovation".

"It's rather bold, but I don't think it moves product," he said.

They're rather bold, early concept albums, and they're for everyone, from jazz to pop to classical music enthusiasts.

"Australia has taken a rather bold step working towards eliminating new HIV infections by 2020," she said.

Rather than shyly demur as she picks from approved answers Nos. 1, 2 or 3, Ms. Ayotte has been rather bold.

He has given him expensive cars and they have even been to the opera together a couple of times, which is rather bold.

WHEN a country has been trying unsuccessfully to beat deflation for more than half a decade, issuing an inflation-linked bond may seem a rather bold idea.

I remember one particular time I had selected a rather bold check for a sports jacket and mused that cuffs on the sleeves might be a nice touch.

Not because he won the Nobel Peace Prize for mediating the Russo-Japanese War, but because nearly a decade after leaving office he made a rather bold declaration about patriotism.

But Ms. Hash has become known for her love of a pale palette so the decision was a rather bold one for the designer, who baptized the collection "Blue Tangerine".