"You are, like, Martha's ticket to relevance with the millennials," John said.
The issue had risen to unexpected relevance with the prosecution of a young woman who had self-administered abortion pills.
But the world has changed: it now competes for relevance with the art fairs that happen nearly every month around the world.
Someone who equates a father's relevance with the ability to obtain an injunction against abortion needs to look beyond himself for his place in the family.
Last year, Wendy's CEO, Emil Brolick, claimed "the transformation of the Wendy's brand is essential … to establish credible relevance with the millennial generation".
The topic that gets Cooper talking is his relentless mission to make BBC Radio 1 a truly multi-platform business that keeps pace, and maintains relevance, with the digital-savvy youth audience it is tasked with targeting.
Jerwood Space, SE1, to 12 Sep Skye Sherwin The cut-and-paste aesthetics of collage might be a century old, but it appears to have been given a new lease of cultural relevance with the availability of digital sampling and layering.
The Albatross prize is for a writer whose work "is exceptional for its high literary quality and its cultural and socio-political relevance", with the winning work intended to promote "freedom of thought and an unconstrained engagement with every area of our life, world and times".
Wild moments of itching take on a certain relevance (with the return of bedbugs), and in this dance, which Mr. Taylor once described as "a subconscious stream of action that just bubbled up," the choreography unfurls with the breathless and brutal force of an epidemic.
The contents of THSG were found to have surprising relevance with the samples' diameters.
If pushed too hard on this, its relevance with the work diminishes.
