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Offsetting makes good sense: as one administrative law judge aptly stated, "it cannot be said that a respondent was unjustly enriched by amounts repaid to investors". By compensating victims before an SEC settlement is reached, taxpayers can credibly argue to the SEC that a disgorgement order (calculated by ill-gotten gains) be offset by that amount.

But as the wife of one of my Marines so aptly and concisely stated, "It's a good life.

This is not exactly a loser's lament, but it aptly describes the state of the Giants.

This doctrine has its limitations, but it aptly fits explication.

"Yes, Kevin described it aptly," he said.

Spin said it "aptly depicts our worst fears"; Gawker found it "despicable" and exploitive.

The LATimes describes it aptly as,"Silicon Valley meets Martha Stewart".

The authors have recognized the injury early and managed it aptly.

Carlyle puts the consequence of this aptly when it states in its initial public offering registration statement that "a holder of common units may have his common units purchased at an undesirable time or price".

Consequently, from their viewpoint, avoiding or contracting AIDS is the battle of the mind rather than behavioral disposition, a point aptly stated by a participant: "It is your mind.

As former Secretary of State Albright aptly put it, the Bush administration finally discovered a "Road Map" that was sequestered in a glove compartment.