Even sorting by relevance, though, the results are often littered with irrelevant titles.
Words such as "diplomatic" and phrases such as "media impact", though, have little relevance for Benedict.
In any case, the tale seems to have lost its original relevance (though, for New Yorkers, a guy who can make rats disappear doesn't sound half bad).
Applied to small and medium-sized business websites though, the same relevance may not be there.
Hanergy recently appointed one of the Goldin units as a financial adviser, though the relevance of this link, if any, was unclear as we went to press.
In all, "The Class" is a prime document of French post-colonial blues, though its relevance to American urban education could not be any greater if it had been made in the Bronx or Trenton or South Los Angeles.
Though the relevance of many of the recipes to particular occasions is included in headnotes, in the back of the book, holidays are described in rich detail, with their particular Syrian and even Aleppian customs.
In all, "The Class" is a prime document of French post-colonial blues, though its relevance to American urban education could not be any greater if it had been shot in the Bronx or Trenton or South Los Angeles.
There is no doubt the SDSR will insist that Britain needs to replace Trident though its relevance to any possible forseeable conflict is less even than that of the two large aircraft carriers being built in Scotland for the royal navy.
True, there's not been a doctor's visit in years that hasn't involved a less than subtle scrutiny, and an "ah yes, perimenopausal" verdict, though what relevance this might have to a request for a typhoid vaccine is hard to say.
Second, though, is relevance.
