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"As you would perfectly understand, I'm not going to get into the details about specific positions," Mr. Schwartz responded.

You would be perfectly justified in writing back a letter to him saying why you don't feel like accepting his apology.

"He's the kind of person you could play high-stakes poker with on the telephone and let him hold the cards, and you would be perfectly comfortable that the cards are counted straight".

"How deeply?" And you would be perfectly within your rights to insist on specifics, but then I'd have to talk about my coccyx and my thoracic diaphragm and that pubic symphysis I had such trouble with during my last pregnancy, and frankly, I'm not sure any of us want to go there.

If you went to one of the archives where reams of his drafts, notes, and outtakes are housed, you would find perfectly readable scenes in which, for instance, at the end of "A Streetcar Named Desire," Stanley beds Blanche, who promises to bear him a son, or Laura and Jim, the Gentleman Caller in "The Glass Menagerie," go out on a date after dinner while Tom and Amanda wash up.

You'd be perfectly fine with one or two Gs, but no one seems to offer that.

"Many of you probably came to Loyola thinking you'd be perfectly clear on that by the time you graduated," Connick said.

So when the Obama administration announces that it will be rolling out proposals to rein in the NSA bulk collection of data about Americans' private communications, you'd be perfectly justified in wondering what other far-fetched schemes they plan to sell you next.

It would perfectly cap A-Rod's season of trolling.

There I would see Dr. Daniela Matei, whose Romanian origins, I told myself, would perfectly serve my needs.

Harrington says adding more wind farms into the mix would perfectly complement the existing hydro capacity.