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It might be more apposite to conclude that promoting efficiency in the domestic service sector is one of the best ways of boosting exports.

he provides a wide-ranging account of the rise of state capitalism and he litters his prose with apposite examples and acute insights.

It's rather apposite , then, that Kundera's most careful defender is also his former sparring partner on the question of "Czech Destiny" .

He was always able to find the apposite phrase, the correct expression for every occasion.

Even if the extra head is indicative of the work being unfinished, it is still uncannily apposite.

Conversely, her verbs and nouns are almost unbelievably apposite. . . Urging, squinting, swishing , flickering, scrambling, etc.

In addition, the selection of the apposite herbicide and effective weed control were guarantee of success in rice dry planting.

Enable all the events from the apposite available task filter drop down list.

Nowhere is such cynicism more apposite than in military-ruled Myanmar, formerly Burma, which goes to the polls on November 7th.

I found his speech wholly apposite to the current debate.

The reporter hadn't mentioned Jesse Jackson, but Mr. Clinton somehow felt it apposite to refer to him anyway.

Yet, as became clear at that gathering, when financial practitioners use such terms they seldom understand just how apposite they are.

This argument is apposite to the case.

I need to thinking about a job for which I have apposite skills.

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