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(181) The ancient aestheticians, such as the Plato and Plotinus, were apt to believe that the beauty is an object's attribute. Therefore, there is an objective universality for the beauty.

(182) The apt citations and poetic gems have adorned his speeches.

(183) Tesch believed Peng is particularly apt as the kookaburra is a native Australian bird.

(184) By contrast, less-happy people are more apt to be defensive, isolated, and self-absorbed, and unfortunately, their negative moods are catching (technical name: emotional contagion).

(185) Passengers also were not as apt to be bumped from flights by overbooking, which was a big problem when airlines were running at or over capacity.

(186) But an ox is often a castrated bull - which may an apt description of China's economic pain.

(187) She have an apt turn of phrase for sum up a situation.

(188) Water of be apt to: Listen to you to say vanward forum member adds all multigroup to have 6000 many members in all, and active member has 200 many.

(189) But the gaiety does not ring true and anybody who has just one drink too many is apt to lapse into lachrymose melancholy.

(190) Chronic hepatitis especially chronic active hepatitis is apt to be hepatocirrhosis and carcinoma.

(191) Til had a high, emotional voice, apt to fly off into what would soon be called a "soulful" direction.

(192) In modern political and economic discussion we are apt to talk rather glibly of " labour ".

(193) As the goods are apt to be break if not handled with care in the course of transportation.suggest that the parcel be sent by container vessel to avoid possible damage in loading and discharge.

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(194) The tiger may be the animal most Indians associate with their private sector; but a more apt symbol is the peepul (sacred fig) tree.

(195) The captive captivated by the apt adaptation rappe inbsp ; the cavity with rapture.

(196) Witness both types of creases on the jowly countenance of Joe Lieberman; these tend to give one a dour aspect (which, in the case of Lieberman, seems apt).

(197) This new collotype sensitive glue suitable for summer use is prepared with the purpose of making a remedy for the default of the previous collotype sensitive glue which is apt to stick to paper.

(198) While wealthy schools tin fee better in a downswing, they are too penetrated as undefendable apt prolonged market slumps because they run to money a greater part of their allowance from their talent.

(199) When more scientists know about a particular paper, they're more apt to cite it in their own papers.

(200) Conclusion Patients with HM were apt to develop infection, especially the patients with acute HM, all kinds of relapsed HM and agranulocytosis , so monitoring should be strengthened.

(201) When they come downstairs from their ivory tower, idealists apt to walk straight into the gutter.

(202) Compiling computer program is an irksome task to one who is not apt at logical thinking.

(203) I imagine that you may deduce an apt moral from my tale.

(204) Ask that self is through is being apt because of being apt, to still be apt because of inanity much!

(205) The codeless developer workspace is apt to have extended tools configured.

(206) However, on the other hand, the use of LIFO during a period of inflation is apt to produce a balance sheet figure for inventory that is far below the current replacement cost of the goods on hand.

(207) After the diagnosis, it is found the patients likes to eat the ice-cold food, apt to be tired, apt to sweat, will not breathe heavily in activity, thin pulse string, light red tongue with white spot.

(208) Secondly, the advantage which is gained by saving the time commonly lost in passing from one sort of work to another is much greater than we should at first view be apt to imagine it.

(209) In this paper, the developing procedure of the 2D 3-shaft APT (Automatically Programmed Tools) system is described in detail.

(210) Their optimism is apt to be decidedly conditional and tremulous.