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• Women are the key voices of the chorus in Mekuyo dances as the Okuyi requires the female voice to dance appositely.
• As Mummery LJ so pithily and appositely put it, the legislation is designed to allow an employee three months  not three months less a day or two  to make a complaint of unfair dismissal.
• Sloman referred to a ( favourable ) review of  The Spider and  The Snake in the New York Times by Bonnie Bilyeu Gordon In her review, Gordon appositely remarked : " . . . Crompton blends great enthusiasm with proper fairness.
• Lucy and Stephen fall for each other almost at first sight, but the moment is broken by the entrance of the appositely named Robin Pocketts ( Manager of the Ushers Team ), a failed opera singer prone to sexually harassing the more attractive ladies in his team, particularly Rosie.
• As professor Martin van Creveld of Hebrew University in Jerusalem so appositely observed recently, " Clinton's wrangling with the UN Security Council and its emissary Secretary-General Kofi Annan brings to mind the way in which mediaeval rulers once required the pope's consent before going to war.
• There, at the-summit of the hill, there now stood-appositely-a mock castle, built in the 18th . century by the Gothic Revivalist Sanderson Miller ( and now an inn ), whereas at the foot nestled the village of Radway, ( with which John had family connections ) and where-on that freezing autumn night, lives of the wounded had been saved ( it is said ) by the sharp frost which staunched their wounds.