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The batter executed the bunt perfectly.

LAS VEGAS - Patrick Patterson ran the play perfectly and excitedly.

But for one thing, McTeague would have been perfectly contented.

His hair is thick and dark, his nose perfectly straight, his jaw chiseled and covered with stubble that's mostly pepper, but with a perfectly judged dash of salt.

He took the bait perfectly, and was soon engAged in an affair with her.

These would be perfectly valid reasons to choose one software platform over another.

God is perfectly just and perfectly merciful, and this we must proclaim right in the midst of the most awful circumstances and in the face of the most mysterious questions.

''The steep swoop of highroad lay, in its cool morning dust, splendid with patterns of sunshine and shadow, perfectly still. . . .

It is joyful freedom. There is no television here, no this, no that. But we are perfectly happy.

In this illusion although the lines appear to be bent they are actually perfectly straight and actually parallel.

The larger goal of environmental policy, in the end, is not about collecting fines, but about changing behavior. Littering is a perfectly rational behavior at the individual level.

It was a perfectly appointed, small steam laundry, wherein the most modern machinery did everything that was possible for machinery to do.

They have gaps in them where they cross little natural drainage channels and the lines themselves are not perfectly filled in, with lots of little streaks and uneven coverage.

The Villa shape, follows the natural slope of the ground and it is lying perfectly on the hill, in a shape the reminds of an amphitheater, surrounded by nature.

A two-day detour from the coast is the town of Safranbolu, which with its perfectly restored, timber Ottoman-style houses, offers a glimpse back at Turkey in the 19th Century.

The problem with such a vernier is that the simple act of releasing the mouse button can often cause a user’s hand to shift a pixel or two, causing the perfectly placed object to slip out of alignment just at the moment of acceptance.

It was all perfectly legal.

Pairs perfectly with khakis or jeans.

The curtains and the carpets match perfectly.

—that God is perfectly just and perfectly merciful has no idea what they are talking about.

To be perfectly candid, I think you acted foolishly.

Though his heart is said to be weak, he seems perfectly healthy.

The really hard thing is to live with the tension and leave the entire matter in the hands of the God who showed himself perfectly just and perfectly merciful in Jesus.

The function relation about unit cost of circulating logistics has perfectly explained one salience of physical distribution—gathering effects.

How can anyone be faultless in what he says?How can every remark one makes in impromptu discussion be perfectly correct?

Then I cameto a particularly good writer from the South who had it down perfectly and hesaid: “Well, I usually just go to a barbershop and sit behind a newspaper.

"I asked you," continued Villefort, in a perfectly calm tone, "where you conceal the poison by the aid of which you have killed my father-in-law, M. de Saint-M¨|ran, my mother-in-law, Madame de Saint-M¨|ran, Barrois, and my daughter Valentine."

Quartz crystal is perfectly crystallized.

Outwardly, the couple seemed perfectly happy.

She's perfectly quiet, but once you sit or lie down, she responds to your every move.

A pair of ebonized Parisian club chairs, a flea-market find, are perfectly scaled for a small room.

“It was perfectly reasonable for Isaac Newton to believe in alchemy,” said Dr. Newman. “Most of the experimental scientists of the 17th century did.”

This suit fits perfectly.

The patient is perfectly recovered from his illness.

The Head reassured her that she understood this perfectly, and was, in fact, grateful for the rigor she had brought to the process.

This record reproduces every sound perfectly.

Perhaps the Age of Excess had to end before we could all turn inward just enough to rediscover the gold standard of the perfectly formed phrase, and make connections again.

T he sweetness of the strawberries is perfectly balanced by the tartness of the rhubarb.