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Reformation's most apropos pair-up to date, with cool-girl group Haim, drops today.
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We decided to drown our concerns in the most apropos way: with street food.
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One British woman has documented every comment made about her appearance in the most apropos way possible — by wearing them.
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Thomas Rhett has belted out a lot of songs in his career, but his newest single "Life Changes" is probably the most apropos.
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The name is perhaps the most apropos, with the possible exception of Endurance, given the track record of Mars rovers vastly outliving their official mission length.
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That's perhaps the most apropos truth of all: We use these heavy elements for very human means, from connecting with one another via text or on a phone call, to representing a commitment or memory.
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The right to a moving picture, in its most apropos and complete form, is one of those unalienable rights of moviegoers, like the right to whip unpopped popcorn kernels at the heads of people using cellphones.
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This book represents the backlash against the frantic pursuit of what's often known as "enrichment," a term that can seem most apropos for the wallets of the adults who teach and coach all these after-school classes, teams and activities.
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Film critic James Crawford praised the film for direction and inventiveness. He makes the case that the film's long second shot functions as a foreshadowing, an organizing principle, a statement of purpose in the film. Crawford wrote, "It’s not remarkable for what it reveals -- it’s essentially exposition of narrative and character traits -- but for its movement, length, and the way it approaches space, viewer identification, and power dynamics." As for the creativity of the film, he compares the three minutes, 26 seconds length of the shot and likened it to the "granddaddy of all tracking shots," the one that kicks off Touch of Evil -- the most apropos comparison, given that it was released in 1958, two years later.
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