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I am sure we can act appropriately in the course of the week.

These are all yes and no questions so answer appropriately.

Appropriately enough, the phone line had gone dead after that.

"This is a move to staff the company appropriately for today's level of business."

If the answer is yes, you're most likely using social media appropriately with students.

"You have to live your life appropriately and set a good example in all things," he said.

The answer, appropriately for the day, is, Being a father.

However, there was one thing I could see, or more appropriately, sense.

People need to make enough sense of any social event to be able to act appropriately.

And appropriately, it was brought down by the cold light of numbers.

More appropriately in her case, it was something to die without.

Read on to find out more about these appropriately named fish.

Then he's back with a comment, appropriately out of left field.

One important fact: rather appropriately, each member of staff is a student.

Must make the Father pay appropriately or give him the responsibility of looking after the children.

"Any teacher who wants to service children appropriately will not mind if they are asked to do this," she said.

Most readers will, appropriately, approach the book as a how to.

Appropriately enough, she soon fell in love and married at 20.

He went off and came back soon, dressed more appropriately for the street.

This is the thought behind a new book with an appropriately named author.

"I would think the building is appropriately named," he said.

This means companies will have to change their procedures appropriately.

And, of course, it came up with something appropriately stupid.

Any issues from eight years ago have been appropriately dealt with.

"We'll be more than happy to pay our taxes appropriately."