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pertinent

[pur-tn-uhnt] / ˈpɜr tn ənt /


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But stick around, and you will find that Kramer’s take on the subgenre is far more fascinating and pertinent to life outside the movie theater than most of its peers.

From Salon

The issue is pertinent: It’s the middle of open enrollment for Medicare Advantage, the privately run insurance program that administers Medicare for 34 million Americans.

From Barron's

"It is pertinent to have some private money involved as well as executives with relevant experience," said the US-based analyst.

From Barron's

“Other alleged issues in the U.S.-Korea relationship are not pertinent to the president’s decision here.”

From The Wall Street Journal

And the pertinent question has not gone away: will Djokovic have enough in the tank to potentially beat Alcaraz and Sinner back-to-back?

From BBC