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Food is apt to deteriorate in summer.

It's apt to rain that afternoon.

redundant slogans are apt to petrify a man's thinking.

But we’re more apt to blame our weighton lack of exercise (84 percent).

We are much too apt to look at schism in our church as an unmitigated evil.

He who carries three baskets must put one on his head, which is apt to tumble and trip him up.

The parties who approve me to judge their case know that I'm apt to make a fair and reasonable decision, not an arbitray one.

They know not themselves, nor the aim of their wanderings; and, because they do not, they are ever apt to imitate something else.

Conclusion: the water in ultrasonic humidifier was apt to breed bacteria and contaminate the environmental air. With prolonging the time of continuous use, the bacterial count increases gradually.

Specifically, Swedish researchers discovered children of a parent with an alcohol problem are apt to consume more alcohol after stressful situations.

and in certain phases of civilization people of this kind are apt to get the upper hand of more amiable and conscientious races and classes.

But in London we are apt to receive that sort of thing so coldly even in its proper place in the rallies of a harlequinade that there is no temptation to West end managers to condescend to it.

If you're a lark, apt to wake as early as 6am and go to sleep around 9pm or 10pm, you're going to feel your nap need around 1pm or 1.30 pm.

Those we love have a unique power to influence how we feel about life and about ourselves, and genuinely nice, good-hearted people are much more apt to exercise that power for the better.

Sadly, though, as cruel fate so often handles things in this vale of tears, the fall of Dragon Year persons from their lofty heights is also apt to be precipitous.

The slumbering mind might not seem like an apt tool for any critical thinking, but humans can actually solve problems while asleep, researchers say.