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2. The last point is particularly pertinent to today's discussion.

3. She had asked some pertinent questions.

4. The expert made some pertinent comments on the scheme.

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6. Please keep your comments pertinent to the topic under discussion.

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24. The issues dealt with in the report are highly pertinent to our own situation.

25. That conclusion irritated Sheehan and others who contend that scholarship itself is pertinent to public service.

26. While they adhere to some uniform practices, these are not systematically informed and shaped by pertinent experience and knowledge gained elsewhere.

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28. In some cases costs and benefits must be estimated indirectly or inferred because pertinent market prices do not exist.

29. Since the boundary extension however, accountability has become a much more pressing and pertinent issue.

30. When he phones you naturally listen sympathetically, offer advice and ask pertinent questions until, grateful, he rings off.