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opportune moment

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See: opportunity


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Byline: Darren Fullerton PERHAPS Derry City chairman Pat McDaid might have chosen a more opportune moment to promote the sugary prospect of an All-Ireland League.
Now that we're regrouping from the devastation wrecked by the recession, with your shareholders in a foul mood and government legislators and regulators in an even fouler mood, it's the opportune moment to get out the chalkboard and start reviewing the Xs and Os of winning governance.
However some legal experts have been known to have advised him not to visit Pakistan so early, and rather wait for an opportune moment in this regard.
 
 
 
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