Archon II: Adept (Electronic Arts, 1984) Archon II: Adept changes up the main board layout and mechanics.
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Well trained, gun adept teachers and coaches and people that work in those buildings, people that were in the Marines for 20 years, and retired, people in the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, the Coast Guard, people that are adept, adept with weaponry, and with guns, they teach.
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I knew that "adept bilingualists" means _________ because _________. 2.
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Others could be more adept at breaking down certain proteins.
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Mary Lou Marzian is another adept deployer of pushback bills.
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Hollywood was cool, artistic, and uniquely adept at entertaining viewers.
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" Because of this Stanley says "I wasn't very socially adept.
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Chinese companies - adept at working in challenging locations - should gain.
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Two members of the band were very adept at magic.
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Trump has proven himself ill adept at such duplicitous behavior.
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Like Trump, he is an adept user of social media.
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LifeLock was adept at marketing but had no intellectual property.
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The Trump University "faculty" was adept at its sales pitch.
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Overseas adherents have also been adept at lobbying Western politicians.
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Wheels Craig Sakowitz could be considered a technologically adept driver.
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Yes. Adept at securing obvious domain names for presidential campaign?
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DONALD TRUMP's young administration is adept at one particular manoeuvre.
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Twitter side of the business has become adept at monetization.
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Second, are our efforts better adept at maximizing national defenses?
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Trump's defenders say he is adept at absorbing facts visually.
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The manufacturers appear, moreover, to be adept at circumventing enforcement.
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Are the Russians adept at winning in the Middle East?
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Microsoft hasn't typically been adept at creating social networks, though.
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Lesbians are adept at this because we are all crazy.
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Though, she has become quite adept at handling the subject.
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Abrams has also shown herself to be an adept fundraiser.
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Trump said Conway is especially adept at polling female voters.
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But Énard is equally adept at more conventionally structured fiction.
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Mark Zuckerberg is highly adept at addressing Facebook's greatest threats.
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Robbed (2008), about a charming kleptomaniac (Eleonore Hendricks) adept at
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Companies also must be adept at optimizing digital distribution channels.
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Twitter is uniquely adept at making dumb stuff a reality.
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This agency in St. Petersburg was super adept at it.
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I realize now that Delphine was a very adept swimmer.
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Satoshi Miyagi is adept at building bridges between theater traditions.
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With pointed wings, mergansers are equally adept in the air.
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But bonobos also seem to be less adept with tools.
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But he gets quite adept at violence; he grows feral.
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But the FBI's adept technicians have the phones working again.
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Why are bats so adept at harboring and spreading viruses?
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Or at least he was adept at appearing that way.
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Populist leaders in particular have proven adept at audience development.
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The AfD has proved adept at exploiting frustration at this.
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New Yorkers have become quite adept at keeping their composure.
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He's quite adept at making puzzles feel like a dialogue.
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Some restaurants are gracefully adept at accommodating extremely large customers.
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These have proved adept at growing their commercial income, especially abroad.
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Though I found the navigation pretty adept at circling chair legs.
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The famously adept political organizer called on South Africans to mobilize.
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A historian more adept at leveraging fresh insight than Jill Lepore?
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Private companies have proved adept at milking their most loyal customers.
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All of these dogs are adept at sniffing out this delicacy.
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Meanwhile, consumers are becoming more adept with the tools at hand.
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Not all the spooks are adept at using their new spyware.
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Varner is adept at illustrating intimate moments with hilarity and sincerity.
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FEW countries are as adept at making luxury cars as Britain.
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The Air Force brings in more people who are mentally adept.
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But she said trained dogs are pretty adept at tracking scents.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy has proven particularly adept at this.
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The Republicans have traditionally been adept at seeing threats to the
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She was particularly adept at capturing the growing pains of adolescence.
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This U.S. administration can be equally adept at exercising cross-deterrence.
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His wife Eleanor (Julie Dretzin), however, is less adept at repression.
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Johnson and his aides were certainly adept at the legislative arts.
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The play is less adept, however, in clarifying its own story.
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Obaid-Chinoy is adept at coaxing people to share their stories.
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Mr. Ailes was equally adept at knowing what not to cover.
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Mr. Trump is also adept at deflecting blame to his staff.
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Extremists are adept at exploiting grievances for the purposes of recruitment.
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Sarah is adept at communicating ideas, and planning and organising activities.
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He recalls a particularly adept interpreter at a recent Disturbed show.
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Many businesses don't have developers that are adept at creating them.
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I don't know if they're very adept throat slashers particularly, but.
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They've become adept at telling their stories and advocating for themselves.
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He is also adept at contemporary techniques like video and installation.
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He's really very adept, and it's the classic demagogue tool kit.
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Employers have become increasingly adept at violating workers' rights with impunity.
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Guerrero is also adept at portraying the duality of her existence.
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But an adept sand shot stops nine feet from the hole.
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The synagogue has also been adept with the currency of celebrity.
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"The North Koreans are remarkably adept at circumventing sanctions," he said.
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He also showed himself an adept operator in the United States.
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Farlan was adept with his hands and smart, a natural engineer.
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She became adept at enlisting politically powerful friends in the cause.
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She has proved adept at shifting position without incurring political damage.
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We received only 316 entries, of which 143 were correct — ADEPT.
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I want certain highly adept people -- people that understand weaponry, guns.
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Other employees seemed naturally adept at playing things to their advantage.
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Panasonic claims it's just as adept at capturing low-light video too.
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Since that moment Japan has in fact been remarkably adept at changing.
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SpotMini, as this new video shows, is also adept at self-navigation.
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Pandas are adept climbers & will climb & fall during play sessions #PandaStory pic.twitter.
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Leslie Jones has proven she's adept at battling ghosts – and Twitter trolls.
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Michael Schur is one of the most adept minds in TV comedy.
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So far, Ms Suu Kyi has proved more adept at avoiding them.
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Police have become more adept at anticipating unrest by monitoring online chatter.
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For the most part, Bangkok's hawkers have proved to be adept improvisers.
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If you're not adept at art, Microsoft links the app to Remix.
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Our human ability to generalize makes us particularly adept at classifying sounds.
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From that vantage point, Clinton emerges as an extraordinarily adept political figure.
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He's certainly very adept at picking out who's gonna be in charge.
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It is a discipline that South Koreans have become particularly adept at.
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But trees are profoundly adept at sucking carbon out of the air.
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Shakespeare was also adept at blurring the lines between good and evil.
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American companies have become adept at stashing their earnings in foreign countries.
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Not particularly adept at getting literally anything you want out of life?
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He said he became adept at slicing shad to remove the roe.
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Global firms like Harley-Davidson are adept at managing risk and uncertainty.
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Must be adept at rapid response communications work and juggling competing deadlines.
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A red-faced bully, adept in the choreography of collective hysteria, arises.
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Somehow, word reached Virginia's coach that Risher was an adept pass catcher.
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Ms. Headland is far more affable and socially adept than her characters.
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Tweak by algorithmic tweak, it became ever more adept at the game.
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Wautier was apparently astonishingly adept in many different genres, formats, and sizes.
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"Of course, the left is extraordinarily adept at organizing," Mr. Holler said.
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Will you need people adept at planning and executing events and rallies?
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No one on Veep is particularly adept at dealing with other people.
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The cells also become less adept at identifying new pathogens to fight.
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For 80 years, limousine liberalism has proven extraordinarily adept at this task.
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Ms. Butina also proved adept at getting close to powerful older men.
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The popular podcast Casefile is adept at highlighting community responses to tragedy.
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If there's one thing this prime minister is adept at it's losing.
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I had become adept at exercising my will to negate my will.
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He was adept at achieving different narrative effects by harnessing different styles.
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Conservatives were more adept at leveraging the kitchen table in those debates.
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He was an adept performer in both French and English language debates.
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Seven & i has proved itself adept at wringing cash out of stores.
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Presented with someone else's argument, we're quite adept at spotting the weaknesses.
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But in such a short time, the movement has proved unusually adept.
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Software programs long ago became adept at classic board games like backgammon.
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This has enabled the Taliban to become adept at managing local governance.
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But Republicans have been especially adept at pushing the idea of emulation.
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An effective N.F.L. commissioner must be adept at two things, he contends.
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Iran is very adept as using its navy to taunt American vessels.
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Kakko is considered to be particularly adept at puck-handling and playmaking.
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The human eye is not very adept at perceiving these properties independently.
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"If they're really lucky and adept, they might be able to do two."
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Adept at manipulating the press, he first pushed his way into the newspapers.
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Both are technologies adept at solving the aforementioned peer review problem at scale.
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Beijing has become adept at using the internet as a force of control.
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That all his dreams of being cool and socially adept would come true?
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Somehow, they're adept at mastering every social platform as soon as it launches.
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So what's the "secret sauce" that makes LipNet so adept at reading lips?
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This does not bother the mashonisas, who are adept at collecting bad debts.
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And yet Legion has always been adept at wrapping up a story arc.
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But Iran has been adept at filling the void left by Arab states.
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They help prevent bubbles from forming and are adept at rooting out malfeasance.
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The BLO also proved adept at corrupting public officials, according to Insight Crime.
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And Russia's armed forces have become more adept at sophisticated combined arms operations.
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Most email clients have become pretty adept at displaying incoming photos and videos.
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Traffickers have become adept at evading the criminal laws currently on the books.
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Kaczyński is adept at playing with these ideas and framing his policies accordingly.
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Working in McCaskill's favor is her reputation as an adept campaigner and fundraiser.
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We also grow adept at concealing our misgivings, anxieties, personal problems, and vices.
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The Trump administration has become too adept at developing solutions for non-problems.
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As administrator, Pruitt has become adept at presenting his views with bland jargon.
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The president has already proven himself to be an adept fundraiser for Republicans.
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I've never been adept on skid pads, and this exercise was particularly tricky.
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The Lakota were adept at playing the wasicus [white men] against each other.
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Mr. Hipps is as adept as a gifted playwright at setting a scene.
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It didn't take long: The smartest fish was adept after only 30 trials.
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The governing class is adept at extricating the Italian state from tight spots.
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The man's tired and scarred face reveals someone adept at surviving adverse seasons.
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But Trump seems particularly adept at exploited mass violence for primal political purposes.
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Huntley is adept at deploying Catherine's good fortune as a fulcrum of suspense.
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Apple has been especially adept at moving profits around in tax-advantageous ways.
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Yet Mr. Hossain admitted that he was not adept at balancing family relations.
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"Gall proved adept in adapting to new musical styles," he said by email.
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Mr. Costanzo, his nickname notwithstanding, was also adept on the larger conga drums.
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The equally adept Mr. Storaro, who shot "Wonder Wheel," has worked in digital.
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China has the most adept hackers working for a government, Mr. Coats said.
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In Ms. Butina, Mr. Torshin found someone adept at engaging with powerful conservatives.
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America's $11 billion legal weed industry has become pretty adept at blowing smoke.
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And under Mr Li HKEX has proved an adept buyer of foreign assets.
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Iran is adept at exploiting chaos, which is endemic in the Middle East.
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His muscular fingers are adept at plucking the beans swiftly from their stems.
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Still, the N.F.L. appears particularly adept at skipping over lines in the sand.
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Coyotes are nocturnal animals and are adept at avoiding people, Mr. Simon said.
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The adept Photoshop guru had an interview with Vice, never once breaking character.
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Perhaps he can try his hand—and his Twitter-adept thumbs—at politics. ■
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But the director, Leigh Silverman, is adept at throwing ash on soap bubbles.
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Only the most adept can stop without having their momentum drive them downfield.
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It turned out they were remarkably adept at following multiple objects at once.
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My father was particularly adept at the complex operation of the alien mechanism.
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My father was particularly adept at the complex operation of the alien mechanism.
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Cuvier's beaked whales are among the most mysterious and adept mammals on Earth.
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Algerian authorities have long been adept at manipulating a weak and disorganized opposition.
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They become adept at echoing the needs and feelings of more narcissistic people.
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But we're adept at picking up changes in tone, and there is one.
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In addition, it is adept at recognizing the most significant details of an argument.
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They are adept at reading others and not generally burdened by feelings of guilt.
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Infervision's product proved adept, and its name soon gathered steam among more healthcare professionals.
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He proved adept at campaigning amid a confusing mire of fact, fiction and demagoguery.
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Her voice, adept at elastic runs and flowery embellishments, is also soulful and sincere.
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Though she's flawless at designing efficient systems, Stella is admittedly less adept at dating.
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Through the mid-'803s, he was an adept bebop player with a spare style.
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But Democrats say Trump administration officials have become adept at running out the clock.
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At 15, Ando was already a skilled operative, both level-headed and technically adept.
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I was adept in the classics years ago, so it's definitely in my wheelhouse.
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Trump has shown himself to be uniquely adept at responding sensitively to Hurricane Harvey.
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IF POLITICS is the art of survival, Theresa May is proving adept at it.
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However, many have grown adept at subverting its essence while maintaining its outward appearance.
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The assumption that all this math will make us more numerically adept is flawed.
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This is partly because presidents have grown more adept at coup-proofing their regimes.
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Obama and President George W. Bush proved themselves to be particularly adept at this.
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Queer performance artists are particularly adept at using humor to cut through the misery.
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In other areas, the bureaucracy is proving adept at tacking with the political winds.
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Like the prime minister, he is adept at social media and single-combat sports.
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And he's more adept with a pocket razor than with a friendly social bluff.
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Adept of the joys of watching, connoisseur of empathy, he finds the world 'picturesque.
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Stevens is adept at blending past and present, the Biblical with the pop cultural.
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As digital natives, many are adept at social media, fearlessly taking on conservative critics.
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Dick was particularly adept at manipulating his mother, who doted on her only child.
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The cuisine is much more adept than the atmosphere at cultivating a locavore feel.
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Jamie proves to be quite adept at espionage even if he doesn't favor it.
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This is very different from empty flattery, which most people are adept at detecting.
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The older transplants, however, failed to become adept bilingualists and never quite fit in.
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I have a daily practice but I'm not one of these highly adept meditators.
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This means that policy analysts must become adept at explaining uncertainty to political leaders.
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He is also considered a strong defensive catcher adept at handling a pitching staff.
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He is known as an adept communicator who also understands the importance of analytics.
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Sometimes this validation happens in tangible ways: Martin is adept at rewarding true fans.
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A new generation is growing up, being technologically adept and socially inept, generally speaking.
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But rabbits, apparently, were adept at having quick heart attacks when under mortal threat.
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Highly trained, gun adept, teachers/coaches would solve the problem instantly, before police arrive.
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Ms. Assaf is adept at creating community among her peers, organizing weekly get-togethers.
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He is adept with populist rhetoric, but comes across as soft-spoken and smooth.
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We have a president adept at goading his opponents into unwittingly doing his bidding.
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Instead, I became adept at the hand-me-down method of procuring Apple's handsets.
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A.I. systems are increasingly adept at generating believable audio and video on their own.
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President Trump endorsed an N.R.A. plan to arm teachers who are adept with weaponry.
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The Duchess of Cambridge, adept at a public charm offensive, is a quiet booster.
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At the same time, the campaigns have become more adept at designing online strategies.
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"Well-trained, gun-adept teachers and coaches" should carry firearms in schools, he said.
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That aside, Sanders is a good debater who is adept at staying on-message.
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But humans, if they are focused and patient, can be pretty adept at it.
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Growing up in the wind leaves you strong, sloped and adept at seeking shelter.
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Few politicians are as adept at exploiting a sense of personal persecution as Trump.
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The Penguins have become adept at surviving the loss of crucial players this season.
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His face, and adept golf swing, have graced the cover of countless golf publications.
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What's more is Amanita is adept at deciphering when she should provide perspective vs.
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Jerome Powell, his pick for Fed chairman, has so far proven to be adept.
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As Varble gradually realized, the art market is adept at absorbing and neutralizing resistance.
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And Mr. Griffin has proved adept at making a profit even during market turbulence.
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He was a devoted and adept lieutenant of the Fire Department of New York.
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Facebook is adept at open sourcing, or donating for public use, technologies like computer hardware.
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Mr. Reid was such an adept that he was able to make convincing parodies, too.
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Interested. Yeah, my son is very adept on the iPad, can see his way around.
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But I think, you know, Trump is pretty adept at playing politics of these situations.
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You'll even learn how to become adept at SEO and master branding, blogging, and copywriting.
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Obama proved herself adept at smack talk … and nailing opponent Harry Styles in the groin.
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For a committed socialist, Sunkara is perhaps the most naturally adept capitalist I've ever met.
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These advances aren't easily billed, and our medical system is not adept at promoting them.
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"IS are very adept at being able to put themselves on the counterattack," Stephens said.
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He's famously adept at social media (see: the time he shoveled a Twitter follower's driveway).
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He's already proved adept at blending genres, plots, and everything else you can think of.
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Not too many rock stars are as adept at domestic life as Jon Bon Jovi.
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Against that backdrop, Catalonia&aposs independence movement has proved adept at harnessing discontent toward Madrid.
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And drug dealers, like any business people, are adept at adapting to changing market conditions.
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ACROSS SOUTHERN Africa self-styled liberation parties have proved adept at clinging on to power.
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"Ghost lovers tend to be more sensual and adept than the average bloke," she explained.
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The American election campaign unnerved businesses about the prospects for growth and more adept regulation.
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As hackers become increasingly adept at targeting smartphones, app security has become a pressing issue.
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Jacobs and his colleagues identified one peptide that is particularly adept at fighting flu viruses.
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Weaver worries a President Pence would also be more adept at pushing forward conservative legislation.
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They are not quick on their feet, not necessarily adept when players run at them.
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Villalobos was an adept manager who coordinated multiple tunnel projects while keeping a low profile.
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It also shows that Trump wants somebody adept at digital campaigning to run his campaign.
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The interface is confusing to newcomers, but fast for people who are adept at it.
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South Korea, Japan and Taiwan are all technologically adept and have reason to feel threatened.
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Companies like Google and Facebook are adept at targeting online advertising based on user behavior.
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Leading a meaningful life and benefiting society require more than a generation of adept coders.
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Shulkin has proven to be far more adept at this than most of his predecessors.
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For digitally adept older adults, the Internet already allows easier shopping, entertainment and social interaction.
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Even as its territory shrinks, the jihadists remain adept at launching hit-and-run attacks.
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As the former captain of a merchant ship, he proved equally adept on the water.
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People who are mentally strong are adept at maintaining and increasing their sense of control.
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With the Bulls, he was a ferocious rebounder and defender, and an unusually adept passer.
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She was always adept at drawing quick connections with people she met on rope lines.
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He is adept at using Twitter to send messages to his nearly 13 million followers.
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Like Byrne, Binder has always been adept at bringing the cutting edge to the masses.
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Ryan was adept at convincing pundits that his budget proposals and reforms were about principles.
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Adept of the joys of watching, connoisseur of empathy, the flâneur finds the world 'picturesque.
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This group has been exceedingly adept at dominating the narrative in virtually every election cycle.
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Gardner, chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, has proven to be an adept campaigner.
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As música urbana later welcomed the Latin trap wave, he adapted like an adept vet.
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All the tracing, blending, and color-matching can overwhelm even the most adept makeup maven.
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A 'hit list' Even before he tussled with Francis, Vigano was adept at courting controversy.
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There are companies that will do this for you if you are not technologically adept.
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Still, many have proven adept at mobilizing money and support for causes dear to them.
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His Giuliani, in which he retracts his head, froglike, into hunched shoulders, is particularly adept.
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His testimony showed him to be adept at borrowing money but not paying it back.
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Following their precepts will make you socially adept, which in turn will make you successful.
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Likewise, insects that were particularly adept at finding pollen had an advantage over their peers.
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Aides say he is also adept at using his DVR systems to record television shows.
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This generation proved to be particularly adept at climbing the ranks within their respective companies.
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His supporters say he's up to it, having proven himself adept at understanding retail trends.
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Seoul now has multiple storefronts where less technically adept people can buy and sell Bitcoin.
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Mr. Netanyahu has been able to pull this off because he is an adept politician.
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According to Kronick and Shi, the app is especially adept at identifying scissors and rocks.
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If our bishops need to be diocesan C.E.O.s adept at risk management, so be it.
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He is particularly adept at portraying Eve's self-justifications — why shouldn't she be sexually adventurous?
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Peter isn't Prince Charming in a Top Gun jacket — he's a deceptively adept master manipulator.
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Jahiruddin, though uneducated, was an adept politician, fresh from winning a hard-fought local election.
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Younger people who are more adept at other technologies are starting to move in there.
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On Thursday, Trump proposed giving "highly adept" teachers who "understand weaponry" concealed weapons in schools.
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Although one of its characters is adept at drawing on the sidewalks of Cambridge, Mass.
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The best leaders are adept at expressing recognition beyond a simple pat on the back.
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Happily, Dr. Green had become adept at brokering delicate family discussions over the past year.
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The evidence suggests that American lawmakers are not especially adept at buying and selling shares.
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The campaign hired Stephanie Cutter, an operative adept at handling political crises, to advise Mrs.
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Car companies are adept at re-sharing UGC to create an engaging social media presence.
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Trump himself has advocated supplying "firearms adept" teachers with concealed guns to deter school shooters.
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She is especially adept at juxtaposing scenes of suburban serenity with ones of environmental violence.
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Yes, his backing band — Eben Levy, Ian M. Riggs, Vito Dieterle — is artful and adept.
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If it can harness big data, the firm could become more adept at drug development.
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Pruitt and Zinke have been particularly adept at upending what their respective agencies stand for.
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Cows are especially adept at remembering directions and geographic locations, and at recognizing their peers.
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Urquiola is also adept in using reference material without indulging in heavy-handed postmodernist citation.
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In the span of one human lifetime, humankind has become brutally adept at plundering the seas.
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Far from being robotic, Rubio came off as quite personally appealing and adept at reaching people.
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Well, those days are just about over as boomers become more adept at using social media.
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Public advocacy In the modern era, party leaders have to be adept at handling the media.
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Attempts at "better" moderation have repeatedly silenced the vulnerable while tacitly endorsing the most adept manipulators.
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And Lipska is particularly adept at recognizing how damage to the brain might affect a person.
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Iran also has proved adept at hiding financial moves, even under conditions of strict economic sanctions.
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She's confident, adept, and demure, yet spirited, with just the right covetable balance of country chic.
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The company is adept, perhaps more so than any other game industry player, at commercializing nostalgia.
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Members of local cartels and gangs have become adept at targeting Mexico's vast network of pipelines.
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Early touchscreen devices like my old Palm Treo were already adept at changing our daily habits.
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Killing Arya would be a challenge, as the killer Stark is adept at hiding from danger.
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But on the business side, the Yankees are still adept at throwing their considerable weight around.
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Trump traffics in celebrity, so it's no surprise he's adept at using media to self-promote.
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He's so adept at controlling the conversation, and that makes me more curious about his past!
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Of the three strains in which poliovirus exists, type 2 is most adept at this trick.
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Dogs, known for being especially adept at sensing small boys stuck in wells, make mistakes too.
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Despite Trump's insistence that he care about "the cyber" he's not technologically adept in the slightest.
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They hope such knowledge might lead to the sorts of products they are adept at making.
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That will require legislators well-briefed and adept enough to probe the edge of the possible.
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The first is to fill in the historical gaps (something the bard was adept at himself).
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And still others, like Ben Carson, have struggled to show they are adept at foreign affairs.
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He was unsuccessful at enacting policy, but he is an adept shin-kicker and rabble-rouser.
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But tiny fingers would probably be far more adept at poking around than clumsy adult digits.
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ISWAP has focused on military targets and proved adept at picking out vulnerable ones to attack.
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But Trump has proven to be surprisingly adept at branding bad financial decisions as good ones.
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Even when expressing doubts at his audacious targets, they showed admiration for his adept deal-making.
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China remains far less adept as an alchemist of power—though not for want of trying.
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But in contrast to its title, Daddy Pig isn't actually adept at any of these things.
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An increasing share of parents are Millennials, adept at using technology to find the best deals.
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My journey towards becoming better (read: more socially adept) seems to have stopped to a halt.
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The people behind loved and loathed party game Cards Against Humanity have proven themselves adept trolls.
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We are increasingly adept at being able to change our habits and tastes depending on context.
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Today, though, the deceased are becoming more adept at leaving their mark on the political scene.
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Second, big tech firms, adept at handling data and selling services, cannot get too far ahead.
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As a singer, he proved remarkably adept at sounding both vulnerable and psychotic, wounded and defiant.
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Trotsky claimed that Stalin was adept at manipulating the bureaucracy, and meant this as an insult.
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Mr. Duwenhögger, now 2212, is a sly, seductive storyteller adept in several mediums, especially figurative painting.
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And when politics come into play, even the most adept negotiator may be prone to miscalculation.
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We aren't particularly adept at predicting whether a specific patient's cancer will become metastatic or not.
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Japan is adept at making the type of quiet-running, diesel-powered vessels the Australians sought.
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Modern companies rely on technologically adept workforces, and that requires a firm commitment to public education.
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Chiru antelopes like the ones in this photo are also adept at surviving in cold weather.
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Australopiths, which were bipedally adept and occasionally climbed trees, were precursors to human ancestors like Neanderthals.
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Biden has proven himself to be among the most adept fundraisers in the Democratic primary contest.
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He had earned a reputation as a technologist who was adept at turning technologies into products.
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It is smart, devastating, unpredictable and enviably adept in its handling of tragedy and its fallout.
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Ms. Johnson makes unadorned, soundly structured, musically adept ballets for a lovely, unpretentious group of dancers.
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They also were incredibly adept, but they had a different hand and a slightly different aesthetic.
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Twitter, however, is more adept to real-time, but its 310 million userbase is far smaller.
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At the same time, you should be adept at handling administrative work and overseeing editorial operations.
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The deals are aimed at creating giants even more adept at selling both seeds and chemicals.
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Otherwise, they risk being taken for a ride by autocrats adept in donning a democratic wardrobe.
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" To please his grandmother, he added: "I became adept at handling many small children at once.
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They float upon their backgrounds, casting a deep shadow — a problem fixed by Raad's adept handiwork.
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I am fortunate to work with journalists who are adept with more complex code as well.
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Gregg was adept at moving his man with outstanding technique, buttressed by his study of film.
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Their Reconnaissance General Bureau was at least 5,000 hackers strong and adept at brute force cyberattacks.
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Officials jockey for his ear, and the president is adept at playing them off one another.
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Mr. Gove is regarded at Westminster as an adept tactician if not a reliable political ally.
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Though he wears his scholarship lightly, D'Alvia is adept at the semaphores of 20th-century sculpture.
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Iceland's ballhandlers aren't especially adept, so its coaches prioritize keeping the ball far from its goal.
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Being adept at this process is its own skill, and I consider it one of mine.
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The Democrats were less adept at rounding up credit for economic improvements and shaking off criticisms.
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Echo's other damaging ability makes her an adept assassin capable of bursting down low-health targets.
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"He was physically graceful and strong, adept at ballroom waltzes, powwow dancing, and basketball," Alexie writes.
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They were adept hunters, and appear to have made ornaments as a form of self-expression.
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His wife is adept on cliffs, and he twitches as she moves up a rock face.
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Rex W. Tillerson, the president's choice for secretary of state, strikes Mr. Macklowe as particularly adept.
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Mr. Abe has also been adept at developing relationships with other potentially difficult heads of state.
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Amazon has proven adept at milking their hosts for tax incentives and credits in the past.
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The director, Masaaki Yuasa, is adept at stories and visuals where water is a major character.
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In this effort he is particularly adept at drawing from the lexicon of popular science fiction.
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You enjoy flirting over text, are adept at double entendres, and think good conversation is foreplay.
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You are adept at subtlety and nuance and know how to weave together a magical moment.
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And in the short demo I got, they seemed adept at doing all of those things.
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But these scammers get to know their marks thoroughly and are adept at ensnaring their prey.
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We think that humanities graduates would be more adept at detecting, analyzing and understanding such nuances.
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Each encounter is a chance to prove yourself as more adept, more capable than the last.
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This year's Blade Stealth is especially adept at playing graphically intensive games at fluid frame rates.
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There's a minimum of camera trickery here, and a lot of startlingly adept, balletic physical action.
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"Well-trained, gun-adept teachers and coaches" should carry firearms in schools, he told the crowd.
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Simon is especially adept at showing the subtle ways a dangerous ideology can tear apart families.
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"Well-trained, gun-adept teachers and coaches should be able to carry concealed firearms," Trump said.
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George W. Bush was particularly adept at staffing agencies with regulatory heel draggers, Goodwin told me.
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Nevertheless, Oakes and SCL proved remarkably adept at convincing new clients to write them big checks.
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"I was pretty adept at palming," he said in a video interview with Full Circle Magic.
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Already, Hokusai is fully accomplished and by his fifties adept at an eclectic range of styles.
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What's more impressive in Homecoming is how adept he is at doing the tougher stuff too.
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Valerio personally experiences community care in WhatsApp, a messaging app that's particularly adept at serving small communities.
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But a system designed to address copyright infringement proved to be less adept at dealing with Nazis.
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Cabrera's homer pulls Tigers past Twins DETROIT — Miguel Cabrera is adept at quieting naysayers with his bat.
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And when you're as adept as Frankel is at cooking, there's no need to wear an apron.
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Swift has always been adept at capturing our relational anger, and she's only gotten better in reputation.
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He's adept at delivering on-target pocket passes to his bigs, but scoring himself is an issue.
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That points to the second mystery: how come these mountain folk proved so adept at cooking fish?
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He previously told CNN Business that the brand is adept at getting attention with creative menu innovations.
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They've been around for decades, but are proving to be quite adept at problems involving machine learning.
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These were iron-clad user interfaces designed to allow an adept few control the flow of information.
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Prevenge is equally adept at that balancing act, with the laughs building alongside the rising body count.
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The bird-doggers take up space, too, and are adept at gaming the question-and-answer period.
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They're built with facial-recognition technology, which is why they're so adept at singling out their targets.
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He will be matched with a pedigree hen, in the hope that his offspring prove similarly adept.
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Bernie Sanders are adept at suggesting establishment elites are trying to put their thumbs on the scale.
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It's imperative for DevOps professionals to be adept at project management to ship things smarter and faster.
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It's worth acknowledging that TWD has always been adept at setting the stage and wrapping things up.
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Murdoch is more adept with the media than Musk — except Murdoch prefers to stay off the record.
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Cheesecake Factory is particularly adept at the classic buffalo wing, providing a comfortable, suburban level of spice.
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The politeness and an occasional boyish smile are trademarks he deployed as Brazil's most media-adept judge.
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Nutter is adept at killing characters, which does not bode well for the few Starks left alive.
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Jwalant, the city slicker, is as adept at traversing the terrain of Gorkha District as the villagers.
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And while some of our fetishization may feel regressive, digital media has proved remarkably adept at restoration.
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Adept as this generation is online, teenagers are most at ease using phones, not keyboards, he said.
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They're less adept at taking a step back to address the actual business benefits their product enables.
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Girard points out that he was, on the other hand, exceptionally adept at navigating the slave system.
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The key thing to remember here: Ubisoft has proven itself to be adept at doing just that.
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Despots and demagogues have proven to be just as adept at using Facebook as democrats and dreamers.
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That's because humans are already adept at creating fake news without the help of algorithms, Socher said.
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However, it's just as adept at being a caddish hooning machine as it is a gentleman's chariot.
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Not to be outdone, the media has become rather adept at fanning the flames of political intolerance.
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Those same psychological quirks that make humans so gullible also make many wonderfully adept at dismissing failures.
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What her new co-workers didn't know was that Mistress Suz was unusually adept for a reason.
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But it is adept at making money, too, especially now that it emerged from the FARC's shadow.
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He proved so adept at this work that he eventually bought the agency—and revolutionized the industry.
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" Schumer, characterizing the Senate GOP leader as an "adept negotiator," said McConnell "can't keep ducking this issue.
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But that doesn't spoil the annual thrill of seeing a troupe so effortlessly diverse, international and adept.
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He proved to be an adept fielder, and teammates took to his earnest approach in the clubhouse.
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Worryingly, these militants now tend to be of higher social class, and adept at using social media.
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The young bears appear to be adept swimmers, though their mother kept a watchful eye on them.
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The Republicans have become adept at this practice in recent years, and this year is no different.
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I was eventually diagnosed with something called attachment disorder, which means I became adept at sabotaging relationships.
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The manager had better also be adept at using the technology that links all that information together.
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During their bye, Dallas traded for Michael Bennett, adding another adept pass rusher to their front four.
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Trump has remarked on several occasions that his West Wing needs aides who are more politically adept.
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That includes things like good governance and community trust, which conventional economics is less adept at quantifying.
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Since the Sanders campaign started, he has become adept at talk-show sparring, but he isn't typical.
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Traditionally, Western democracies – particularly America – have proved more adept than dictatorships at tapping new technology and innovation.
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They were adept at moving money around the world, dealing with shady Russian oligarchs and the like.
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They've meanwhile gotten more adept online, allowing them to better compete with online-only players, Lebovitz said.
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We become more open, are more adept at identifying areas of commonality and humanizing the other person.
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This is where Musk and SpaceX need to be as socially adept as they are technically talented.
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That would yield 561 paths, far too many for even the most adept wave pilot to memorize.
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Conservatives have proven adept at building new media forms in the past — talk radio springs to mind.
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The Asian financial hub is largely adept at dealing with typhoons, which occur regularly in southern China.
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Unfortunately my mum isn't all that adept at using Facebook though, so it's somewhat lost on her.
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But she did make it on TV, where she proved an adept apprentice in his media techniques.
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They are fed up with poverty and violence, and people-smugglers have become adept at transporting them.
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I want certain highly adept people, people that understand weaponry, guns — if they really have that aptitude.
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Six years of recession, however, have made Mr. Maduro adept at managing, if not solving, cascading crises.
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But Macfarlane, 42, who has taught literature here since 2001, has grown adept at combining his activities.
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Amy arrives at her answer with the help of Donny, the least socially adept character we meet.
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Though he wears his scholarship lightly, Carl D'Alvia is adept at the semaphores of 20th-century sculpture.
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An adept writer of historical fiction, Wilson relies less on period detail than on vivid, multisensory description.
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Netanyahu is a formidable politician adept in using hate and fear, the strongest currency in contemporary politics.
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What awaits is — for now — the moral center of the universe, and a very politically adept pope.
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I also know that religious institutions are particularly adept at evading change, especially in regard to women.
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She is at ease in the glare of celebrity and adept at using it for her purposes.
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With Mr. Tashlin, he found a director both sympathetic to his style of comedy and technically adept.
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In Burkina Faso as elsewhere, jihadist groups are adept at exploiting local grievances to win people over.
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And he has shockingly few lyrical ideas, less of a concern for performers more adept with melody.
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For a president so adept at dominating hourly news cycles, Trump was noticeably absent from the debates.
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He was so adept at it that he once won a meatloaf contest at a dinner party.
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Iranian intelligence services and the Revolutionary Guards have been quite adept at foiling plots over the years.
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Thanks to multiple shared viewings of "The Incredibles" and "Ninjago," I'm now more adept at joining in.
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Our daughter, 8, and son, 3, have grown quite adept at asking the Google Home funny questions.
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The Epson Expression Premium XP-7100 is a great multifunction printer that's adept at printing beautiful photos.
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Although you don't control the outcomes, you can become adept at predicting the outcomes of your behavior.
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Before Sunday's game, they proved equally adept at avoiding the mere mention of the other person's name.
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These are skills at which Warren is adept, and that could make her especially effective as president.
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And Warren has proven adept at parrying away the attack lines from debate moderators and the moderates.
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This does not appear to be because Johnson was a particularly adept or well-liked political figure.
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More importantly, an experienced shooter is generally adept at swapping out magazines in a couple of seconds.
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The Epson Expression Premium XP-7100 is a great multifunction printer that's adept at printing beautiful photos.
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The goal, Krulak says, was to create ''a smarter, more selfless, more adept and more educated Marine.
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When dogs associate a scent with getting a reward, they become adept at seeking the scent out.
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He is, frankly, just a handsome, dull guy who happens to be adept at knocking people out.
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The government has proved adept at dealing with the consequences of bad policy rather than recasting policy itself.
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Windows 10 is still built for a mouse and keyboard, but it's equally adept at touch and ink.
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This is a full-blown, no compromises PC, that also happens to have a very adept touch screen.
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Wolves proved more adept at this every time, and researchers don't believe it has to do with scent.
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Journalists are becoming much more adept at collecting these kinds of data and using them in media articles.
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Since then, Goldstein, Zhang and others have become increasingly adept at coaxing bacteria into strange and wondrous acts.
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What He Wants: Compared to his brawny, socially adept brother, Arthur is a bit of a sad puppy.
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Georgians are adept at differentiating between an individual and their government; this is essential to survival under occupation.
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The Islamic Republic, like President Vladimir Putin of Russia, is adept at exploiting strategic opportunity on the cheap.
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And more importantly, I feel more adept at handling life's stressors that are otherwise out of my control.
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And guitar-strumming Curly McClain, who is more socially adept, but doesn't offer much beyond a pretty face.
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These types of telescopes are more sensitive to picking up FRBs, but they aren't as adept at location.
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It was a struggle at first, but I could feel myself becoming more adept with each passing day.
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Pelosi has also been adept at anticipating the opposition's arguments and using the investigative process to rebut them.
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While the earbuds are adept at suppressing environmental noise, they seemed generally less proficient at covering up talking.
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For a company hitherto seen as one of the most technologically adept in finance, this is a blow.
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BERT should be more adept at understanding the key word "no," and give a result that reflects that.
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Today, adversaries like China, Russia and Iran have become increasingly adept at inserting their agendas into our politics.
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Populist parties, which rail against established elites, seem particularly adept at reaching people who do not normally vote.
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Adept policy responses helped stabilise the situation following the dual shocks of falling oil prices and Western sanctions.
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With this splendid switcheroo, Baumann proves himself adept at the alchemy that is the task of the curator.
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It's since been adept at dividing and conquering potential threats, while forging relationships with factions of various stripes.
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But not all of us are as adept at behaving in a cool, calm, collected fashion (myself included).
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Crucially, the Crown Prince must prove himself to be as adept a peace-maker as his late father.
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Thanks to advancements like deep learning, automation is proving itself more adept than humans at diagnostics and analysis.
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At least for historical topics, Britannica Insights does seem more adept at surfacing relevant facts than Google snippets.
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If you build it, they will come The UAE has become adept at working around its desert climate.
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Contardi is more than adept at solving Rubik's Cubes, because he's been doing it for about a decade.
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But might the machines eventually turn on us as they grow adept, replacing humans in the workplace entirely?
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But ISP lobbyists and lawmakers have grown adept over the years at obscuring such efforts from public scrutiny.
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The plucky robot is also pretty adept at recovering from a comedic banana peel-induced spill, as well.
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But Trump and his immediate coterie are much less adept at bureaucratic infighting than Nixon and Kissinger were.
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O'Rourke has also proven to be an adept fundraiser, particularly when it comes to attracting small-dollar donations.
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Tehran's hackers are adept students and may be sharing their skills and tools with their North Korean counterparts.
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Or maybe they don't believe they are adept at amplifying underrepresented narratives — choosing instead to ignore them altogether.
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He needs costly 218-hour care, even if he has become adept at fighting off bouts of pneumonia.
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But in recent months, the race has tightened and O'Rourke has showed himself to be an adept fundraiser.
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But Murray, more experienced and very adept at absorbing power, was too much to handle in the end.
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Our brains are remarkably adept at twirling the cognitive kaleidoscope until it produces an image we find appealing.
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Most important, the gang's all here, and Mr. Lin proves once again to be an adept ensemble wrangler.
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Their wealth management strategies have varied, and some have proved more adept at making money than investing it.
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He was as adept at navigating new technologies as he was at baking pastries, one of his hobbies.
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He's especially adept at finding that sweet, destabilizing spot where an audience's comfortable laughter turns suddenly, confusingly, queasy.
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Doreen Valiente was a natural pragmatist, adept at negotiating dodgy dealings and with a head for meticulous research.
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The gatekeepers of the Internet need to be adept to quickly tackle these difficult problems as they arise.
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The English, as a tribe, are very adept at letting you know that you're not one of them.
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Here is why: Colleges are extremely adept at finding new and creative ways to get money from students.
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Bedbugs are adept hitchhikers, easily picked up in hotel rooms, car shares, movie theaters and other public spaces.
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Women are very adept at fitting themselves into and relating to a male narrative, a male lead character.
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Over the years, I had become more adept at telling stories, moving away more from confessionals to storytelling.
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Pets are adept at hiding their pain, so some owners may overlook dental care until symptoms become unavoidable.
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Spacecraft navigators have become adept at using precise flybys as slingshots to steer spacecraft through the solar system.
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The Google Assistant was the most adept of all the digital assistants, easily beating Siri and Amazon's Alexa.
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The other was adept with a light saber, trained Luke Skywalker and lived for more than 800 years.
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Many of the crops favored by Indigenous populations are particularly adept at sucking carbon out of the atmosphere.
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Sister Harriet, Offerman's right hand and most adept hunter, saves Offerman, while Hunters suggests that the Colonel dies.
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He's adept at creating different realisms and textures for each story line, variations that add layers of meaning.
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One town, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, has been particularly adept at positioning itself for the boom surrounding the infrequent event.
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And Mr. Trump is so adept at creating smoke that Americans might be forgiven for thinking that's true.
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In recent years, Mexico had grown adept at the capture of so-called kingpins, for better or worse.
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She was too adept at dodging, deflecting and flat-out lying to blurt out such an inconvenient truth.
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HEALERS crosses with ADEPT to conjure the image of an EVANGELIST, which boomerangs back to the northeast corner.
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France was adept not only at protecting its own artisans and attracting other nationalities, but in defanging counterfeiters.
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The way in which the series deals with Val's emotional struggles in particular is adept and worth highlighting.
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At the same time, applicant must be adept at demoralizing promising young players who tire of constant controversies.
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And once you become adept in a whole slate of programs, then you'll undoubtedly be a creativity machine.
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Wentz said the most adept fraudsters do not respond to stress the way the rest of us do.
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Happ, who has eight hits in the series so far, seems particularly adept at going the other way.
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The Gills just laugh in their gentle, accepting manner because they are adept at none of those things.
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But in many countries around the world, these tools have proved to be equally adept at political espionage.
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He also reinforced his position on arming "firearms adept" teachers with guns as a deterrent to mass shooters.
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Adept at surviving in challenging conditions, goats thrived in the rugged mountains and scorching deserts of northern Mexico.
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North Korea, which has become adept at circumventing international sanctions, has been accelerating its nuclear and missile tests.
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He noted that Huawei had been adept in its approach to the Canadian market, using savvy marketing techniques.
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The president has proved remarkably adept at taking racial issues and turning them into full-blown culture wars.
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The celebrated downtown auteur Richard Maxwell directs this visually adept production, presented by his New York City Players.
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A system shown billions of human sentences becomes adept at completing common phrases but is limited by generalities.
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It's not as though Dixville Notch has proved particularly adept at predicting the eventual victors in New Hampshire.
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A handful of famous folks are incredibly adept at keeping their dating lives and even their marriages under wraps.
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It seems to have made bureaucrats more competent: the health ministry is widely regarded as among Liberia's most adept.
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This is why they believe that despite their lack of knowledge and experience they can serve as adept advisers.
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It's a race to the bottom, where Amazon—already adept at negotiating with local governments—holds all the cards.
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And while all this is happening, Burkhart's brain is also becoming more comfortable and adept at using the system.
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Because if there's anything the US military has gotten incredible adept at, it really is collecting information and data.
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During the past two decades, scientists have become adept at forecasting the onset and intensity of El Niño events.
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They're adept at navigating the seas but aren't named after the semi-aquatic marine mammal that shares that skill.
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In my experience, those who claim to work long hours are often those who are adept at avoiding work.
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And how could youngsters, many of whom came from homes where books were rarities, be turned into adept readers?
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The Houthis, who control the most populated areas of Yemen including the capital Sanaa, are adept at guerrilla warfare.
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In addition, Europe's existing research bureaucracy is adept at sucking up funds, to the detriment of startups and outsiders.
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The conservative media have become much more adept at sheltering their audience from reality over the past two decades.
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Mendes proved adept at covering her baby bump: The high-profile couple kept their pregnancy under wraps for months.
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Arizona State has been adept at creating turnovers during its defensive turnaround, including four interceptions against Utah last week.
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However, all three were adept, professional politicians who promised to heed the message sent by voters following those defeats.
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The result of this arduous travail was the discovery that Eulemur rubriventer is indeed adept at finding red fruit.
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Mr Zuma's lawyers have proved adept at dragging out his defence, but at some point the appeals must end.
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Dogs, as anyone who's ever shared a home with one knows, are often uncannily adept at reading human emotions.
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Terrorist organizations, particularly ISIS, have become adept at adopting new technologies and using the internet to recruit and organize.
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Humans may have gotten pretty adept at solving Rubik's Cubes, but as usual, the machines are coming for us!
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But Polish 043D and visual effects artist Filip Tarczewski is also currently showing himself quite adept in this domain.
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He ranks TD Ameritrade, Charles Schwab, Merril Edge, and Robinhood as especially adept, if not entirely free of issues.
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Bundy was adept at leaving little trace of his crimes, and experts believe he murdered at least 30 people.
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This makes them almost see-through, but the Dragonfly is especially adept at detecting these sorts of dim galaxies.
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We saw during the campaign that Trump is adept at getting an opponent's goat (see water-guzzling "Little Marco").
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Centers of power are adept at staying as they are, and scapegoats are far too easy to come by.
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So far however, the President has proved more adept at disruption and dismantling than implementing replacements for Obama's policies.
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A well-designed retraining program would be helpful, but the federal government has never shown itself adept at that.
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It wasn't long before I was adept at making several common cheeses: colby, feta, chèvre, mozzarella, camembert, and cheddar.
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As people grow more adept at abstract thought, they find it easier to imagine themselves in other people's shoes.
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Southern Igbos dominate trade in hard drugs, proving adept at creating networks of buyers and sellers in the diaspora.
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The 24.0-speed transmission is telepathic in its gear choices, the suspension adept at washboard surfaces and tight corners.
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According to propaganda accounts, the young Kim was so adept at military strategy he was soon training his instructors.
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And Mr. Obama, who has long been adept at belittling Mr. Trump, could be an effective advocate for Mrs.
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"It only works when you have people very adept at using firearms, of which you have many," Trump said.
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If you had a teacher who was adept at firearms, they could very well end the attack very quickly.
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Companies pay top dollar to professionals who are adept at producing deliverables accurately, on time, and within the budget.
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During my years as a television executive, I saw how adept we humans are at reading other people's faces.
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For a man so adept in the ways of power, LBJ experienced 1968 as a long year of impotence.
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A broadly grounded musician, he grew up playing classical piano and was adept at jazz, rock and R&B.
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We are adept at operating at the lowest monetary cost, but we can no longer afford to do so.
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And Snapchat has proved unusually adept at gaining behind-the-scenes access at closed-door events like fund-raisers.
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But there's another way to approach this question, and it's a path that Lerner proves especially adept at navigating.
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His airtight band, Sound Effect, features groove-adept peers like the saxophonist Marcus Strickland and the keyboardist Christian Sands.
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The pair were also friends with Leeroy Thornhill, a dancer like Flint, adept at a beautifully old-school shuffle.
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Amazon has already shown itself to be adept at wringing incentives and tax breaks from state and local governments.
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Ants are not only extremely efficient at storing goods but are also adept at distributing resources across their colonies.
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Bernie Sanders commands a fearsome digital army, adept in social media, that captured more than $200 million in donations.
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China, in particular, is adept at using national security arguments to shape their trade and manufacturing policy, said Barfield.
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But many are proving much less adept at reining in public outrage — justified or not — once a crisis spirals.
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Dita Davis is particularly adept at this, using her hips and raised leg to squiggle along the bike path.
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But CBS, under Mr. Moonves's leadership, proved far more adept than Viacom at navigating a fast-changing media landscape.
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But Romo is already adept at calling for replays and teaching viewers about what happened on the previous play.
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But he seemed adept at not letting the gossip pages distract him, and he kept hammering on about corruption.
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Complete Photoshop Diploma Bundle — $79.99 See Details Anyone adept at digital marketing can sell virtually anything on the internet.
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Most humans are heliotropic, or inclined toward the sun, but New Yorkers are especially adept at tracking its movements.
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Months later, administration officials, who often operate with an at-war mentality, have become even more adept at multitasking.
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It also hasn't hurt that Janewattananond has displayed an adept short game and a steely resolve on the greens.
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It may not ultimately matter, but Castro proved adept at highlighting differences on immigration policies with Biden as well.
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The most successful employees at LinkedIn, Hall said, "are adept at reinventing themselves" as the organization and industry evolve.
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Abusers are extremely adept at grooming not just their victims but also the social environment in which they operate.
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But since taking over the company in March 2017, Ms. Buck has proved herself an adept steward of Hershey.
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Thursday's hearing underscored how adept Trump is at creating the kind of havoc that could bring down his presidency.
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He doesn't have his sister's social skills, and he's not an adept student of jargon and ritual like Kendall.
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Svitolina rarely plays a loose point, and is adept at taking advantage of any lull in her opponent's concentration.
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Nurgaiv is a wise and patient coach, adept at managing expectations and meting out praise when it's most needed.
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Spicer proved adept at moving quickly through various policy areas, taking roughly 85033 questions during the 78-minute briefing.
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He's a Renaissance cat and an all-star athlete, equally adept at: Hiking, A video posted by Jesperpus\A.
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He may be handsome and charming and mechanically adept, but he's rather dull and inarticulate with no defined personality.
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His office is adept at using social media to further Mr. Ryan's agenda — and deepen speculation about his ambitions.
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"But Chinese women are also more socially adept, socially skilled and speak better English (than Chinese men)," he adds.
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More than any other city on Earth, New Yorkers are uniquely adept at complaining — and putting up with shit.
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But Americans demand victory, not just peace, and so we become adept at turning terrible human failures into triumphs.
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The movement had already become adept at producing influential journalism and research, and had built some relationships with policymakers.
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Over the previous decade I had become adept at hiding the unexplained pain that racked my back and joints.
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By celebrating those who are most adept at it, schools hold it up as a model form of thinking.
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Xi, after all, has proven adept at discovering, or manufacturing, evidence of corruption to destroy his own political enemies.
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She is an adept choreographer who knows how to keep things moving, within a song and across an evening.
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He's a former federal prosecutor and is just very adept at speaking to a jury and making a case.
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Wireless carriers are adept at hiding sky-high prices in monthly device installment plans that are easier to swallow.
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But not every physician's nose is a precision instrument, and dogs, while adept at sniffing out cancer, get distracted.
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Julian Wachner leads one of the city's most adept, versatile and impassioned choirs, along with the Trinity Baroque Orchestra.
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For example, modern Orthodox Jews are culturally adept, avid internet users, and open to secular television, movies, and music.
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A professor of medieval history and symbology expert, Pastoureau is an adept and lucid guide to yellow's mutable connotations.
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" She added, "He really was a joyous, warm, relatable human being who was adept at playing these dark characters.
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From computer hacking to electronic warfare, Moscow has proved adept at fusing new and old ways of waging war.
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But Facebook and Google have shown themselves adept at buying up whatever dreams they haven't been able to crush.
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The secretary of State has been adept thus far at picking his spots and remaining on Trump's good side.
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Lion Air became adept at passing malfunctioning equipment from plane to plane rather than fixing problems, former employees said.
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But Zuckerberg, then in his mid-20s, wasn't adept at D.C. politicking, according to a former aide to Boxer.
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Mckean has become adept at recognizing the conditions that give rise to the spectacles he immortalizes through his photography.
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Over the years my wife has become quite adept at navigating us through uncomfortable conversations with her pleasant disposition.
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Artelle mentions the Nuxalk first nation community in British Columbia as being particularly adept at living alongside bear populations.
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Mr. Forsythe's steps in themselves, in the care of dancers as adept as these, say what they need to say.
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"Some of it is marketing," Saunders said, adding that Burger King is adept at getting attention with creative menu innovations.
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We must admit, however grudgingly, that the Islamic State's propagandists are now as adept at social media as we are.
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Trump would not have succeeded in business if he wasn't well aware and adept at compromising to achieve his goals.
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You don't need connections, you don't need to be socially adept, and you aren't judged by vague and subjective standards.
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You don't have to look too far in the news to know Trump is particularly adept at polarizing the public.
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But are you really feeling any less, or have you just become more adept at deceiving others, and/or yourself?
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She told Cosmopolitan in a an interview for its February issue that she isn't adept at the whole courtship thing.
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Her dialogue is sarcastic and smart, and a good reminder to audiences that Curtis has always been adept at comedy.
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The Trump campaign is struggling to gain the support of women voters — but they're proven remarkably adept at alienating them.
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While Australia has no shortage of decent goalkeepers, this little fella is also pretty adept at keeping a clean sheet.
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Sure, Bendis is an award-winning writer who is incredibly adept at making out-of-this-world fantasies feel real.
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The White House was tactically adept in allowing the announcement of Trump's acceptance to be made by South Korean officials.
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He is wary of giving any ground to Western ideas because Russia's political system, though adept at repression, is brittle.
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Until now, he has proved less adept at quick subject changes under the increased scrutiny of the general election fight.
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And couples are not adept at talking about — or dealing with — their debt, whether it's been accrued together or individually.
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If anything, those traits only make harassers more adept at avoiding consequences — or at least, one hopes, they used to.
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They're soft, they're flexible, and they're even more adept than paper towels at cleaning up dog piss on the floor.
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Getting an epidural, since dealing with the pain of childbirth is not something she thinks she'd be particularly adept at.
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Dany laughs at Jon's struggle to steer and hold on; he's not as adept at dragon-riding as she is.
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A few heroic analysts (one thinks of Richard Hannah, a long-term Eurotunnel sceptic) proved adept at exposing corporate flimflam.
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Those who are more technically adept than I am can find instructions for how to build their own right here.
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And Tessa Thompson, Thor: Ragnarok's swaggering Valkyrie, displays a more vulnerable side here as the group's least militarily adept warrior.
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An adept user of IT, you will have a high level of numeracy and literacy and excellent time-management skills.
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Though Temer's popularity levels are as low as his predecessor's, he is expected to be more adept at marshaling support.
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We know how adept Trump is at gaslighting, or the art of making us believe our memories must be faulty.
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The ideal candidate will be technically adept in a studio and possess a creative approach to sound editing and design.
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Now, at least half a decade later, Sansa is a sexual assault survivor, pragmatic master manipulator, and genuinely adept leader.
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As adept as he was on the ground, he looked raw on the feet, the punch that dropped Northcutt notwithstanding.
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His live shows feature high-energy guitar picking so technically adept as to verge on the supernatural — but fun, too.
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In a world where networking is done more and more online, they may be less adept at the latest techniques.
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Mr Wang has, over the years, earned a nickname as China's chief firefighter for his adept handling of incendiary problems.
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Also, humans are quite adept at killing animals, so I have a hard time believing they'd actually pose a threat.
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First off, the Chinese have become very adept at transshipping and circumventing so that the products come in mismarked, misidentified.
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ADEPT, launched with a Spaceloft suborbital rocket made by UP Aerospace, was tested at the spaceport in southern New Mexico.
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"As people become more adept with any media, they start to look at how to push its boundaries," she says.
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New research published in Current Biology suggests mosquitoes are more adept at acquiring and processing information than we thought possible.
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Nothing could be further from the adept skillfulness of Improvisational Leadership and Influence where mutual respect builds cooperation and consensus.
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For decades North Korea has been adept at shaking down outsiders: first the Soviet Union, sometimes America and now China.
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Facebook has proven over the years to be extremely adept at creating a "sticky" experience that keeps users coming back.
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We already know LeBlanc has strong comedic timing and it quite adept at playing the dim but charming handsome guy.
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Most lawyers have a specialty of some sort (however broadly defined) in which they are most adept and therefore efficient.
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For the most part, Schuttler said, the children were as adept at setting up their traps as adult citizen scientists.
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But so far there is little evidence to suggest that chains are more adept than local authorities at supervising schools.
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE, is a former governor of Georgia, is an adept campaigner.
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In a twist, the story is narrated by Dupin's associate, who is not as adept at the art of deduction.
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Consider retooling recipes to include allergen substitutes Allergy families become quite adept at making these alterations or finding safe foods.
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Analysts say he was especially adept at detecting early signals of discontent and using emissaries to massage and defang opponents.
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He is similarly adept at hitting free throws, making 20163 percent of them, though on only 1.5 attempts a game.
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Per the New York Times' David Samuels: In this environment, Rhodes has become adept at ventriloquizing many people at once.
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Phil Keaggy, the genre's first and greatest guitar hero, was equally adept at corkscrewing electric solos and careful acoustic fingerpicking.
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Mr. Higgins is adept at letting Huey's unconscious hubris show through the decent and moral sides of his rebellious views.
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ISIS is a particularly adept practitioner of social media recruitment: Entire communities become desensitized and increasingly numb to the evil.
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Ms. Rooklidge explained that Mr. Braun had tried to make nests himself but realized that birds were far more adept.
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For some reason or another, the balmy South of England is wonderfully adept at spawning bracing doom and rancorous sludge.
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It's been around for decades: Kids have grown up with digital technologies and so are adept at all things digital.
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Also an actress, she was well adept to portraying an ideal version of herself and performing for the popular imaginary.
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While they are quite adept at finding enough food in neighborhood flowers, they definitely appreciate a filled feeder, as well.
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The militant ideology of the Islamic State is adept online at luring marginalized people who have paranoid fantasies of persecution.
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In a matchup between Southern schools better known for football, Clemson proved far more adept on the hardwood than Auburn.
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Mr Mnangagwa has long been adept at suppressing dissent, though street violence could erupt again as the economy melts down.
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"It would just be a very small group of people that are very gun adept," Mr. Trump told the governor.
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"There's a kind of vocality that comes along with period tonguings, which he was very adept with," Professor Plank said.
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I went in for Peter Dinklage and came out shocked to find such an artistically adept retelling of the classic.
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Because no matter how smart or adept at social engineering we might be, people can't be definitively controlled, not forever.
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One thing seems clear in all this complexity: Tiny Qatar is much more adept at diplomacy than is Mr. Trump.
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Yet, as a toddler, she demonstrated profound musical ability, and she was soon adept on keyboards, flute and other instruments.
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But while we've become adept at making technological breakthroughs, we've mostly failed to create real forums for talking about them.
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And he was adept at stripping the football, forcing 44 fumbles and recovering 24 of them, according to team records.
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At recess, some of the children wanted to show us how adept they were at hanging from the monkey bars.
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Mr. Shaw was equally adept at generating straightforward swing and funk or plunging into the coloristic flow of free jazz.
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Like Janus, the Film Society of Lincoln Center is pretty adept at looking backward and forward at the same time.
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Mr. Haggard was an adept study, and that was the style he relied on at the outset of his career.
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It helped that Clint Capela developed into the perfect finisher to complement teammates so adept at making the right pass.
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But the tool would be equally adept at identifying terrestrial unknowns: experimental drones, and advanced military aircraft tests, for example.
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Flying a Hurricane fighter for the 501 Squadron, Mr. Farnes, a sergeant pilot, proved supremely adept at attacking German aircraft.
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Sexual predators have grown increasingly adept at using the internet to share and view child sexual abuse photos and videos.
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Not that he wasn't adept with color; the one piece of advertising work here is a spectacular image for L'Oréal.
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The gold standard in photo editing and manipulation, Photoshop is something every creative worth their salt must be adept in.
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As a five-time W.N.B.A. defensive player of the year, Tamika Catchings was adept at predicting how situations should unfold.
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"They really demonstrate how adept he was live as a guitarist — the fingerpicking, flat-picking and different techniques," he said.
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More than an automatic, it's so adept at foreseeing a driver's intentions, I question if the Germans have mastered telepathy.
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The report also found that child abusers can have relatively high education levels, making them more adept at using technology.
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A.O.C., despite some stumbles and lacunae in political knowledge, is more adept at using the force, especially on social media.
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While speeding through this glittery slime terrain, you realize how adept Walton and Hollingworth are at translating emotions into sounds.
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He's also adept at what must be the tedious business of playing scenes with Happy, who zips around the screen.
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Ms. Weinberg was adept at raising money at the G.M.H.C. even after the urgency of the AIDS epidemic had passed.
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It is true that retail is a Darwinian world, one in which only the ruthless and omni-channel-adept survive.
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I also want to dial in my rice making, and get adept in particular at the preparation of sushi rice.
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The government and the security forces, adept at swatting away the small protests that periodically erupt in Algeria, seem stymied.
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Over the 30 years, obviously, they've gotten quite adept at it and are one of the biggest developers of technology.
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She is also a very well-known and adept blogger and accessible writer, given the complex tech topics she handles.
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It is nevertheless totally different from his initial, adept but derivative Impressionist paintings done after his early trips to Europe.
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He's adept at exploiting mismatches in the post or on the glass whenever teams attempt to play small against him.
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As images from Marseille showed, they tend to be fit, muscular men who clearly look like they're adept at fighting.
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The young, standoffish minister's popularity was low amongst his contemporaries, but he was also known as an adept debater and administrator.
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But also, Heather Dunbar was very righteous; she was not as willing and as adept to maneuver as Elizabeth Keane is.
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The bots themselves are surprisingly adept at handling different types of conversations, responding differently to different variations for any given chat.
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The unsharpened decorative studs, quartz crystals, and assorted minerals used in the sculptures are more adept at decoration than inflicting harm.
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And I definitely find that in China — at least, my community in China — is very adept at taking on these risks.
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The client, who sold carp and turtles to the markets in nearby Philadelphia, was "not a very adept criminal," Biden asserted.
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So either the rich weren't hoarding as much "black money" as was supposed, or they have proved adept at laundering it.
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Having navigated this volatility for so long, I am adept at identifying pending bedlam and moving away from it in advance.
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Even though Serena doesn't consider herself particularly adept in the kitchen, she finds comfort in, and feels inspired by, making empanadas.
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An adept user of IT, you will have a high level of numeracy and literacy coupled with excellent time management skills.
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It may be a stretch to call Archon II: Adept better than its predecessor—tougher would be a more accurate word.
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What citizens do need is to be comfortable reading graphs and charts and adept at calculating simple figures in their heads.
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He is more conversant with the intricacies of health policy, and more adept at the politics, than some of his predecessors.
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For all the harm he did sitting on the Court for nearly thirty years, Scalia was surprisingly adept at understanding technology.
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And one of the demonstrations showing how adept the company's robotic arms are had a pair of them making fresh sushi.
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Tyrion Lannister may be highly adept at drinking and knowing things, but he's also capable of delivering a mean one-liner.
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He is a sharp analyst and engaging guide, adept at translating difficult concepts in meteorology and computer science for the uninitiated.
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Lobbyists became increasingly adept at pushing policymakers towards lower taxes and fewer regulations; they said little or nothing about social issues.
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She holds both Japanese and American citizenship, and is far more adept in English than she is in her mother tongue.
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A former assistant private secretary to Queen Elizabeth, Cohen is adept at managing both potential intra-palace conflicts and the media.
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This is something for which Americans—heirs to the legacy of Edison and Franklin, the ultimate basement tinkerers—are particularly adept.
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European founders, adept at launching startups which cross many international borders are fast ganging a reputation for launching in emerging markets.
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And they rarely, if ever, became contentious or critical of Cruise—an expert salesman who was extraordinarily adept at charming reporters.
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But it also goes to show that Trump doesn't let go of the conspiracy theories he is so adept at spreading.
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Characters include a newly single military mom, her "radical" teenage daughter, her "socially adept" tween son and her Cuban-born mother.
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It shows that Jon, despite being adept at striking peace with Wildlings, still has a lot to learn about leading men.
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While growth has topped out, Line is adept at finding new ways to make money from the users it already has.
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At the very least, however, the Drakes and Futures of the world are dispelling the myth that men aren't emotionally adept.
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Players have also become increasingly adept at drawing fouls or making it the faintest of touches look like a heavy challenge.
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He'll also need to become more adept at fighting through screens and not getting wiped out at the point of attack.
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Tokyo's naval forces, known as the Maritime Self-Defense Force, are particularly strong and adept at anti-submarine warfare, experts say.
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These publishers "are highly adept" at getting their followers to react with strong emotion rather than just a like, per NewsWhip.
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ISIS has been particularly adept at attracting women to suit these needs, according to Bloom, who tracks the group's propaganda output.
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Criminal gangs are adept at hacking into e-mail accounts and sending instructions to bankers asking them to wire large sums.
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Pythons are adept hunters, and without any other animals preying on them, their populations in Florida have been allowed to skyrocket.
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Even through the narrow lens of cutting the drug supply, the sellers have already proven adept at adapting to new circumstances.
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Most kids today have a host of extremely well-built apps at their disposal, and are fairly adept gamers in general.
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And now Sunrise, which began life as a more socially adept calendar, will now be a feature inside an email app.
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The long-exiled son of Zarkon, Lotor possesses many traits of a strong leader: He's smart, tactical, steadfast, inspirational, physically adept.
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He wasn't just accurate with those sledgehammer knees in the clinch; he was equally adept with his other fighting limbs, too.
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First of all, plenty of NFL kickers are already adept at getting the ball to go BOINGGGGGGGGGG on an onside attempt.
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A laconic though riveting musical storyteller, Mr. Clark was adept at getting at the heart of an experience or an event.
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As Andrew Bacevich points out, foreign countries have long been adept at the (perfectly legal) art of Washington, D.C. influence peddling.
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"Farmers are very resilient and adept in making their planning and marketing decisions based on the current market," Perdue told reporters.
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Perhaps more than any other gaming system, Nintendo is particularly (if unconsciously) adept at generating queer and trans characters and memes.
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Many cases of apparent civilian deaths have been misrepresented by the Houthis, who historically have been very adept at propaganda operations.
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Now a profusion of internet-adept rivals like Dollar Shave Club threatens to steal customers and cut into the merchant's margins.
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Those in the middle are more conventionally structured — and brilliantly executed, proving that Ms. Kleeman is adept at more than oddity.
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He has lost more than 20 pounds from his wrestling days, but feels more than adequately adept in his new sport.
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You couldn't win statewide down there, the consultants said, without running white moderates adept at speaking the language of white conservatism.
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She and her husband, a member of hip hop trio Migos, have actually proved to be pretty adept at keeping secrets.
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Even at 14 years old, he was an intense, narratively-adept rapper, with skill far beyond most rappers a decade older.
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Reds starter Homer Bailey (22-21) proved adept at escaping trouble, giving up three runs on 23 hits over five innings.
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But Trump has actually proved adept so far at connecting the corporate side of the tax plan to jobs and incomes.
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"He is very adept at making his guests funnier," said Kent Alterman, who's the president of original programming at Comedy Central.
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Kevin McCarthy, an adept fundraiser himself who has raised money with Vice President Mike Pence for the party, and Louisiana Rep.
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But out of your teaching population, out of your teaching population, you have 10 percent, 20 percent, very gun adept people.
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Rossiter thinks that in a world increasingly saturated with online content, attention spans are more adept for Tweets than longform reportage.
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It's no secret that some members of the militant group have been adept at using social media to attract extremist sympathizers.
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And the movie fully acknowledges that Hope is the more adept superhero by letting her lead the way in these sequences.
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His footwork never got any less refined and he remained adept at slipping through tight spaces with or without the ball.
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President Obama has become adept at doing the same thing in recent years, through videos posted on Facebook and other media.
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She is adept at pistols and explosives and swords, and she thinks she's good at driving (actually, she's a terrible driver).
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Most people are not adept enough to take advantage of short-term mis-valuations, and I put myself in that category.
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The Houthis, more adept at guerrilla warfare, have stepped up missile and drone attacks on Saudi cities, thwarting U.N. peace efforts.
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Atmosphere is paramount in a country so adept at making things cozy that the Danish term — hygge — became a worldwide trend.
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President Trump on Thursday specified that he wants only certain teachers — "highly adept people, people that understand weaponry" — to be armed.
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After the American invasion of Iraq in 2003, Iran became adept at striking the United States without provoking a direct response.
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A drug treatment he tries on them creates favorable results, and this scene shows Marshall was adept at handling serious material.
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He built Juilliard's first dormitory; added new programs in jazz studies and historical performance practice; and proved adept at fund-raising.
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Known for exquisite sketches, Mr. Mackie has always been equally adept at creating both navel-baring showgirl glamour and belly laughs.
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Mr. Trump has proved adept at bruising his adversaries but had less success in office propelling allies to victory — until Tuesday.
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Analysts say that is far from certain, as Sears keeps losing money and customers to more nimble and digitally adept competitors.
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But certainly no one is betting against Ms. Kardashian West, who has proved adept at capitalizing on controversy in the past.
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With them are four dogs adept at sniffing out human remains — even decades-old remains that may be several feet underground.
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But it took the input of Mr. von Stuelpnagel to make sure the play is both culinarily accurate and theatrically adept.
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Or, if you work in media, maybe you've become adept at using social media and SEO techniques to promote your stories.
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Adept at languages, Ms. Rousseau performed brilliantly at the elite Sciences Po, graduating at the top of her class in 1939.
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The new Lebanon is much like the old one, led by a deeply entrenched political class that is adept at survival.
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It also has a chef, Fredrik Berselius, who has become very adept at broadening and intensifying the flavors of his ingredients.
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Celery is a team player, equally adept at imparting subtle flavor, unseen, as it is at the center of the plate.
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She is equally adept at inhabiting male and female characters, and equally convincing with natives of the United States and Britain.
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The new system also weighted the political scales in favor of officials adept at hiding unflattering facts and publicizing useful ones.
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The Trump campaign is adept at rolling out new lines of merchandise, sometimes tailoring it to the latest social media outrage.
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"I've always felt mentally strong because I'm adept and can banter and hold my own in a good conversation," she said.
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People are "a puzzle of need," Dominika is told during her training, a weakness the "sparrows" are exceptionally adept at exploiting.
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Awkward people are less adept than others at comprehending and responding appropriately to general social situations and nonverbal interpersonal emotional cues.
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Second, the President is remarkably adept at signaling his endorsement of the group norms and values that his supporters hold dear.
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Now he's shown himself to be adept at tough diplomacy even without the title and trappings of being secretary of State.
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Carriers are already adept at breaking it down into 12-month, 24-month and 30-month payments to ease the sting.
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And Trump is particularly adept at ensuring the media reacts to his whims, rather than the critical issues facing everyday Americans.
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There are plenty of agents in North Korea, China, Russia, the Middle East and beyond, who are adept at dodging sanctions.
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Teen-agers, with their serial rebellions, romantic infatuations, and unabashed experimentalism, have proved to be adept at reworking pop's core provocations.
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"If you had a teacher who was adept at firearms, that could very well end the attack very quickly," Trump said.
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Multinationals are adept at shifting these intangible assets to low-tax nations as a way to shelter profits and avoid taxes.
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James is also running unopposed in the GOP primary, unlike last year, and he has proven to be an adept fundraiser.
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I've become adept at identifying the state a sample comes from, and flowers from a particular area, like alfalfa or clover.
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Album Review No current pop star is more adept at stoking and channeling swells of online fan curiosity than Ariana Grande.
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Mr. Yoo seems to have been more adept at justifying torture methods than he is at offering practical advice to Congress.
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You're not used to dealing with people as adept in rhetoric as I am, so you didn't know up from down.
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Some young Indians consider their parents as more objective than they are about this big decision and more adept at spotting compatibility.
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Clinton, by contrast, is trying to suggest that she and Sanders agree on goals, but she's more adept at achieving those goals.
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Hard-working families have become adept at stretching their paychecks to the breaking point, skimping on necessities just to make ends meet.
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Whether by death, design or disputes, television shows are adept at losing or killing off key characters and carrying on without them.
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But some bots are adept at shooting the breeze, a skill that can make it hard to know you're conversing with code.
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"There is this sort of cyber criminal underworld that's a lot bigger and smarter and adept than most people think," Wainwright said.
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In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, first published in 1597, Juliet's cousin, Tybalt, is described as adept in the new Italian of fighting.
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Kenny Beats and Mija laced his zoned out swamp rap beats with surprisingly-adept rapper Zack Fox and certainly awesome rapper Key!.
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While a computer may never see the world the same way we do, the latest work from algorithmic audiovisual art adept denial.of.
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You tell the simplest stories, then as you become more adept at communicating with that format, you can start to go deeper.
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And Butler has become adept at disguising blitzes, often leading to open lanes for one of the defensive backs to create chaos.
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They can signal the existence of firms more adept at siphoning wealth off than creating it, such as those that exploit monopolies.
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IMUs are, in other words, adept at sensing alterations in motion and path, while being poor at registering speed or distance travelled.
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But the wellness industry capitalizes on the existence of a gray area and is adept at claiming things without actually claiming anything.
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The leaders of Malaysia and Cambodia, Najib Razak and Hun Sen, have proved depressingly adept at locking up critics and persecuting opponents.
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"It was also nice to see women in dynamic warrior roles, as well as adept in the sciences and technology," Combs says.
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"Militaries that are founded on democratic principles are going to be much more adept at adapting to that environment," Admiral Swift suggests.
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Humans have never been terribly skillful at organizing massive volumes of data — and it turns out, machines are amazingly adept at it.
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Unfortunately, trafficking syndicates are particularly adept at circumventing these measures by forging permits or laundering wild-caught species through captive-breeding facilities.
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Jani and his twin brother are both adept at identifying bugs, but this is the first either has been paid for finding.
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Google Ventures has forged an industry reputation of being an adept AI investor, regularly bringing in technical talent to help diligence startups.
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They're adept at isolating an individual scent in an already-contaminated area and have been bred for centuries (scent-uries?) to track.
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MTV used to be closely in tune with what youth culture wanted, and they were adept at leading the conversation around it.
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Mr. Freeman, the adept comic actor, is always good playing an ordinary joe, and here he portrays one in an extraordinary jam.
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While not the most adept in his social skills, Calavera reinvents himself as he travels deeper into the land of the dead.
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The anti-fraud team was, in Young's words, "the company's secret sauce," adept at tackling every deception the internet had to offer.
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Major advantage: pika Fighting ability: APikachu can harness the power of lighting and is surprisingly adept at basic hand-to-hand combat.
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Maybe I cannot face the fact I am simply dangling in the adept crosshairs of demographic targeting like a motionless red apple.
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Fellow students of Minassian stated that he was quite adept with graphical processing units—specialized computer chips that work to process images.
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Frigatebirds are so adept at soaring and taking advantage of wind patterns and they can take short cat-naps while in flight.
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It's notable that they're viewed as beacons of light, because in some ways, they've proven themselves adept at recognizing humanity's darker impulses.
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The car industry is adept at assembling large vehicles, but inept when it comes to constructing the companies that actually make them.
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The character class you select at the beginning—Guild, Aerial, Striker, or Adept—comes with its own advantages and move set modifications.
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They must also appeal to — or simply survive the challenge from — the ascendant Hispanic community, a dance Mr. Rangel was adept at.
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Your brain is ultra-adept at identifying and worrying about potential threats, stresses and dangers, says life and business coach Tony Robbins.
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Because the company's algorithms are so adept at recognizing patterns, it can determine instantly which information is real and which is not.
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Once he had his investors in place, Lacob treated the Warriors like another of his fledgling companies in need of adept management.
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But he has proven to be an adept retail politician, pumping hands at Indivisible rallies and gaining the respect of grassroots leaders.
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However important egalitarianism may be, Wilentz continues, only those adept in the skills of politics can do something about actually advancing it.
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Of course, these networks seek out lonely and isolated men, a fishing expedition at which ISIS in particular has become especially adept.
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The Velvet Rope Economy Companies are becoming adept at identifying wealthy customers and marketing to them, creating a money-based caste system.
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Some of the people who dealt with him were wealthier than he was and, one would think, at least as financially adept.
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Wheeler proved that he's deeply knowledgeable about the energy industry and EPA regulations, and that he's more politically adept than his predecessor.
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The sopranos Heather Buck and Yuko Kakuta were similarly adept in their vocal gymnastics, producing all manner of grunts, clicks and pops.
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But those who specialize in new music, or in thorny twentieth-century pieces, have to be as adept as they are adventurous.
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Alibaba isn't necessarily known as an innovator in the space, Bartoletti says, but it's adept at duplicating services available on other clouds.
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They aren't better or smarter than anyone else, they are simply politically adept and in the right place at the right time.
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If super-human AIs do emerge someday, however, socially adept robots will surely be a step in the history of their development.
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As vice-chancellor, Dr. Hamilton proved to be an adept fund-raiser who had no qualms about asking rich people for money.
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Playing in the N.H.L. from 1946 to 1966, he was adept at rushing with the puck, delivering fearsome checks and blocking shots.
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ISIS MessagingFor each "type" of women ISIS is trying to attract, they "are very adept at using a different message," Bloom said.
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A technically adept rapper, his funhouse of music often comes packaged in an enigmatic fashion that could almost come across as trolling.
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"They are adept at managing disruption and moving sourcing from one country to another to mitigate any impact," he told CNN Business.
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Competitors were sometimes thrown off by the unflappable geniality, since he was a shrewd competitor, adept at luring clients and pleasing them.
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It is a criminal enterprise focused on long-term survival, far more adept at enslaving its people than fighting big-boy wars.
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In the years to come, the report said, machines will be more adept at collecting and deploying this data on their own.
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The North has proved adept at evading sanctions and Pyongyang may have already moved more of its transactions to cash or barter.
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In Hungary, the global financial crisis and the refugee crisis were the fuses, and Orban proved very adept at providing the spark.
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When they encounter people with their own challenges, they are adept at sensing how they might be present for them if necessary.
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As he pursued the Sky deal, James Murdoch appeared to be an adept student of his father's use of power and influence.
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It shows the artist looking wise beyond his years, already adept at a suavely brushed surface redolent of Manet, Ingres and Degas.
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Chelsea has three tough away games left — at Spurs, Liverpool and United — and is proving adept at eking out 1-0 wins.
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The internet is especially adept at compressing humanity and making it easy to forget there are people behind tweets, posts and memes.
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He was adept at handling multiple superstar egos in one-time events, which made him a go-to producer for benefit shows.
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Unfortunately, standard screening tests have proven most adept at finding precisely the latter—the slower-growing ones that would better be ignored.
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Iran has long been adept at staging such demonstrations, which are small in comparison to those who have revolted against Islamic Republic.
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Cook is a thrilling and inventive writer, uniquely adept at skewering modern life, and I truly can't wait for this one. —A.
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Unfortunately, this rule is often exploited by fake-news purveyors and other sites adept at straddling the line between comedy and misinformation.
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Traditional spies seem far less important these days, because unclubbable, technically adept people can do that kind of work far more effectively.
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The sisters have become, through experience, adept at compartmentalizing, even if facing each other across the net is still not entirely natural.
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Liu has also grown adept at navigating political minefields, finding ways to transmit writers' political or social critiques without being too direct.
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The social networks we came to rely on to connect us turned out to be equally adept at dividing and manipulating us.
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Only those who are "gun-adept" — which Trump says could be 10 or 20 percent of teachers — should have guns, he said.
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"Skull Island" is adept at goosing you; it deploys action-movie feints and horror-film frights capably amid its clichés and deaths.
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The passwords don't work, but the dates of birth, telephone numbers and security questions could still be useful to an adept cyberthief.
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"They have become extraordinarily adept at finding those places both in courts and the regulatory process to stop this up," he said.
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While acknowledging the challenges of Chinese censorship, they have also become adept at getting their message out online and on social media.
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Mr. Valeska has proved exceedingly adept at using diversion, generating more than $1 million for his office in the last five years.
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Pompeo, too has been unusually adept at weathering Trump-related scandals, and has deliberately stoked press interest in his future political ambitions.
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They&aposre either gracefully taught without criticism, or turn out to be more adept at Hanukkah traditions than the Jewish characters themselves.
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They have the third best two-point-shooting percentage in the country, with wings who are adept at driving into the lane.
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