Geek Fam, Fnatic, and Team Adroit qualified for the ESL One Los Angeles Major on Wednesday, despite Team Adroit facing major internet issues.
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Butler's particulars on the two brothers' marriages are comprehensively adroit.
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He was scholarly, erudite, well read and an adroit writer.
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Is all this adroit sashaying nothing more than semantical tail-chasing?
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Was she a champion boxer or actress adroit at self-promotion?
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In the Southeast Asian competition, Geek Fam will oppose Team Adroit.
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Wiener deploys this strategy liberally, with adroit specificity and arch timing.
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"Arturo's Island," even in Goldstein's adroit translation, is a sledgehammer performance.
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"Is he adroit enough to exploit these gifts that he's been given?"
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These photographs further demonstrate how adroit Beyoncé is in the art realm.
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After Geek Fam tied the score, Team Adroit won the decisive point.
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So he's doing it on guile and skill and nuance and adroit footwork.
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But Mr. Moon has proved more pragmatic and politically adroit than Mr. Roh.
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Mr. Zardari has a reputation for adroit political maneuvering and back-room deals.
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Still, it's plain enough who is enjoying the adroit lovemaking skills of Kong.
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HellRaisers, Team Adroit and Evil Geniuses captured regional championships Tuesday in the WeSave!
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Geek Fam took the first game before Team Adroit captured the next two.
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Since entering government, Mr Salvini has shown himself to be a spectacularly adroit operator.
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One of the best examples of this is her adroit shifting around college policy.
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Paul Ryan, the new Speaker, was commended for his adroit handling of the bill.
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Alexa is more adroit at navigating the Internet, but Jibo has a great camera.
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Iran's cyber army is young, adroit and their attacks are complex, aggressive and strategic.
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Team Aster and Team Adroit are experiencing issues with getting players approved for travel.
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She is also politically adroit, immediately endorsing Biden when she dropped out of race.
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The gravity of the moment does not mean being politically adroit is not important.
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She may become a more adroit writer, but she won't become a younger one.
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"By turns amusing and adroit, this first novel is utterly satisfying," Kirkus Reviews wrote.
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Despite the ongoing debates among music geeks — Is he an adroit drummer but banal songwriter?
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Rosenstein came up with what appeared to be an adroit compromise to diffuse the situation.
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Team Adroit topped Geek Fam 3-2 in a back-and-forth Southeast Asian final.
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He is, in this adroit translation from the French by Steven Rendall, a gentle humorist.
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That scheme failed, but he prevailed in 2016 when he proved himself an adroit ringmaster.
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His foresight and adroit management gave Ford an edge during the years leading to recovery.
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I do: I've found these adroit, vertiginous performances to be crucial mood music all year.
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Luckily, he's roped into Dustin's plan to find D'Artagnan, and he's a very adroit demogorgon-hunter.
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Her narrative instincts are strong and her dialogue sharp; throughout, her exposition is adroit and informative.
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Mr. Bush seemed frustrated as he sought to handle a politically adroit charmer like Mr. Chiles.
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It's built on top of MediaMath's Adroit Shopper Co-op, which the company acquired from Akamai.
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But above all, any sanctions against a regime must be accompanied by adroit and consistent diplomacy.
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And she cheered President Clinton's adroit use of air power to forestall ethnic cleansing in Kosovo.
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But Rosenstein came up with what appeared to be an adroit compromise to diffuse the situation.
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The memoirs of key decision-makers convey sincere intentions and in some cases, very adroit maneuvering.
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Russian intelligence did its part here, fanning the flames through adroit use of Twitter and fake news.
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Meanwhile, politicians have grown more adroit at using state institutions to quash investigations into their alleged misconduct.
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The president has proved adroit at crafting a hero-villain narrative and is now focusing on Reps.
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Feig is an adroit director of comedy and he gives "Last Christmas" some fizz now and again.
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Arthur: Johnson is a very adroit guy who is getting much more serious attention than anybody expected.
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Despite this success, the leaders of MUD need to be adroit and careful about their next steps.
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He knew just how handle the skittish, sensitive Verdi: with an adroit combination of candor and flattery.
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I have never seen someone as adroit at saying so little in so many poorly chosen words.
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Success, adroit public relations and strategic philanthropy have tempered these concerns, and political donations probably haven't hurt, either.
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An adroit onlooker scooped up the nose and has secretly kept it ever since (what a prized masterpiece).
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Mr Tsipras, an adroit backstage tactician, immediately called for a vote of confidence in his "new" minority government.
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And despite profound cogitation and adroit personnel shuffling by the former Yankee manager, the Pirates won, 4-3.
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As sequels to sci-fi action thrillers showcasing giant metallic fighters go, "Pacific Rim Uprising" is adroit and enjoyable.
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Mr. Avenatti has made adroit use of the news media a selling point for his Los Angeles-area practice.
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She is adroit with hand-eye coordination and is at ease with the math skills required to gauge measurements.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump has proved himself adroit at creating villains to serve as his political foils.
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In short order, Alexis became an adroit fork lift driver, which is handy on a set with biblical demands.
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Unfortunately, LG doesn't provide the same timely update reassurance that Google's Pixel phones or more adroit rivals like Samsung do.
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"He regularly demonstrated a deep and adroit commitment to interpreting the Constitution and laws as they are written," Leo said.
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He was adroit in navigating Yemen's complex tribal and sectarian patchwork, and in leading unification with the south in 1990.
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His most adroit feat came after the failed Beer Hall Putsch, in 221, which should have ended his political career.
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One of the staffers, more adroit than I was, agreed to fetch the director, though of course he never did.
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Whatever his motives, the 34-year-old dictator has proved to be a remarkably adroit player on the world stage.
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Her adroit performance is as well suited to the libretto's subtleties as her voice is to the music's thrashing intensity.
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Her poems can be found in Washington Square Review, Bennington Review, the Adroit Journal, Cosmonauts Avenue, Sixth Finch, and elsewhere.
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Donald Trump would do well not to ignore signs of such determination from a most adroit, inventive and resolute adversary.
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Mr. Eggleston's adroit compositions and vibrant light teasingly suggest that a larger story lurks within the minutiae of everyday existence.
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Her essays, interviews, and short fiction have been published by Electric Lit, the Adroit Journal, Bustle, the Establishment, HuffPost, and elsewhere.
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Capitalist markets and narrowly-conceived party-political movements share the blame, alongside adroit conservatives and reckless, self-defeating left-wing radicals.
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"The president is very adroit at putting somebody on the spot and he did that today with Mark Meadows," Collins said.
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"I think they've been really, really adroit in the early going," said David Axelrod, who helped lead both Obama-Biden campaigns.
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Even Lego, whose revival over the last decade came with a popular movie and adroit licensing deals, had a tough year.
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But Nadal kept him constantly off balance and out of position with his whipping shots, ferocious defense and adroit shot making.
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His surprise election victory hinged on his adroit tactical move: soliciting congressional elevator operators and the like to join the group.
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Novelists have been especially adroit lately at upending conventional narratives, perhaps because they're inspired by the truthy hellscape we're living in.
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Mr. Kim has proved more adroit than many expected in orchestrating the diplomatic opening to South Korea and the United States.
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"Google has been very adroit at ducking a lot of attention, whether it's the result of purposeful action or not," Sen.
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Two adroit players with verve to spare, the bassist Mr. Douglas and the drummer Mr. Blake make a potent rhythm section.
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That he survived at such a rarefied level suggested that he was more politically adroit than his stodgy public image indicated.
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That he survived at such a rarefied level suggested that he was more politically adroit than his stodgy public image indicated.
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But if one wants to see President Trump undermined from within, the op-ed might be emotionally satisfying rather than strategically adroit.
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But if Vance is an adroit enough storyteller, he's a fiercely astute social critic of the sort we desperately need right now.
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But horror fiction is now less often written by mainstream writers than by specialists, of whom Stephen King is the most adroit.
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Geek Fam edged BOOM Esports 2-1 in a Friday semifinal, and Team Adroit rallied past TNC Predator 23-1 on Sunday.
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Her speech before the Republican national convention in Cleveland on Monday night was adroit, heartfelt, borderline inspiring and also, it appears, partially plagiarized.
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If you need a larger canvas, you can open the new Sketchpad, a fairly adroit drawing platform that includes an excellent virtual ruler.
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The conductor Fabio Luisi brought insight and adroit technique to Rossini's ambitious score, drawing fleetness, breadth and refinement from the excellent Met orchestra.
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I think I should admit here that I am not the most adroit user of computers and other devices of the digital age.
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Enemies of the state Through them, we learned of government's adroit ability to peek into our private lives without our knowledge or consent.
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It also showed Boeing's adroit use of the meetings to pursue its own sales and herald its importance to the U.S. manufacturing economy.
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Fincham-Gray must learn to diagnose with her hands as well as her brain, and she is adroit at showing us the process.
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Despite leading one of the world's most reclusive states, Kim Jong-un has proved to be an adroit figure on the world stage.
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An adroit physical comedian, she makes her onlookers laugh as she mimics, in her off-kilter way, an athlete, a pop diva, a bird.
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Rafaeli has encouraged the actors, all adroit, to inhabit the roles rather than overplay them, while still allowing Delany her natural vivacity and grace.
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The global speciality coffee market is forecast to hit $83.6 billion in 2025, said Adroit Market Research, more than doubling its 2018 market size.
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Whether it's ground troops in Georgia or Crimea, cut-off of critical gas supplies to Ukraine or Germany, Putin's arsenal is broad, deep and adroit.
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The use of lowercase in the former was apparently in deference to the museum's superior position in this adroit bit of high-end art marketing.
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The 20-year-old Australian replaced Kim "Gabbi" Villafuerte, who was having ISP issues and was unable to compete in a match against Team Adroit.
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As information-dense as "Why We Sleep" is, Walker is adroit at presenting his findings and their implications in language accessible to the lay reader.
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Geek Fam dispatched IO Dota 2 while Fnatic beat an Adroit side that had to forfeit a game 17 minutes in due to connectivity issues.
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"The sly and adroit Mr. Guinness plays eight Edwardian fuddy-duds with such devastating wit and variety that he naturally dominates the film," Crowther wrote.
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Chenal's visually adroit direction allows for a few expressionistic passages, including a full-blown dream sequence, but Wright's presence gives "Native Son" an avant-garde quality.
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What price might an adroit Trump exact to play such a role for Putin and the forces of populism that are on the advance across Europe?
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In hindsight, we see that Hargreeves was adept at teaching his kids to save the world, but less adroit at the fatherhood part of the equation.
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Just like the famed attorney himself, Johnnie Cochran's memoir is slick, polished, silver-tongued and adroit at self-promotion -- but it guards its deeper truths closely.
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"Volatile global markets always add to the charm of buying gold," said Amit Kumar Gupta, portfolio management services head at Adroit Financial Services in New Delhi.
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In the first, Ms. Rodríguez, who choreographed most of the program, wielded castanets like weapons, backed by her dancers, who were equally adroit with those instruments.
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He has written only one novel, "Bridge of Sighs" (2007), with anything like the scope, hilarity, anguished underpinnings and brilliantly adroit nonchalance of his early work.
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"Breeding in a very dense colony where space is limited requires birds to be adroit, and foraging to feed a chick also requires good motor performance."
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As well as the company has shaped the technology landscape of the 21st century, it may be less adroit at meeting the consequences of its success.
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One of the most adroit politicians in Britain, Ms. Sturgeon knows that despite widespread misgivings about Brexit, the majority needed for independence does not currently exist.
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But a lot of the decade's most adroit attempts at carrying classic hip-hop's torch have leaned troublingly close to tribute, offering homage oftentimes without innovation.
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The problem is living the networked Good Life generally means forking out the cash to buy connected gadgets ($67 for a lightbulb?) or being an adroit hacker.
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The disparate topics are grounded in Ms. Spaltro's adroit folk-pop guitar playing and wintry vocals, which recall somber peers like Angel Olsen and Sharon Van Etten.
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But when the dust settled, it turned out that the appropriators were able to address more like two-thirds of the requests through some adroit budgetary maneuvering.
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Such language isn't a substitute for a coherent, secure, and humane international refugee policy; for that, we need constitutional lawyers and adroit diplomats and wise, decent leaders.
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We're fortunate to receive exceptional work from emerging writers in high school and college, and the best of the best will be recognized by the Adroit Prizes.
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Gibson "re-calibrated" Agency, his adroit Future(s) Is Now novel, then still a work in progress, pursuant to the calamitous results of our 2016 Presidential Election.
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In the third-place match, after relocating to an internet cafe, Adroit easily took down IO Dota 2 and earned its place at ESL One Los Angeles.
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" Boykin added that Daniels and Avenatti "are beating Trump at his own game and they're even more adroit than Trump and his attorney ... in getting media coverage.
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Much of the fulsome effect of contemplating Williams's adroit paintings has to do with their meaninglessness: their refusal to offer up a useful narrative of historical significance.
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His mastery of the vast range of topics with which Thatcher herself had to grapple is absolute, his marshaling of evidence adroit, and his judgments deliberate and fair.
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Little concern has been paid to his working methods and materials despite the fact that he is acknowledged to have been a brilliant colorist and an adroit painter.
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But an adroit President Trump can make good use of his understanding of Putin's ultimate desires to force his way back into areas where America has been marginalized.
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FRANK WELSHMember of the Royal Commission on the NHS 1976-79Confolens, France The prescriptions you offered for the ailing NHS were almost as adroit as the overall diagnosis.
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Frank Ntilikina, the French import, is defensively adroit, a contributor of intangibles the box score does not record, but, with the ball, selfless to the point of squeamish.
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In that case and others, Mr. Verrilli proved adroit at developing legal strategies targeting particular justices, said Jonathan H. Adler, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University.
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Morris "has an adroit hand for characterization and atmosphere; the people feel real even when they actually are stand-ins for the uncanny," our reviewer, N.K. Jemisin, said.
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It is a skill of the fashion industry that we are incredibly adroit at parroting the shape, look, and feel of anything, and make it seem attractive and desirable.
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Still an adroit trading house, Goldman reported equities trading revenues of $2 billion, or a 6 percent rise from last year, outperforming rival banks that reported equities revenue declined.
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When he earnestly explores the fears and desires of humans, whatever conventional familiarity they may have dissolves under his adroit narrative control and nuanced attention to language and psychology.
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It's an adroit move (one of many in the staging) that proves this director's point, that this opera is Wagner's mouthpiece, both when it's humane and when it's malignant.
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A word of caution: CEOs who are not socially adroit might end up making employees feel awkward or watched over, so attempts to embed with rank-n-file might backfire.
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Here are three of the finest practitioners of the kind of jazz that grows thick on the ground at the Gallery: adroit, harmonically buoyant, loaded with multiple ideas per moment.
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It will now require "pretty adroit footwork" by the NOC to sustain such a message, said John Hamilton, a director of Cross Border Information and an expert on Libyan energy.
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Mr. McMillian isn't a game changer — unlike David Hammons, his most conspicuous influence — but he's an exceptionally adroit player who freely adopts familiar tactics for his own consciousness-raising ends.
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Living in the Netherlands at the time, she began to work with a psychological coach who advised the Dutch Olympic team, focusing on visualizations and adroit recovery from perceived mistakes.
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His accounts of the latest thinking about microbiology or information theory are as adroit as his exploration of the links between entropy and time or his elucidation of Bayesian statistics.
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"Technically, the 16.643 percent of the move down from the 216.64 high of $20.34,2921.60 comes in at $1,282," Amit Kumar Gupta, portfolio management services head at Adroit Financial Services, said.
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She is not long widowed, though long enough for her to resume the adroit wielding of her charms—which, like swordplay, can be used both to dazzle and to wound.
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Republicans hoping to pull this off, however, are going to have to be adroit in separating themselves from Trump, the man who muddled all these party divisions in the first place.
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For several years, one of the greatest fears of the world's legacy companies has been disruption by an Uber or Airbnb — an adroit new startup with a cheap, market-shattering idea.
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You might think adroit politicians would look at the results of the past two years and conclude they should respect the will of the voters and implement pro-health care policies.
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Although Raboy at times becomes mired in Marconi's corporate machinations and personal life, he is especially adroit at portraying how Marconi was swept up in the modern world he helped create.
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Why did this man — intelligent, socially adroit and raised middle class amid the relatively well-integrated environments of United States military bases — gravitate toward the furthest extremes of American political discourse?
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Sager, whose colorful outfits were as memorable as his adroit interviews, received a diagnosis of leukemia in 2014 and took time off to seek treatment that sent the disease into remission.
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Ms. LeCrone's divergences from classical ballet are all in the direction of increasing a ribbonlike flow — blending in the rolling floor contact of contemporary dance and braiding sections with adroit overlapping.
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To focus on his philanthropic foundation, he will hand over to Daniel Zhang—who lacks Mr Ma's star quality, certainly, but who has been an adroit chief executive for Alibaba since 220.
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He must have considered that having lousy relations with both Koreas hardly looks adroit—especially since both China and South Korea seek the same goal, namely, to bring the North to talks.
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"Trump has been pretty adroit at taking outside events that are sort of focused on him and capitalizing on that," said Tobe Berkovitz, a Boston University professor who specializes in political communications.
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But he was most famous for his on-court wizardry, for his nimble behind-the-back passes and persuasive head-fakes that made even the most adroit defenders look ornamental and weak.
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Dina Powell, the deputy national security adviser, has been especially adroit at this: She gets the same place McMaster would go, but does it in a personal, leisurely style that engages the boss.
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However, the affairs of state can be helped by an adroit team of deputies and advisors and Tillerson is not the first secretary of state to have a career in the private sector.
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McLean is an adroit alto saxophonist with a perfervid delivery who, despite a distinguished family line, has not enjoyed the kind of sustained critical attention that his peers might tell you he deserves.
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But he's also adroit with more leisurely horrors, like the snap-crackle-pop of the murderous shade flexing for the kill, or the slow animation of a sacklike scarecrow into a toothy obscenity.
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Global investors in risky assets who are buying into the recent rally are thus betting that China either continues its current course of action or is very adroit in dismounting from the credit tiger.
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"The French were very adroit in putting forward a bid that that was really an industry play, as well as a technical proposal," said Peter Jennings, executive director of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
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"Not until the movement to end the Vietnam War half a century later would there be as large, as influential and as tactically adroit a campaign against U.S. intervention in another land," Kazin notes.
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Horowitz did not find that there was any concerted conspiracy against Trump becoming the commander in chief, but the President is adroit at manipulating almost any information to make his case to his adoring fans.
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"She needs to recreate the kind of big impact she had in the first debate, where she demonstrated that she's an adroit explainer of policy," said David Birdsell, a Baruch University professor and debate expert.
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Despite Saakashvili's reformist image, the new president largely continued Shevardnadze's adroit efforts to win U.S. support with high-flown rhetoric about "democratic values" while pursuing domestic policies that were hardly in line with democratic principles.
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So even the most enlightened and politically adroit of political systems can still be guilty of the most unconscionable acts of inhumanity, and maybe that is the real lesson we can learn from this history.
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And Yee's adroit use here of the characters' real names and assumed names becomes a heartbreaking reminder of how what we think of as a fixed human identity can melt into pulp under inhuman conditions.
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If Democrats are adroit in presenting their case and Republicans mishandle the Senate trial then, notwithstanding a Senate acquittal of Trump, an American electorate disturbed by his conduct could vote to remove him in 2020.
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" It is by the journalist Sebastian Mallaby, an adroit writer who also published a brilliant book on hedge funds several years ago, called "More Money than God: Hedge Funds and the Making of a New Elite.
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A former speaker of the lower house and an adroit deal maker, Mr. Temer will need to build a coalition to enact the economic reforms, tax increases and painful austerity required to contain a ballooning deficit.
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But despite its obvious vulnerabilities, Taiwan has managed, so far, to keep well ahead of the infectious curve through a combination of early response, pervasive screening, contact tracing, comprehensive testing, and the adroit use of technology.
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Together, they help thrust climate change into the news cycle and get the term "Green New Deal" published in most of the nation's newspapers, a fairly adroit bit of agenda-setting in a hostile media environment.
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An adroit Trump, with an understanding of Putin's needs and desires, could find a way to exploit his adversary's most sensitive weaknesses, on behalf of the interests of the United States, rather than the other way around.
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Adroit and blanket propaganda on television has posed him as the leader most resolute in the defense of Russian values, strongest against a West seen as threatening, most capable of winning back Russian territory, as in Crimea.
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But with their party commanding two-thirds margins in both houses of the 89th Congress, which met in 1965 and 1966, they could have been less adroit and still enacted a large chunk of their reform agenda.
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"People are punting on better growth prospects in the United States, hurting gold's prospects ... Technically, gold is looking bad and may test $1,0.13," said Amit Kumar Gupta, portfolio management services head at Adroit Financial Services in New Delhi.
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Even soldiers who joined in the battagliole and were adroit in the handling of swords and spears, though not at empty-hand combat, were at a loss when faced with the accuracy of a well-practiced Italian boxer.
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With its beautifully restored staircase and moldings, its marble fireplaces and French doors, its adroit mix of antique and Art Deco furniture, Mr. Towles's home could have been one of the soignée settings for his best-selling book.
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Patwa said she was encouraged by the letters distributed around mosques in the U.S., but she also saw them as an adroit way of the clergy distancing itself from any legal trouble in which Bohras could find themselves.
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As the details of their helter-skelter adventure unspool in Matthew Cordell's frizzy, pert, deadpan drawings, Philip C. Stead, whose tonally adroit knack for comedic dialog recalls Charles Schulz's, lets readers eavesdrop on snippets of the onboard conversation.
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Israeli officials, while cheering Prince Mohammed's tough line on Iran, said they were uncertain that the crown prince was experienced or adroit enough to avoid setting off a broader regional conflict, perhaps one that could drag Israel in.
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Harold Haliday Costain (1897—1994), trained as an illustrator, became one of the most adroit commercial photographers of the 1930s — providing American corporations with a bold, modern image that appeared nearly heroic in the years of the Depression.
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"The hope for bank investors is that many cases stuck in the insolvency and bankruptcy code may be sorted out now, taking Essar Steel verdict as precedent," said Amit Kumar Gupta, portfolio manager at Adroit Financial Services Pvt Ltd.
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This sequence repeats many times at the start of and throughout "The Great Tamer," an adroit dance-theater work by the Greek director Dimitris Papaionnou that had its New York debut at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Thursday.
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Ms. Melville, a fast-rising actress who shot to attention last year in the solo play "Iphigenia in Splott," proves her skills as an adroit team player fully capable, like the nimble woman she portrays, of scaling the heights.
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I'm not cautioning consumers against buying into new technology – the only way these devices get better, smarter and more adroit is with mass adoption – but buyers do need to recognize that the world of connected devices is different than unconnected devices.
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He won respect as prime minister of a notable if currently beleaguered country and as an adroit international operator; as head of one of the UN's most essential bodies, he understands the inner workings of the vast and cumbersome UN bureaucracy.
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It's entirely possible that the very smooth and adroit Warsh could convince Trump in private meetings that he is open to more Fed oversight and has no plans to radically alter the bank's current slow and methodical approach to policy normalization.
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"You don't want to be unpredictable and inscrutable," she said, noting that this was why it was good to use machine learning against problems its most adroit at solving – stuff that's easy for machines but hard for humans – like repetitive tasks.
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As Sheremetev sinks deeper and the novel enters its final, page-turning, stretch — Honig is an adroit plotter — the author loses faith in his readers and begins to spell out not only what's happening but the extent of Russia's tragedy.
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Much of his erotic life was a series of adroit manipulations and disastrous disappointments; Langston Hughes was just one of the younger men who fell within the blast radius of the older man's sexual voracity as they chased his prestige.
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During his tenure on the television series "Breaking Bad," the actor Aaron Paul, as the foil to Bryan Cranston's Walter White, showed an adroit skill at portraying the haplessness that can lie just below the surface of a brash game face.
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From Havana to Tehran (and Caracas to Pyongyang), tyrannies have been able to survive decades of isolation and self-inflicted catastrophe with an adroit mix of ideology, corruption, an exit option for the discontented, and ferocious repression of those demanding change.
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But those who avail themselves of "The Kaiser's Last Kiss" will find this a welcome accident as they relish its crisp, adroit and subtle tale of great personal power, shrunken by downfall to the scope of a Dutch manor house.
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Gray is especially adroit at rendering these intricate emotional shadings.) In one scene, Alan (a first-rate Todd Cerveris), a friend of the couple's, tells Stephen to bring Anne to dinner, so that they can all say exactly what they think.
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If the Blue Jays did little to upset the Yankees' sensibilities on Monday, they nevertheless cruised to a 73-1 victory at Yankee Stadium, riding the adroit pitching of Marco Estrada and home runs by Bautista, Ryan Goins and Chris Coghlan.
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It was striking, late at night and deep inside of the Stade du Lyon in July, how adroit the United States players who had just won the World Cup were in making sure not to give their coach, Jill Ellis, too much credit.
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In recent seasons, the festival has presented works by Bang on a Can's commissioning fund, which, since 1997, has allowed figures, from Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche to the film composer Jóhann Jóhannsson, to write for Bang on the Can's adroit All-Stars ensemble.
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Mr. Cruz, who did not respond to a request to discuss the race, has never been as popular as Republicans like former governors George W. Bush or Rick Perry, but he has been tactically adroit and plays well to more conservative voters.
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They include chairs for a church in the form of a simple box, with three planes beveled into the top to form a seat, as well as the adroit stools of SESC Pompéia, each made from four orthogonal planes of economical pine.
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"He's had a reputation for being especially adroit and cunning, not a conviction politician, not someone who stood clearly for any principle," said Hugh Roberts, an Algeria expert at Tufts University, His tenacity was a lesson learned over a very long career.
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Al Shabaab&aposs strong roots within Somalia&aposs clan structure, perseverance in the face of losses over the years, including the death of multiple leaders, and adroit exploitation of its enemies&apos weaknesses all point to why the group poses a formidable threat.
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Fold in Clem's father, a onetime Socialist firebrand who is surrendering to motor neuron disease (Philip Goldacre is woundingly credible in the part), and you have a potentially overwrought dramatic stew that is kept in adroit check by the director, Jude Christian.
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"They've been so adroit at pivoting away, at diversifying their portfolio, and, more importantly, also expanding their footprint, I think, in emerging markets where there's lots and lots of nations in the Middle East and Southeast Asia where there is no alcohol," he said.
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It's hard to hold too much of this against the show when the characters are played by great actors, and when the pilot has a script as emotionally adroit the one crafted by Dan Fogelman (perhaps most famous for his Crazy Stupid Love screenplay).
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From Oscar Tuazon's tipped-over tripod of pebble-streaked concrete pipes to Reinhard Mucha's intricate, wall-mounted, picture-frame-like model of psychological avoidance, most of the Bushwick half of this adroit group show, curated by Julia Speed, isn't so much sculpted as built.
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Like Platt, Witherspoon is adroit at making terminal ambitiousness more appealing than it ought to be by virtue of her own charisma, and if 1999's post-Lewinskygate, pre-9/11 climate was deserving of a savage political satire, 2019 could not provide richer fodder.
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Arnav Prasad, age 21977: "'Universal Paperclips': The Rebirth of a Classic Video Game Genre" To the adroit gamer, one all too familiar with the dynamic gameplay, lifelike graphics, and intricate plots of popular gaming franchises, Frank Lantz's "Universal Paperclips" surrenders visual complexity for conceptual depth.
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Yet through a combination of adroit negotiating and the high-minded pushiness that comes with representing a values-based superpower, Tom Perriello, the State Department's then special envoy for the Great Lakes, and John Kerry, the then secretary of state, helped persuade Mr Kabila to back down.
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He took a huge political gamble by pushing a major deficit reduction bill in 1990, for example and he handled the collapse of the Soviet Union with the adroit skill necessary to ensure that US political leaders did not bungle the end of the Cold War.
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Netanyahu's thinking — such as it has existed beyond the adroit practice of public relations — never really evolved beyond its starting point: that all the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea belongs to Israel and that Arabs want to drive Israelis into said sea.
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The conceits of Wolkoff's two previous series — Birds (2012), silhouettes of taxidermied birds collected by early 20th-century naturalist Elizabeth Dickens; and Deer Beds (2013), matted impressions in tall, reedy grass made by sleeping deer's bodies — both enhanced her adroit camera work through their poetic specificity.
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If the president does intend to revive and enlarge the moral indictment of the Kim regime, it would be an adroit asymmetrical response to Pyongyang's test-firing of a half-dozen missiles in recent months, which some analysts have seen as a slap at Trump's charm offensive.
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As we have become more connected and lawmakers have gotten better in touch with the fickle feelings of the electorate, Congress and the executive branch have gotten more adroit at responding to public opinion, and yet, Americans are less satisfied than ever with the way Washington is run.
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An exhaustive Reddit post on the matter details and provides evidence for the allegations — which primarily revolve around being able to execute multiple commands simultaneously, something even the most adroit of humans wouldn't be able to do — and Thunder Predator have confirmed, though not apologized for, Atun's actions.
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"The good news was that policymaking was sufficiently adroit to offset an unexpected adverse shock to exports and manufacturing from the energy price crash in 2014 for growth to hit the 'about 7 percent' target," Tim Condon, head of research for Asia at ING, said in a note Wednesday.
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Instead, the mayor has repeatedly pleaded ignorance about the questionable actions of city agencies, all but undoing recent attempts by close aides to portray him as an adroit manager of a sprawling city bureaucracy that critics initially said he was too inexperienced or too ideological to handle effectively.
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This should be obvious to the least adroit member of the Trump administration, which occupies a singular, de facto global leadership role, and in keeping with tradition, ought to be a primary force in setting the global tenor in areas of resource management and sustainability transcending national boundaries.
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Yet with Wilder, as sensitive in assembling words as he was adroit in delivering them, you were always aware of a grounded human being behind the masks, releasing his characters' anxieties and desires with the light-fingered dexterity of a safe cracker -- or, perhaps more appropriately, a bomb-squad veteran.
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If Iran is smart enough, and the pact's other signatories diplomatically adroit enough, Iran could now play not the injured party, but choose a smarter path that will deeply wound the US whilst pulling the world back from the brink of a nuclear Armageddon toward which Trump has hurled us.
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One senior American air force officer, told me recently in a background briefing that some of American military's most adroit and accomplished cyber warriors come from the domestic community of young, cyber hackers who can do things for the US that they can't do, legally, anywhere else in the world.
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In the summer of 2015, Denis and her producer, Oliver Dungey, flew to Atlanta to meet André Benjamin, the rapper, actor, producer, adroit hat-wearer, and all-around cultural icon, better known by his stage name, André 3000, and for his flamboyant role in the Atlanta hip-hop duo OutKast.
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Should Mr. Sweeney lose, Mr. Murphy's plan to raise the minimum wage to $15, provide more funding for Planned Parenthood and legalize marijuana would face a much more difficult legislative path, not just because the Democratic advantage in the Senate would shrink, but because Mr. Sweeney is an adroit power broker.
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Meanwhile, Senate Republicans, in control in the upper chamber, want to craft a new approach to health care before 2020, recognizing that voter anxieties about GOP efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act and Democrats' adroit focus during 2018 campaigns on protecting coverage of pre-existing conditions worked against Republicans (The Hill).
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YBCA hosts a live demo of the Europa mission by Sachs and his crack team of astronauts during the closing weekends; you can get a sense of the "entertain and educate" directive in action at scheduled screenings of A Space Program, the feature-length film by Tom Sachs and Van Neistat documenting Sachs' 2012 Mars mission in adroit detail.
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While Trump himself, with his abrasive way of vocalizing common sense ideas, is a genius at backing opponents into hysterical defenses of highly unpopular causes — think kneeling for the National Anthem, a lottery for immigrants from developing countries or having anchor babies to gain a foothold in America — average mortal congressional candidates may not be so adroit.
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But despite this position, I can't help but feel very excited indeed for Nintendo's brand new (not-actually-new-at-all-really) console of 2016, beating the NX to market by who knows how long: the Nintendo Classic Mini, a professional wrestler's palm-sized 30-games-in-one plug-in doodah for televisions that comes pre-loaded with more NES-era "classics" than any man, woman, child, or adroit simian could shake a stick with a shit on the end of it at.
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