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That Manning has been able to do it so effectively this season — with Collie and Garcon having so little experience — is a testament to his precision.

"It's really a testament to the fantastic precision and sensitivity of the LHCb experiment, the ingenuity of the physicists analysing the data, and the ability of LHC to deliver huge samples, that this is now possible," Shears says.

During the Edo period, classical themes such as Genji enjoyed a resurgence of popularity, and these two screens are a testament to the care and precision with which artists rendered the detail of this novel.

In a statement, the Obama administration called Elder "a testament to the promise of precision medicine".

Fearful Symmetries matched it in gladiatorial athleticism and geometrical precision, a testament to just how far Page has pulled up his dancers' technique.

Those weapons are meant to spurt holiday cheer like Roman candles, and it's a testament to both the Rockettes' incredible precision and the skill of the design team, Reel FX, that the syncing between live and video action successfully implies causation.

That she was able to describe so many horrors with such calm precision and authority is a testament to her fierce will.

It needs rigor, precision and clear intent to look right, and it's a testament to the staging of Andrea Tallis, Alan Barnes and Douglas Becker that it did.

Slauson is a testament to that.

"It is a testament to globalization.

Shop Girl is a testament to survival.