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The ability to be flexible should allow scope for both, whereas without flexibility, a much larger Union will grind to a halt.
I believe today, as I did then, that as human beings our convictions are valid grounds to start with, but our ability to be flexible and learn as we go along is by far a better quality.
"We have the ability to be flexible," the lawyer said.
"The cornerstone of a successful development is the ability to be flexible," Kitson says.
Network officials said Mr. Nicholson was not taking into account their ability to be flexible about coverage.
Community National also has the ability to be "flexible in terms of amortization rates or prepayment penalties," Mr. Lubow said.
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This is how I learned the art of the pivot, the ability to be flexible--even insofar as my goals--for the sake of the bigger picture.
Different people have different levels of cultural intelligence and abilities to be flexible.
It is the ability of people to be flexible enough to get another job, or to strike out with their own business, which nowadays matters more.But there will still be plenty of pitfalls.
4) the ability to adapt, to be flexible, to collaborate, to change direction is often more important than being right.
And so you need that ability to be able to be flexible on that level.
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