Undoubtedly, if there's any American prosecutor able to craft a murder case against George Bush, it's former Los Angeles prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi, who first gained fame for trying the notorious Charles Manson Tate-LaBianca murder case in 1970 and '71.
"Rather than trying to read a textbook and regurgitate it for an exam, in order to write coherent segments, you have to actually intellectually understand it and be able to craft your own words, and that is a higher level of learning challenge," he said.
Like Los Angeles, other American cities have been able to craft a lifestyle movement and nurture brands around it.
Women are becoming aware of the power they possess, and some are not entirely comfortable with it — not certain that they want it; not certain that they will be able to craft a more just world than what men have been able to; not certain that they have the strength, heretofore unimaginable, to use this power for the service of good.
Because of its focus, the company was able to craft the perfect solution.
"But it's simply not right to say that he was able to craft the majority.
It would take a robot or a machine to be able to craft crisp illustrations or even portraits through long exposure shooting.
workshop held on Tarawa Island, she was able to craft a short film about her country's beauty and its future.
It would be critical to bring in leadership that is not only able to craft effective policy, but also possesses practical, real-world experience in managing and solving cybersecurity crises.
Parkinson in his 60s was still able to craft pop icons.
