Despite their adept use of swift horses and their knowledge of the terrain, the Apache were eventually outmatched by the superior arms of American troops.
The man's attempt to avoid divorce involves much slapstick business, including a violent stand-off at an anger management group and adept use of missed and misunderstood mobile phone messages.
Mr. Huckabee's speech, full of his trademark quips, adept use of Bible stories and red-meat declarations about faith and values, had the feel at times of a Pentecostal tent revival.
The play is one of the quirky campaign strategies — also including flash mobs and an adept use of social media — that have propelled Stop the Decline into the public sphere.
Analysts say Mail Online's traffic growth has been fueled by particularly adept use of the art of crafting headlines so that the Web page on which they appear secures a high ranking from Google.
"The Taliban now are more interested in Islamic education; they are using technology," he said, alluding to the movement's adept use of the Internet, including Web sites, Twitter accounts and Facebook.
Western writers whose works are traditionally cited for their adept use of dramatic irony include William Shakespeare (as in Othello's trust of the treacherous Iago in the play Othello), Voltaire, Jonathan Swift, Henry Fielding, Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy, and Henry James, among many others.
A critical part of the success of the application is from Zimbra's adept use of JavaScript, which is an interpretive programming language (there is no relation to Java).
