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The most noticeable of which is Shea's intelligence and instinct in the final third.

As with Rugani, Allegri made Paulo Dybala wait after his arrival from Palermo, but it is his touch and instinct in the area that has now lent the cutting edge to an engine that contains, in Pogba, something that must strike opponents as horribly resembling a midfield Zlatan.

Mr. Moran's curt, percussive themes reflect deep listening to Thelonious Monk and Count Basie; the impact and layering and collagist instincts in the music are indigenous to those raised on hip-hop culture.

I somehow got in through the stage door, and ended up by instinct in the orchestra pit at Bayreuth.

It's safe to say that farmers will rely more on data and less on gut instinct in the years ahead.

And it was that instinct, in the end — the fear that he would disappear into the undergrowth, too weak to return and too remote to be found — that helped settle the family debate that had lasted weeks, through the cat's equivalent of dialysis, insistent blood tests, and variations in diet.

Only three teams in the entire league have drawn more games and their lack of killer instinct in the final third is clearly the predominant factor behind those dropped points.

What does it take to have values that you live by so consistently and consciously, that it becomes instinct in the smallest of time frames?

Trying "to suffocate every natural instinct" in the girl and make "sex synonymous with dirt" was wrong and cruel.

A new progressive "stay at home" contract can still appeal to altruistic and charitable instincts in the west, but would work with, and not against, the majority interest in both rich and poor countries.

Jobs famously ruled by instinct, and Apple won't have that instinct in the future.