The second, swivelling on the spot, hooked his foot around the ball with an almost implausible expertise, thundered a volley towards goal.
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Mr Johnson has none of the economic expertise of Mr Balls, but he has none of the baggage either.
When a reporter raised that possibility, Stern responded with cutting sarcasm, saying, "I don't have your collective bargaining expertise or your crystal ball".
Swinging his arms, Mick Greene strode up to a schoolhouse in Jamaica Estates, occasionally firing a pink rubber ball against the asphalt with casual expertise.
Curry would later remark: "You need astonishing expertise these days to curl a ball beyond the reach of Neville Southall, yet Whiteside managed it with a low shot that was as lethal as an Exocet missile".
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Mangini, whose six years in New England were spent entirely on the defensive side of the ball, could conceivably learn much by plugging into Heimerdinger's expertise with N.F.L. offenses.
"I think it gives Bubba a little bit of an advantage, how high he hits it and how soft he can get the ball to come down," said Rory McIlroy, who is hardly lacking in technical expertise.
Once more he scored with expertise, showed great awareness and an ability to hold the ball up.
One likely reason for this is that regardless of expertise, there was only one primary thing to watch namely the ball (and, to a lesser extent, the player whose court the ball was in).
