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And the Pentagon is certainly adept at using its gatekeeper ability on such coverage to whip up support for troops and the budgets that support them.

Fashion Tumblrs, Pinterest and Lookbook.nu, a street photography site, are certainly adept at displaying dreamy and sumptuous pictures of items you might want to buy.

The surging waves of feeling that can overtake you at a more soul-stirring production of "Hamlet" mostly fail to emerge, but the Globe players are certainly adepts at finding brief sunbursts of laughter in the text, and sometimes outside it.

Officials have certainly been adept at passing administrative measures.

"She has been, in my view, a witness who has manifested a deep knowledge of the law, and she's certainly very adept at describing what she thinks about the law," Mr. Kyl told reporters.

"If you look at what's happened to other great countries," Dr. Dean said over lunch with reporters and editors of The New York Times, "they get in trouble when they can't manage their money -- and this president's certainly proven himself adept at that -- and they get in trouble when they overstretch their military capabilities".

Certainly the Balkans have proven adept at tackling their recent tragedies with dark humor.

But in one sense, Dr Dre really hasn't changed at all: he's certainly still every bit as adept at making an impact as he was 27 years ago, albeit of a slightly different kind.

And certainly some teachers are more adept at getting there, have learned intuitively how to create the conditions for art to break out; other teachers fear it and nip it in the bud if it starts to appear.

Conventional wisdom would suggest the sequel is never as compelling as the original, but then Augusta National is adept at exceeding expectations and the cosmic tumblers certainly seem to be falling in the Masters' favor.

The Chinese and Indians are probably the most adept at it but the rest of us are certainly catching up.