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Mr. McManimon also cites the ability to link Mr. Berra's sayings to the selling points iXP wants to get across in the campaign.

And Adidas cites the ability of the factories to be nimble in terms of customization as a key factor.

Foremost, the report cites the abilities to be creative and innovative.

At the Julia Green School in an affluent Nashville neighborhood, several voters cited the ability to take on Mr. Bush as paramount.

Proponents of facial recognition databases cite the ability to catch both criminals and terrorists through CCTV cameras and image databases, as Stammer was.

Cynics might cite the ability of long hair to conceal brow furrows, wrinkles or even plastic surgery scars as the reason older women cling to it.

Indeed, a national survey conducted in 1999 for the Association of American Medical Colleges found that only 27percentt of patients cited prestigious medical schools as a factor in choosing doctors, while 85percentt attributed their choices to the doctors' communication skills and caring attitude, and 77percentt cited the ability to explain complicated medical procedures.

"When technology is used to its potential and with purpose in the classroom, it can provide children with a range of skills that I feel would benefit them in the world they are growing up into," he says, citing the ability to create rich content such as images, video and interactive presentations, share information globally and communicate with other people.

He cited the ability to understand the daily life of North Koreans or refugee workers through Stories and scenes they'd never put on Instagram.

As far as applications are concerned, there are still those who feel like the device will face criticism from privacy experts, citing the ability for rogue applications to be developed for nefarious activities.

Dengeki praised the redesigned battle system, citing the ability to switch weapons instantly as its best feature.