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Gobi Manchurian, a dish of fried cauliflower florets, is crisp and shows the kitchen's considerable skill at deep-frying.

Cramer's skill at exposition and at communicating these emotions is finally more notable than his considerable skill at trading.

Gobi Manchurian, a dish of fried cauliflower florets that is hugely popular in India, is very crisp and shows the kitchen's considerable skill at deep-frying.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — In discussing Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward on Wednesday, Pittsburgh Coach Mike Tomlin and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger were not asked about Ward's considerable skill at catching passes.

Such paintings as Gathering of Artists in the Studio of Isabey (1798), The Arrival of the Stagecoach (1803), The Studio of Houdon (1804), and Departure of the Conscripts (1808) show his considerable skill at handling crowd scenes.

He next starred in two films that have developed a cult following: Start the Revolution Without Me (1970), in which Wilder demonstrated his considerable skill at fencing, and Quackser Fortune Has a Cousin in the Bronx (1970), in which he delivered a sensitive performance as a Dublin dung salesman.

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"It's very good, but how many times can you eat it?" For all his considerable skills at the bar and knowledge of the law, Mr. Richman, whose clients have included mobsters, politicians and rap stars, acknowledges a complicated and at times humorous interplay with superstition.

This show includes about 90 objects by Ms. Trockel, most from the last decade; the exception is a large selection of some 130 handmade drafts for booklets and magazines — most of them unrealized — that she has produced since the 1970s, and that nicely showcase her considerable skills at drawing and collage, and her way with language.

She uses her considerable skills at obsessing over and tackling problems to rediscover Judaism, reconnect with her deceased father and re-center herself firmly in living and enjoying life.

Yet Mr. Margulies exhibits considerable skill as a salesman.