That's the larger umbrella of Close to the Enemy, and over seven episodes it deftly develops a dozen smaller dramas underneath.
On the issue of intellectual property protection, China has deftly outmaneuvered developed countries, allowing its businesses and consumers to benefit from Western investments in R&D on the cheap while avoiding any meaningful penalties.
Notice how deftly Teasdale develops the tension in the first stanza by describing the landscape with the language of romance.
King deftly explains how Leonardo developed each element as well as his quirks and those of his patron Ludovico "il Moro" Sforza.
The unit has developed a track record of deftly marketing its movies by reaching out directly to pastors and other religious leaders.
The game deftly allows you to develop and explore important friendships with almost every character: between men, between women, between women and men, between humans and robots, between robots, between major characters and supporting characters, and between supporting characters.
He developed calligraphic strokes in his works, forming a luxuriant and richly integrated style in which he deftly manipulated solid and void.
"He deftly orchestrates interviews, research and his own impressions to convey the emotional impact of the music and the atmosphere in which it developed," Michiko Kakutani wrote in The Times.
Moreover, although Grinnell deftly presents the role of the scientist in the complex world of laboratory research, the additional role of the scientist as a citizen is not well developed.
At his latest stop, where he is tasked with resuscitating the career of Mark Sanchez while also developing Geno Smith, Mornhinweg again deftly links the past with the present.
