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It wasn't just that he clearly loved crime fiction – he also managed to put writers' work in their social context, thus displaying his grasp of societal change across the decades and his intense engagement with the novelist's literary art.

But propelled into the future, the girls display a Stephen Hawkingraspe grasp of maths and science.

No bells and whistles, no demagoguery, just a display of the candidates' grasp of various issues and aptitude for political maneuvering.

For a candidate who has made breaking up the big banks a central theme of his campaign, he displayed a remarkably poor grasp of basic financial and economic issues.

"You complete me," says the Joker to Batman in The Dark Knight, displaying not just an uncanny grasp of cinema knowledge (he's quoting Jerry Maguire), but an uncharacteristically shrewd grasp of story structure too.

His grasp of economics is shaky.

Keen grasp of the obvious?

Poor grasp of English language?

From the off, backs to the crowd, indulging in synchronised headbanging in front of a row of Marshall stacks that occupies most of the Borderline's tiny stage, the foursome display a grasp of how to put on a show that would shame any Hoxton hipster band.

His four novels — "Whatever" (1994), "The Elementary Particles" (1998), and "Platform" (2001) are the three others — display a grasp of science and mathematics beyond that of all but a few non-genre novelists.

Their arguments are sound and display a grasp of the fundamental conditions which have eluded our understanding until now.