Local experts — masters of foxhounds, gamekeepers, and pest officers — would be asked to help with information on the location and habits of foxes.
According to Scott G. Knowles, author of "The Disaster Experts: Mastering Risk in Modern America," expatriates are likely to rise to action when a crisis erupts in the United States because of "community cohesion".
And they all show that people involved in such discussions quickly become adept at quizzing experts, mastering a brief, asking questions and unmasking political assumptions masquerading as scientific conclusions.
Experts, masters and innovators were nominated and selected according to standards of supreme domain knowledge, most often on the basis of academic credentials implying that younger people (<30 years of age) usually were not included in the nominal groups.
As sex experts Masters and Johnson recognized some time ago, the most important sexual organ is between the ears.
Over the years, the United States and France have led the way in opposing the idea of a fuel-production facility in Iran, contending that it would allow Iranian experts to master the complex process of enriching uranium and to use that knowledge in a secret bomb-making project.
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Politicians and their experts are masters at finding loopholes — especially in New York, where gerrymandering is still rampant.
The lawyers and the insurers, the politicians and the police, security consultants and fire-safety experts — the masters and mistresses of management — would be running the show.
The satirical pitch concluded, "If you're looking for a persuasive communications expert and master salesman capable of making almost anything believable, I'm your man".
