Needless to say, everyone wants to be considered an intelligent and charismatic human being, fluent in emotional intelligence and a lover of intellectual pursuits.
So in that sense, it "predicts" your future "success". Needless to say, everyone wants to be considered an intelligent and charismatic human being, fluent in emotional intelligence and a lover of intellectual pursuits.
She is a 33-year-old Turkish-American former FBI translator of intelligence, fluent in Farsi, the language spoken mainly in Iran and Afghanistan, who had top-secret security clearance.
In the last several years, as he has gradually broken his ties with the Bush camp, one of Mr. Dowd's premature twin daughters died, he was divorced, and he watched his oldest son prepare for deployment to Iraq as an Army intelligence specialist fluent in Arabic.
And though one of their favorite sports is sneering at the ill-judged theatrical efforts of Hollywood celebrities, London's snippy theater critics mostly admired and occasionally even swooned over Mr. Law's Hamlet, praising the performance's intelligence and fluent physicality.
The service did not want to waste her intelligence, or her fluent French, so she was forwarded to work as a minor codebreaker at Bletchley Park.
B7 LOST IN THE TRANSLATION -- As the Bush administration promotes legislation that would expand its power to place wiretaps on suspected terrorists, it faces a troubling obstacle: few of its intelligence agents are fluent in Arabic, the native language of Osama bin Laden.
But he was recruited by the Arab Bureau, based in Cairo, as an intelligence officer – he spoke fluent, though accented, Arabic – and became a kind of spy.
Other empirical evidence also supports the view that children who stutter score significantly lower on intelligence tests than do fluent controls.
