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A failure to achieve such flexible stability or coordination thus results in a failure to read fluently (see Bosman, Vonk, & van Zwam, 2006).

I vividly remember taking Salman around the Sufi shrine of Jamali Kamali on the edge of Delhi a few years ago and being amazed to see him fluently read the curving Arabic inscriptions on the saint's tombs and immediately identify the Koranic suras from which they were taken.

At the same time I never feel more fond and protective of overseas players in the domestic leagues when I see them swearing fluently at each other in English, or better still shouting "fuck" at each other six years later in the middle of a La Liga match.

Their attack-minded players interchanged positions fluently and, at times, it was remarkable to see how much space they enjoyed in central areas.

"Halfway round I could see he wasn't jumping so fluently and his legs weren't what they were.

To help an elderly neighbor and another one who does not speak English fluently, Mr. Choi, 35, got on the Department of Buildings Web site to see if any problems were listed with their homes.

Only individuals who score above the cut-off on screening questionnaires indicating increased risk of PTSD development, speak Dutch or English fluently and do not meet any of the exclusion criteria (see 'List of inclusion and exclusion criteria of the BONDS study').

The productions offer New York audiences a rare chance to see a first-rate ensemble -- which also features Emily Watson, Helen McCrory and Mark Strong -- working fluently in two entirely different theatrical idioms.

"We teach patients where their sweet spot is — the part of their remaining vision through which they can see best — and how to access it so they can see faces and read fluently.

"We are disheartened to see that a large majority of English as a Second Language users cannot write fluently after 12-16 years of formal education, and shy away from global Internet conversations," Siddiq said in an email.

While some see speaking their native language as an important part of their identity, and can speak more fluently in debates, interpretation and its cost has been criticised by some.