The Scottish Justice Secretary, Kenny MacAskill, made his announcement in front of drawn blue curtains, in the slow, high-to-low cadence of a good master of ceremonies.
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The most productive operators did not possess any superior abilities and, therefore, the most important attribute appears to be a good mastering of different kinds of abilities.
"The Iranians have been pretty good masters of escalation control," said Gen. James E. Cartwright, now retired, who as the top officer at Strategic Command and as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff participated in war games involving both deterrence and retaliation on potential adversaries like Iran.
A grant writer at the adjacent New Jersey Institute of Technology, he said he had been looking for a good master's of fine arts program, "and then this opened up right across the street".
People who want to look good master the art of the selfie.
The most (in famous exponent of these methods, the "dog whisperer" Cesar Millan, talks in almost mystical terms about the "energy" of dogs and good masters.
If the diminished "Downton Abbey" returns over the rejuvenated "Good Wife," "Masters of Sex" or "The Americans," we're going to show Lady Mary what moping is all about.
While most writers may feel such mistakes pale -- not pail -- in comparison to striving for engaging concepts, story, and characters, it's always good to be a master of the finer details as well.
My good friend Rakesh Khurana became master of Cabot House about the same time that I became dean.
In 1998, at 28, he was elected to Congress, where he quickly became known as a good listener and a master of policy details — two traits that became a hallmark of his tenure, as a chairman of the Budget and Ways and Means Committees, and later as speaker.
