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ASSASSIN'S CREED: REVELATIONS With Assassin's Creed, Ubisoft has proved itself adept at adapting Grand Theft Auto-style open world play to ancient settings.

Barack Obama has been portrayed as a number of potentially offensive things in cartoons (a chimp, a fist-bumping terrorist) and National Review magazine has proven itself adept at sparking controversy with its cover images (Sonia Sotomayor depicted as an Asian).

The modern CERES has proven itself adept at recruiting multibillion dollar corporations into its fold so it can persuade them to deepen their commitment to sustainability and climate protection.

"China has proved itself quite adept at being able to introduce economic reforms, but I wonder whether it has the legal and political and social institutions to be able to encourage and tolerate disruptive change," he said by telephone.

Talks on four areas of services trade remained unfinished; new talks on agriculture were already set for 1999; and more negotiations on services were scheduled for 2000.Since then, the WTO has proved itself reasonably adept at doing business outside trade rounds.

Nonetheless, network executives said, Mr. Obama's campaign has proven itself particularly adept at courting that megaphone for big-event road trips.

China has proven itself rather adept at letting other parties slug it out (i.e. Iraq) and then swoop in for the spoils (i.e. oil contracts).

Bilic has proved himself adept at international management.

If there's anything Silicon Valley hasn't proven itself adept at helping with, it may be navigating  the complexities of human relationships.

But before Columbus's own program opens its doors in September, it will have to prove itself adept at balancing public and private interests.

But before Columbus's own program opens its doors in September, it will have to prove itself adept at balancing public and private interests.