The PCGG archive tells the inside story of the biggest theft in history, and of the master criminal who organised it: skilful, arrogant, cruel.
I went to cover it for OurKingdom and found it skilful and engrossing, a mixture of drama and performance, witness and testimony, music and reporting.
It was raw, it was visceral, it was skilful, it was everything great boxing is meant to be.
More than that, Ballybeg becomes a kind of everyplace, where the whole business of being human is laid bare in a body of work that is as compassionate as it is skilful, as moving as it is entertaining, and as universal as it is local.
The trouble here is that Shaw's paintings are the opposite of attention-grabbing, being, on the face of it, archaically skilful.
At the time, it was described by Sir Max Hastings, a military author and no fan of TV, as a reminder of how "marvellous television can be when it is skilful and intelligent".
Agüero's run was as strong as it was skilful, beating four attempted tacklers in a drive into the penalty area that ended with him poking the ball past Ruddy as the goalkeeper came out to narrow the angle.
Whether it was skilful French diplomacy, or the replacement of inconclusive top-down negotiations with bottom-up consensus-building, or the fear of shame of the unwilling, or perhaps just the quality of food (good by any measure, and outstanding by COP standards) COP-21 definitely lifted spirits up.
It requires skilful radiography to achieve optimal positioning and dose limitation.
1 It requires skilful management and a mindset of vigilance that involves a continuous process of improvement. 1 Such clinical cooperation and collaboration between family physicians and other specialists, either explicit or implicit, are of critical importance to the care of many patients.
I'm sure it's very skilful, but it was a bit lost on me, I must confess.
