QR codes, sometimes mocked for their lack of popularity or knack for popping up in unexpected places, have found a happy home in Anchorage.
Introverted Josephine Traughton, who lacks "the knack of existing", seems set to be successfully "regraded" after a breakdown but hides out in the walled ditch, or ha-ha, in the hospital garden, and eventually escapes the roles forced on her.
Fewer than a third of them spend money on research and development (R&D); nearly half of those in Germany do.France lacks the German knack of meshing big companies with their suppliers.
But to be fair, my lack of surprise wasn't solely due to Dunham's knack for planting her foot firmly in her mouth.
Visually, then, Limbo is captivating, and despite a lack of narrative, it evokes a universe that combines Lewis Caroll's knack for the absurd with the underlying violence of Grimm's Fairy Tales.
Showcases her considerable strengths--a shimmering soprano voice and a knack for intelligent, emotionally forthright lyrics but also suffers from a lack of compelling craftsmanship and textural daring.
The Brits critics' choice award has a knack of rewarding emerging artists who combine ruthless commerciality with a mind-numbing lack of idiosyncrasy or originality.
Mr. Kruger's knack for a laugh line under pressure is a very pleasant instinct; the wisecracks compensate for the lack of characterization.
That bitter disappointment is one reason for the lack of consensus today.Call me unpredictableAnother reason is that Mr Putin, on whom everything in Russia is perceived to depend, also has a knack for confounding predictions.
He has no particular visual knack, little interest in storytelling and nothing better to do with his naughty bear besides stuff him into a soft, sentimental comedy that seems almost proud of its lack of wit or conviction.
Lack of effort, lack of concentration".
