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Over the years, Hitchcock learned how to command his fastball and use both sides of the strike zone.
Democratic politics was a West German game, and Merkel had to learn how to play it in the methodical way that she had learned how to command her body as a "little movement idiot" of five.
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He could even be a poor general, especially in 1776, when he was still learning how to command an army.
As my race begins, I shout encouragement at the horses, whip the reins and learn how to command two animals at once.
"If he goes and learns how to command that fastball on both sides of the plate, this guy might be the ninth-inning guy one day, who knows, with his arm," Collins said.
We artists are constantly learning from one another -- picking up on different tricks and lessons, whether they are technical tips, like what someone puts on their mastering chain, or learning how to command a festival crowd by watching your peers on the big stage.
Advice to aspiring women entrepreneurs: stop apologizing don't just think about what you want, say it! always look for opportunities put yourself outside your comfort zone learn how to command a room... practice speaking and presenting at church, family celebrations,... propose the toast!
From Wayne, Harrison learned how to successfully command an army on the American frontier.
If your dog has learned how to sit, stay and come, he can learn how to speak or stay quiet on command, too.
You could learn how to work command prompt.
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