United States Masters is divided into smaller groups called local masters swimming committees.
A local master of mysterious harmony and subtlety, Chris Anderson plays rarely and tends to make converts.
They are more interested in the interior scene, filled with local masters of the universe.
Mr. Canepa turned to a local master woodworker, Charles Pyle, a specialist in Craftsman furniture and fastener-free joinery.
"He doesn't have to redo things often," said Robert McCaffety, a local master electrician who occasionally inspects Mr. Phillips's wiring.
And although the regional law-enforcement bosses may no longer serve local masters, "that does not necessarily reduce corruption," says Mr Petrov.
THERE are 205 homes on the lake listed for sale through the local master listing service and 115 of them have asking prices of $1 million or more.
By 1436 he was studying painting under a local master, Antonio d'Anghiari, and by 1450 he was carrying out commissions as far afield as Venice.
Many have become staunch advocates for their corners of the city, collecting local data, organizing committees and even, in the case of the Vietnamese community, drawing up their own local master plan.
Either Christiansen did not know this game or he was suspicious of a quick victory when one player (White) is a strong international master while his opponent does not even hold local master rank.
Nothing is known about Piero's early training as a painter, though it is assumed that he was instructed by local masters who had been influenced by Sienese art.
