The Braves' starter, Kevin Millwood, set the Mets down in order for the first three innings, continuing his career-long mastery of a Mets lineup that was hitting.171 off him going in.
They're still live, prime-time fare (at least in Australia, no matter how bleary-eyed and sleep-deprived that leaves North American fans), even though the two icons will be doing their shtick in the semifinals of a major for the first time since 2005, when Nadal embarked on his career-long mastery of Federer on red clay with a win at the French Open.
For good measure, and to continue his mastery over Pettitte and long domination against the Yankees, Martinez hit another double in the ninth inning.
As long as mastery of the law and ability to play nicely with the other Justices is at the top of the list, then we should save political battles for elections and accept that elected officials from both sides will tend to appoint judges who reflect their understanding of the law, and stop worrying about a judge's identity -- religious, gender, or otherwise.
In her book, Schulz explains how we long for "control over the world, mastery of our environment," and how "surprise is a violation of our expectations".
In the second half, Mr. Boulez, who has long shown particular mastery of this score, conducts it complete.
I'd prefer to see my daughter drilling long division unto mastery instead of pondering the cognitive mysteries of Common Core math, whose deep inspiration seems to be Cubism.
It is sure to be on show when he is unveiled as the successor to Louis van Gaal later in the week, at the kind of box-office occasion over which he has long demonstrated a mastery.
Borgen also wrote plays and over a long career developed a mastery of the short, witty essay.
In truth, the unspooling mystery behind MGSV is just the latest in a long line of puppet mastery that stretches back to the lead-up for MGS2.
Language is a life-long affair and the sooner we accept this reality, this fact, the better we will fare in the long road to its mastery and in life in general, in communicating with others, in expressing our ideas, in reading directions, textbooks, reports: in obtaining information of any kind.
