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The 5-foot-10-inch Wayne Chrebet possesses a marvelous ability to get free from defenses, but he will face increased attention in Johnson's absence.

He gets a dexterous assist from the cinematographer Andreas Berger, who has a marvelous ability to exploit space, encapsulating the film's territorial imperatives.

Had I not grown up hearing about Mrs. Gilbreth and her marvelous ability to organize and save time, I could never have gone to graduate school full time while working full time.

(There are also, amusingly, the uninitiated throngs; the troupe's March performance in Scottsdale, Ariz., drew a packed house, aflutter with an energy that slowly dimmed for some viewers, who eventually stalked out, disgruntled by a bracing aesthetic that still possesses a marvelous ability to scandalize conventional dance sensibilities).

Ms. Stroman's marvelous ability to weave solo dances into and out of an ensemble also underpins "Makin' Whoopee," the comedic second ballet set to music by Walter Donaldson, with its hilarious sequence in which a corps de ballet of brides pursues the hapless Jimmie Shannon, who will inherit $7 million if he marries that day.

Humans, as well as most primates, have a marvelous ability to interpret complex scenes and pay their attention to the salient objects or regions in the visual environment in real time.

It's as though writing about the real world inhibited Ms. Rowling's miraculously inventive imagination, and in depriving her of the tension between the mundane and the marvelous constrained her ability to create a two-, never mind three-dimensional tale.

This is a wonderful piece by Mr. Brown, who makes marvelous use of this dancer's extraordinary ability to make the transitions between movements so seamless as to be invisible.

There were other key moments, including Nadal's ability to extend the first set after Federer, a marvelous front-runner, rolled to a quick 3-0 lead.

"What's so marvelous about Bob," he continued, was that "he fostered in people the ability to think.

Working with them in therapy can strengthen our consciousness; as consciousness grows, so does our ability to fully engage with this life that is so perplexing and upsetting, but also marvelous.