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As the film written by Susannah Grant ("Erin Brockovich") and directed by Rick Famuyiwa ("Dope") skillfully delineates, the Thomas hearings in 1991 initially looked to be more about gender than race — a male boss allegedly sexually harassing a young female employee in disgusting ways.

"I didn't know which brand was the only brand to buy" — but when Neil disappears Beattie skillfully delineates the panicked scattering of Jane's consciousness.

Va e skillfully delineates the maneuvers of the C.D.M. -- including the recruitment of party regulars, labor leaders and disenchanted leftists -- along with those of its successor organization, the nonpartisan but intensely hawkish Committee on the Present Danger.

"Robert skillfully delineates the qualities of the 'jeweled style' and shows that, although rhetorical ostentation was sometimes viewed with suspicion by Christian authors, it became an enduring part of late antique and medieval aesthetics.

Meanwhile, no country is testing the limits of engagement strategy more skillfully than China.

The art part is not easily quantifiable and typically is more skillfully performed as one becomes a more experienced investigator.

By managing energy more skillfully, it's possible to get more done, in less time, more sustainably.

Behavioral economics can teach an adviser bent on enriching himself how to more skillfully push an investor's buttons.

The early 19th-century poet Rai Sanyō probably wrote verse in Chinese more skillfully than any previous Japanese.

Forget for the moment that Mozart sustains lengths more skillfully than anybody, let alone Prokofiev.

Others were made more skillfully, with a slightly altered trademark stripe.