But of course the really condemnatory thing about it is how practised the young state senator clearly was, even 11 years ago, at writing cliched book blurbs.
And that their fondness for, say, translating songs into the ancient script of Mesopotamia, the first non-pictographic written language as practised in 5,000BC between the Tigris and the Euphrates in the city of Ur, might possibly be considered a little pretentious.
There is also no evidence that Shakespeare's two daughters were literate, save for two signatures by Susanna that appear to be "drawn" instead of written with a practised hand.
He had never practised black magic, and had always written about it in terms of strongest condemnation.
At the start of July this year, children from Ecole Mamadou Charles Niang were trained to use portable radio equipment, wrote scripts, prepared interviews, practised dramas and songs.
Effective written protocols should be in place and practised and trained personnel with readily available facilities should be on-site for treating all forms of exertional heat illness for tennis tournaments played in warm to hot environmental conditions.
At fourteen, she writes, "I feel really beatific tonight, having received a letter from Brooklyn, practised violently one of Beethoven's waltzes (a species of funereal hymn), made two rosettes for a new pair of slippers and generally behaved myself — a sensation having still the charm of novelty".
At fourteen, she writes, "I feel really beatific tonight, having received a letter from Brooklyn, practised violently one of Beethoven's waltzes (a species of funereal hymn), made two rosettes for a new pair of slippers and generally behaved myself a sensation having still the charm of novelty".
The psychologist James Reason, author of Human Error, wrote: "Manual control is a highly skilled activity, and skills need to be practised continuously in order to maintain them.
