This likely means that Arya is using her Faceless Men skills to take on someone else's identity when she takes out Walder Frey (who is one of the only people left on her list).
Together, Blomkvist and Salander use their wiles and skills to take on corporate corruptos, government sleazes and sex criminals, not to mention these miscreants' attendant hired goons.
But I have now got the confidence in my own writing and editing skills to take on this challenge – and hopefully potential employers will agree.
A politically combative YA cyberpunk novel in which hacker Marcus and other techy teens use their skills to take on the Department of Homeland Security, after its agents detain them on suspicion of responsibility for terrorist attacks in San Francisco.
For high school students, Dr. Smith said, "summers are rough because they are in between, with not enough skills to take on much responsibility but hoping for a job where they will learn and have interesting work".
"The goal is to take viewers into both of Doug's lives: the hard-working family practice physician who does everything he can to help his patients get well and stay that way, and the self-described 'King of Medicine' who uses his satirical skills to take on a health care system," according to Bruce Halford, a co-producer with Jeff Mackler.
Furthermore, the health system has become more complex, and nurses today need the skills to take on added patient care and management responsibilities, and pick up the slack in family practice and primary care — less lucrative areas that are no longer popular with medical students.
Rather, our research from both within and beyond the sector tells us that any organisation can find and communicate its distinctive offer, providing it has a clear perspective on where it is now and its leadership has the commitment and skills to take on this challenge.
