Until today Gordon Brown was seen as Westminster's champion hyperbole merchant - the politician most skilled at producing impressive-sounding claims - but Danny Alexander has surely surpassed him.
But in recent years manufacturers have become more skilled at producing test cars that record low emissions and very high mpg.
Consequently, researchers or the illustrators they worked with often became highly skilled at producing complex and beautiful illustrations to go with their papers.
Wikie's abilities don't stop there: she also twitters like a bird, squawks like a parrot, and blows raspberries -- lots of raspberries, actually -- which she is quite skilled at producing and seems especially fond of.
Many of the monks were skilled at producing books and manuscripts and tending both medicinal gardens and the sick, but written works of this period simply emulated those of the classical era.
Observing multiple skilled models produces a stronger self-efficacy than simply watching one person.
He argues that higher wages bring in skilled workers who produce a superior job.
And though the makers of replacement parts have become skilled, for example, at producing baked aluminum that looks like oxidized copper, age doesn't grant their wares the surface complexity of originals.
A highly skilled copyist, Bales gained fame for his microscopic writing, producing a Bible about the size of a walnut.
"Families behind the Mittelstand live in an acceptable, modest and healthy way," says Mr Beckhoff.Maybe that is because they lean so heavily on the skilled workers the country is so good at producing.
And the reality is that Franzen is an exceptional writer, more skilled than most other men or women at producing brutal insights, perfectly evocative turns of phrase, and genuine hilarity: "Self-pity seeped into her, a conviction that for no one but her was sex so logistically ungainly, a tasty fish with so many small bones".
