"They were not very skilled," said Saumil Shah, a Honeynet Project member who translated much of the online dialogue from Urdu.
"The house is so alive and the band is so skilled," said Mr. Fischer, who plays the young Joe Pesci in "Jersey Boys".
"The printer has to be skilled," said Don Brewer, who spent 26 years with the US secret service and became head of the agency's anti-counterfeiting division.
"Bank robbers, they're generally recidivist; they consider themselves a little more skilled," said Andreas Stephens, the chief of the F.B.I.'s violent crimes and major offenders section.
"Most of the consolidation will be at the higher levels and that banking talent will be redeployed because those people are quite resilient and skilled," said Mitchell Moss, a business professor at New York University, said, echoing the sentiments government officials.
"A pack of actors so skilled," said one pamphleteer, "that they should set up a company for themselves, which surely will pull down the Fortune, Red Bull, Cockpit and Globe".
"To maintain and improve economic growth in the E.U., it is essential for Europe to become a magnet for the highly skilled," said Franco Frattini, the union's justice and home affairs commissioner.
"Our union's hope is that this venture will give first hiring preference to former NUMMI employees who are already trained and highly skilled," said Gettelfinger.
"We've been co-sited, bi-medialised and multi-skilled," says a news employee gloomily.The operation looks like, and works in the same way as, NBC's massive news factory in New Jersey.
"People think farming is dirty and low-skilled," said Mustapha Alkhaouli, who runs a beef and mutton farm on the outskirts of Casablanca.
