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Having just suffered military defeats at the hands of the French, Spain, as Kukla points out, was in a mood to compromise, and Pinckney skillfully concluded the Treaty of San Lorenzo in 1795.
"Democrats, you've got to divorce yourself from these people, because this is who's hijacked your party," Beck concludes, having skillfully provided nary a shred of evidence that anyone's been hijacked at all! Do you have information you want to share with HuffPost?
He's far too skillfully in control of his prose to do this accidentally, so you have to conclude that he intends both this distance and the mystifyingly dislocated, arm's-length experience it forces on the reader.
For example, interventions that help caregivers perform clinical tasks more skillfully and efficiently (quality) may reduce the time required to provide care (quantity), and we would be remiss to conclude that decreased quantity indicates a reduction in the quality of caregiving received.
This two-part series, which begins tomorrow night on PBS's Masterpiece Theater and concludes a week later, was written by Andrew Davies, who so skillfully adapted "Pride and Prejudice" for the BBC.
On Sunday it concluded a program in which the main news was the premiere of the American composer Pierre Jalbert's Trio for Clarinet, Violin and Piano, a rhapsodic, transparent and skillfully written 16-minute score.
