Yes, Ms. McDonald scales down her vocal gestures with self-effacing skill, steering clear of the italicized exaggeration that makes queen-sized personalities like Betty Buckley all but unlistenable on record.
And they point to his personality, which seems tailored to the legislative give-and-take, a skill at steering people in his direction without them realizing it.
This is the key bike-riding skill: balancing and steering.
Now 44, the one-time Fresh Prince of Bel-Air seeks to combine his trademark funny and irreverent public demeanour of old with a new faux disapproval of his cocksure Mini-Me, ready to slap him down gently when he feels junior's rawer anecdotal skills need steering in the right direction.
At the same contest in 1999, Mr. Rove showed his political skills to the country, steering Mr. Bush to a victory in a nonbinding poll that nevertheless cemented his position as his party's prohibitive favorite.
In the six months since the euro was launched, they have had to master navigational skills of a different kind, steering a new central bank into uncharted waters, with an unknown destination.
"The NBHW concluded that the guidelines required (organizational) changes in terms of human resources, steering documents, organization and reallocation of resources, education and skills and interaction with stakeholders within and outside the health sector".
This would provide the best chance for remedial help, whether that be advice on study skills, time out for recovery and recuperation after illness, or even gently steering a student towards a more appropriate non-clinical career.
Handling, as ever, is of the rear-wheel-drive, tail-out variety, although there's enough steering precision to weave through oncoming traffic (a key skill in the game).
Rather than merely steering students through online courses, it puts the focus on practical skills and evidence of learnings to help advance their careers.
