Hence, a person, which by the farmer may be characterized as talented, may use more antimicrobials in striving towards higher levels of health, welfare and productivity among the pigs.
Setting aside his talent for a moment (assume both sides are equally talented), Eminem used a series of cognitive biases to win the battle.
"But what I didn't like was seeing talented artists using their platform to gay-bash".
The ensemble cast, though fantastically talented, are used to modest effect.
What's wrong, if I'm athletically talented, with using that scholarship to get educated?" Allen L. Sack answers that.
The trio of judges Neil Fox, Nicki Chapman and Pete Waterman mugging absurdly to the camera, tripping over their effusiveness towards the moderately talented contestants; using personal tragedy to accrue votes (Hello Leon!); Geraldine singing the theme of Home and Away with Sir Paul McCartney.
He also identifies the role of computers in making geeks fashionable: "The new technology is chic, so people who are talented at using technology acquire a certain kudos, thereby further reducing any stigma that is often associated with disability".
Curtis is a wonderful anomaly in this industry both a sick DJ and and talented poet, using his skill with language to make funny yet astute social commentary.
I, for one, have never considered myself especially "talented" in my use of articles, nor do articles reflect my culture or soul.
The media is used to seeing how less talented actors use the pointed elbows of nepotism and celebrity to nudge out more talented but unconnected and unknown ones, but writers themselves aren't as used to being on the receiving end of such a mechanism.
