This approach allowed the researchers to trace certain tales, such as The Smith and the Devil, which tells the story of a blacksmith who makes a deal with the devil in exchange for unmatched smithing prowess, back thousands of years all the way to the Proto-Indo-European people.
Balancing that, the Illinois Senator has demonstrated fundraising prowess unmatched in the history of the Democratic Party.
Precisely because American government a century ago was restricted to its one proper purpose and three functions, America's productive prowess was unmatched, and living standards sky-rocketed during the laissez-faire half-century known as the "Gilded Age" (1865-1915).
This export prowess is unmatched by any other financial centre.
That does not mean they are rough; his technical prowess was unmatched.
No matter which contenders emerge from the primary, and no matter how hard they hit Mr. Torricelli over his alleged acceptance of gifts and cash from David Chang, a businessman, Mr. Torricelli, whose fund-raising prowess is unmatched in this state, is still the favorite.
These are the people who've taken care to make sure they believe all the right things, who hold all the correct theological positions and whose liturgical prowess is unmatched.
The same is true of exports from Japan, a country whose export prowess once seemed unmatched but lately has been running trade deficits.
America's high-technology prowess and creativity are unmatched in the world, yet many government agencies are lacking in technological skill and knowledge.
The Pashtun tribes have risen to the call of Jihad for centuries, and their prowess at battling foreigners is unmatched.
Known in Washington as a workhorse and a policy wonk with a searing intellect, his prowess for constituent service is unmatched in the state.
