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Garciaparra played Little League in California — where he now lives with his wife, the former soccer star Mia Hamm, and their three children — but said today's players were far more skilled.

"Without doubt they are far more skilled," she said.

The commandos are far more skilled than American troops I've spent time with at knowing, intuitively, whether someone represents a threat.

Nations trying to hide their weapons programs are familiar with the power of American spy satellites, and are far more skilled at hiding weaponry from view.

Echoing other Republicans who said the Clinton administration was far more skilled in reaching out to Florida, Mr. Shaw said: "The best spinmeisters I've ever seen were in the Clinton White House.

But the automobile industry needs this radical re-tuning from people who may know a lot less about cars, but are far more skilled at positioning brand image to match the myriad diversities of the market today.

The increased demand for tasks most commonly assigned to high-skill or low-skill workers, coupled with the fact that employment losses during the recession were far more severe in middle-skilled jobs than in either high-skill jobs or in low-skill service occupations, have, according to the study, drastically reduced middle-skill opportunities.

Mr. Guardino said local business leaders were far more concerned with other issues, like getting more visas for skilled immigrants and extending the Bay Area Rapid Transit train line to San Jose.

Others were far more effusive.

His daughter is far more politically skilled, but her task is also far more difficult: she must find a way to make common cause with a Democratic Party that is increasingly secular and increasingly partisan.

Under-employment is far more prevalent among the low skilled than those in higher-paid jobs.