That said, where I think Game of Thrones still excels is in emotional foreshadowing, and it's in that department that "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" excels.
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That's a feat — and one Goodluck excels at. —A.
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Trump may not know policy, but he excels at insults.
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And Ms. Lotz excels when let loose, literally and psychologically.
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But the things it does well, it really excels at.
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Similarly, the Gamepad excels at controlling emulators for other platforms.
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Winston is a mobile tank who excels at harassment tactics.
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Where the Apple TV 4K excels is the user interface.
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When Anderson excels in that exaggeration, it's a cinematic feat.
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Still, Fujifilm excels at producing quality photos on a budget.
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Two things that the political press excels at are intensive
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Dollywood excels, as one might expect, in traditional Southern fare.
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The American health system excels, for example, in cancer care.
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And there are plenty of ways in which Apple excels.
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Richard Linklater excels at character portraits and depicting shifting relationships.
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Empathy, after all, isn't something that this president excels at.
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But it's not only at the catwalk that he excels.
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That just speaks to the diversification which Hearst excels at.
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Mrs Merkel excels at this, to the frustration of the SPD.
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The Siletz Modular Carry System excels for use by outdoor adventurers.
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Overwatch excels because there's a different hero for different play preferences.
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Military deception, or maskirovka, is an art at which he excels.
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It's an apt line, for the man excels at self-objectification.
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But its not only industrial robots that South Korea excels in.
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Ramirez excels as Rays knock off White Sox ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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Where the LP-6003 excels is in the way it sounds.
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Urban Outfitters excels at running retail stores and catering to millennials.
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Disney excels at repackaging and reselling our childhoods back to us.
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Steve truly excels when wailing on his axe, no vocals necessary.
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It was also entertainment, which is where the movie really excels.
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It's in the depiction of that mayhem that "Dark Fate" excels.
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Yet Price's novel excels where it counts most: inside Lampedusa's head.
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But, Siri excels with an extremely simple task: setting a timer.
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Katchadourian excels at investing commonplace, inanimate objects with vitality and soulfulness.
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Phan also excels at illustrating female beauty in all body types.
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Google rules search and excels at turning your searches into ad revenue.
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It's unadulterated mediocrity from a company that excels in luxury and ingenuity.
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But it's not just winter necessities that this "lifewear" retailer excels in.
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Otis, a lovable introvert who excels at longing stares, does as well.
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They're in no particular order, because Riverdale excels in the chaos. Zombies?
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Like those artists, Talmadge excels at inscribing loneliness into brick and mortar.
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Just about everywhere else, the Moto G5 Plus excels at smartphone stuff.
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The Internet excels at images of print, so vivid they feel tangible.
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Discovery excels when it shows both the best and worst of us.
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He excels even more as the screener in Dragic pick-and-rolls.
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But the one thing Kardashian hopes her daughter excels at above all?
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Unforgettable excels at something that has become perilously uncool to excel at.
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As a secret-service operative, Mr Putin excels in concealing his intentions.
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On the software end of things, the Google Home Mini also excels.
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No single energy source excels at providing all three of these services.
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This is a game that excels in sound effects and screen shake.
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It is as a guard passer that Demian Maia really excels though.
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Still, if there's one thing Cuba's electronic scene excels at, it's perseverance.
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The same applies to Witherspoon, who excels at playing those who excel.
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Collet-Serra has created a movie that excels on a sensory level.
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This is precisely the kind of matching problem at which A.I. excels.
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Even worse, the Steelers were playing at home, where he usually excels.
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Where the former vice president excels now is in his individual interactions.
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Active Flex has high conformability and excels at relieving pressure point pain.
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Despite the narrative gaps, Ms. Lipitz excels at putting across those personalities.
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" But he said it "excels as a powerful and compelling home console.
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While most heavyweight fights devolve into an awful display of non-technique after a round and a half, this one has some promise however long it goes as Arlovski excels in quick finishes and Barnett excels in long slogs.
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Clinton fares best among older voters, while Mr. Sanders excels among the young.
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Like the German photographer Andreas Gursky, she excels at rendering urban landscapes flat.
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It especially excels in high intensity workflows like video transcoding and 3D rendering.
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That is, with the exception of Senator Kamala Harris, who excels at both.
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The action is satisfying and stylish in a way that Platinum excels at.
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But the film belongs to Rampal, who excels in an author-backed role.
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"On product, Bailey excels," said Anusha Couttigane, senior fashion analyst at Kantar Retail.
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Machine-learning excels in spotting unusual patterns of transactions, which can indicate fraud.
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Anderson excels at creating highly sought-after fitness and diet programs and products.
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Her new track "Fade Away" excels because it focuses on the exact opposite.
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As she learns and excels, she begins to change into something beyond human.
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He excels as the public face, the salesman, the cheerleader for a brand.
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Donald Trump -- who excels in posturing -- has hitherto shown little inclination towards humility.
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It's certainly fair to say the space excels at public spats and disagreements.
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So what if it's nonfiction and Russell excels only at editing fiction writers?
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In his review Matt wrote:What Mercedes now excels at is the COMPLETE PACKAGE.
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It's perfect for short weekend trips but also excels for longer, multiday excursions.
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This is where Handmaid's excels: Breaking your heart by way of hairline fractures.
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However, Black-ish rarely excels at making me ugly cry on the couch.
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But Parwana excels at many things, and defying expectations is one of them.
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She really excels when it comes to providing motivation for continuous action sequences.
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The British designer excels at organization, from list-making to purging her files.
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Creating this urge is the kind of thing at which Marie Kondo excels.
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But it excels at providing high-tech, intensive care for severely ill patients.
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While God may not play dice, the pope excels at playing his cards.
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I want to be the person who truly excels at all those things.
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The series excels when exploring the stark and frightening emotional terrain of handmaids.
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Instead, the series excels in showing the many imperfections of its lead characters.
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Each of these bottles can perform the transporting trick at which rosé excels.
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Each program's maker has staked out a place in the market where it excels.
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But if there's one thing he still excels at, it's getting taken to court.
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And most importantly, where it excels, it blows the competition out of the water.
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But while the Blade 15 excels in some areas, it disappoints in many others.
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If Jorgensen excels at the point, the Bulldogs&apos rotation could be much stronger.
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But one feature where the PowerWatch excels is when it comes to fitness tracking.
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Wen excels at "grassroots efforts to really tackle a problem head on," Lee said.
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If there's one thing tech excels at (for good and ill), it's surveillance, right?
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We examine a pioneering bit of Lithuanian software that excels at fake-news detection.
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Providing quality health care at an affordable cost is an area Taiwan excels in.
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They are terribly impressive for not much work, which is something Moskin excels at.
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Sweden has huge amateur success and the country excels and punches above its weight.
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Beyond the visuals, Alien 3 also excels as an exercise in imaginative world building.
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Virgo is an earth sign, which means it excels at being grounded and practical.
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What the Wooster Group excels in is telling stories that are more than plot.
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In the arena of "imitating the real experience of socializing on Facebook," it excels.
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But you do care about quality, versatility, and aesthetics, which is where Snowe excels.
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Kevin Love had always found refuge in basketball — a sport at which he excels.
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It was a rare stumble for a company that excels at controlling the narrative.
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Warren's team knows their candidate excels at policy and emphasizes it at every chance.
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Bourdain is an evangelist for street food, and Hanoi excels at open-air cooking.
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Crockett said CBS excels in content but needs a bit of help with distribution.
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But Lupo excels at turning those tropes on their head, particularly the steak tartare.
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There are, however, some areas where the US excels in care, according to Commonwealth.
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Though she's since traveled across the Atlantic, Bea still excels in Kildare regional humor.
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Not bad on a molecular, sentence-by-sentence level; there the prose mostly excels.
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The role's greatest dance moment, though, is a backbend in which Mr. Finlay excels.
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Morbid Stuff excels as both escapist mosh pit fuel and reflections on generational anxiety.
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The Met excels at epic-scale archaeological exhibitions, and this is a prime example.
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But Crazy Rich Asians excels for reasons that go beyond its strides in representation.
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Where Portal really excels, however, is in the meticulous world building Swigart has done.
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The company excels at turning regular vehicles into rolling bullet and blast proof formidable fortresses.
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At the time, most artists professed 'modernism': the doctrine that the new excels the old.
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This is part of the job that he enjoys and excels at -- closing the deal.
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She respects it, analyzes it, treats it like a business, and ultimately excels at it.
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"There are areas where Joe really excels and other where I really excel," Nick said.
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Influencing that debate are philosophical and even theological priors, which Unnatural Selection excels at exposing.
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It's a co-op experience that doesn't require four player but excels with a group.
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That's exactly the kind of banal detail The Americans excels at making tense with subtext.
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P2 Photography writes:Bruce Gardner excels at the Japanese art of Hikaru Dorodango, or "Shiny Dumpling".
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This seems a lost opportunity; Mr. Salonen excels in exactly the areas the Philharmonic needs.
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MinD_ContRoL, a bespectacled Bulgarian named Ivan Ivanov, excels at a computer game called "Dota 2".
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That's how he ran his entire campaign in 2016, and it's something he excels at.
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Mei is a powerful defensive support hero who excels at zone control and area denial.
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But when it works, it excels, making the series more than another excellent Marvel series.
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The series excels at laying out the snowballing costs of a case, financial and psychological.
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American Boyfriend excels because it presents a rare opportunity to return to these sacred places.
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Though Wegmans is just a store, the grocer excels at bringing food shopping to life.
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He excels at reading and swimming, but still struggles with speech, hyperactivity and social interactions.
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Why is everyone surprised when an actual grandmother excels in the competition, and even wins?
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This Seattle band excels at translating feelings of love and loneliness into soothing folk-rock.
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Hill shines on the chorus, bridge, and outro, but it's Pusha T who truly excels.
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Whichever position he plays in, however, and whomever he is playing for, the Dutchman excels.
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The last opportunity is in a time trial Saturday, but Froome excels in that discipline.
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But when it comes to awards season, where Sundance really excels is in launching documentaries.
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Favors, on the other hand, excels because he is simply stronger than most NBA players.
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Some of Friedlander's subjects are well known, though the photographer excels at de-familiarizing them.
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The museum excels at evoking a sense of childlike wonder and surprise around each corner.
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She excels among nonwhite voters, and Nevada is the sixth-most diverse state in the country.
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Fortunately, this is an area where Apple almost always excels, and that's true with HomePod, too.
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"He excels at it because he cares," says Brand as we watch the kitchen in action.
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The Centennial State excels for its workforce — the best in the nation, according to our study.
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Lawrence excels at playing heroines who escape terrifying circumstances, but even Katniss might find this unnerving.
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Context matters, and Orlando's roster isn't built to accentuate a lot of what Payton excels at.
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Another place where the series excels is in the dialogue between Paul and his immigrant mom.
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And in addition to luring other countries' workers, Britain also excels at exporting its own pensioners.
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Bird excels with their basics, giving a whole new life to tees, board shorts, and denim.
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Soon came some unexpected flops in fields that China usually excels in: diving, gymnastics and swimming.
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In that light, it's no wonder that autonomy is the thing the Skydio drone excels at.
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Nervous kid from your school who excels at art and is only ever friends with girls.
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This is what Sony has specifically designed the tablet for, and this is where it excels.
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But, if there is one thing Clinton excels at, it's giving big speeches on big stages.
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It excels at transit — showing you the best route to get where you need to go.
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Beltran, a switch-hitter who typically starts against right-handed pitching, excels against high-velocity pitches.
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Internal emotional journeys, usually what Transparent excels at above all else, are elided or left murky.
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The U.S. is scrambling to compete with foreign education systems, namely China's (which excels in STEM).
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Maybe he excels in Walton's system playing in lineups that prop him up at the four.
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It's what King excels at, living through some of the most tumultuous periods in American history.
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That's what social media excels at, and that's a big piece of the problem, says Klontz.
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BI: Are there any areas where you feel eBay particularly excels with Gen Z and millennials?
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The DMV is no exception, but sing-rapper Kelow LaTesha excels in spite of those odds.
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Barnhill excels at characters who don't fit in, like Antain, whose face is covered in scars.
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Copenhagen does most things pretty spectacularly but it really excels when it comes to beautiful buildings.
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Ms. Chast excels at paying attention, and that is her blessing as well as her curse.
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Kate (Taylor Schilling) excels as a vaguely high-powered executive at a New Jersey hedge fund.
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Unmoved by these treasures, the daughter excels in soberly analyzing why her father so adored wine.
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It comes installed on every iOS device and, like Google Keep, it excels in its simplicity.
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Thompson won her only major title here in 2014, and she simply excels at Mission Hills.
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The 22-year-old Keys has a solid all-around game that excels in long rallies.
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Of course, the mixer was originally designed for all things baking, which it completely excels at.
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The last opportunity is in a time trial on Saturday, but Froome excels in that discipline.
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If there's one thing Opening Ceremony excels at, it's releasing designs we never thought we'd desperately need.
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Though engagement via email is down for nonprofits, there is one place where email excels: raising money.
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It's difficult to categorize a Bong Joon-ho film: The director excels at movies that explode boundaries.
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Modern Family If there's one area where Modern Family excels, it's finding the charming quirks in relationships.
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Where the film excels is in its departure from the tropes the define Bollywood as a genre.
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Now: Andy excels at identifying celebrities at the Met Gala in impossible Halloween-like costumes for Miranda.
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That's one of my favorite songs, probably because it's unapologetically uncool, an area in which Taylor excels.
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Mr Modi excels in this "project mode", says Reuben Abraham of the IDFC Institute, a think-tank.
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He excels at throwing long series of attacks, designed to force his opponent into making a mistake.
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CrisprCon excels at providing a platform to raise these kinds of big picture problems and moral quagmires.
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It excels at low and slow cooking, and for my money, that's the best way to cook.
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The Shockers secured a 38-33 halftime lead by besting Houston in the areas it normally excels.
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And not only is all over the place, but he also excels at fleshing out these songs.
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Digging down and playing solid on-ball defense is an underrated skill, and Beverley excels at it.
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When a teammate excels on the field of play, you'd be remiss not to slap dat ass.
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The fictional Dice excels at running up gambling debts, talking about sex and making bad life choices.
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That's because ultraviolet light — the same wavelength that causes sunburn — excels at breaking down fibers and colors.
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This welcoming enoteca excels at personalized wine tastings, so ask to compare barberas from Alba and Asti.
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Put another way, Williamson excels at the sort of reactionary meanness that has long dominated conservative punditry.
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DiSclafani excels at building suspense and has a gift for revealing private worlds through unexpected, telling details.
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The superb tenor Matthew Polenzani excels in the title role, his lyrical elegance matched by youthful ardor.
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Approached as a local multiplayer game, where its screen splits vertically, ARMS excels through simplicity and immediacy.
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The S Pen still performs best as an actual stylus, however, and it excels in this capacity.
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But when Kyle leans into melody, and puts his words in service of his sound, he excels.
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This is just the kind of push me-pull-you politics of provocation at which Trump excels.
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As the stern but loving parental substitute, she embodies the kind of secular savior Disney excels in.
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He also excels at swatting away bromides about the miracles of markets and the failures of governments.
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There are lots of traditional recipes meant to use up old bread, which excels at absorbing flavors.
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Much more important are the intangible areas — hunger, desire, character — in which few would argue Fellaini excels.
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China also excels at turning an abstract scientific breakthrough into thousands of useful and commercially viable products.
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As a vocalist, Post Malone excels in syllables with blurry edges and tightly controlled melodies that lull.
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Just like previous Apple Watch models, it excels at tracking workouts and has the EKG heart monitor.
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The movie excels in recreating the settings from the books; no surprise, considering Theo's fixation on objects.
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He excels at striking garish chords in an aspirational key, and space fits right into his repertoire.
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But that Dallas O-line does everything well, including the types of runs at which Morris excels.
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Nurmagomedov excels in the upper body clinch and positions where he is able to hold and hit.
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David Lynch excels at using everything you know about how movies are "supposed" to work against you.
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Of course, Alexa excels on the Fire TV Stick by helping you search and navigate through multimedia content.
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Offense is only half the game, of course, and Schröder excels on the other side of the ball.
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China may be a dictatorship with foul air, but it excels on two measures that matter a lot.
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The experience excels when it emulates the movie — but largely falls flat when it puts you in control.
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The director excels at finding the comedy in tragedy, while emphasizing female stories that are often left untold.
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However, although the documentary fails to deliver on its promise, it excels in giving color to its subjects.
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And while J.Lo can do it all, my personal opinion is that she truly excels at one: acting.
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This is where Google Calendar excels, allowing partners to work out their relationships down to the minute details.
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I've been using it as a daily commuter bag that can also carry my camera, and it excels.
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That's why I think anime excels in the giant mecha form because they make their characters so relatable.
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DeRozan said the addition of a player like Ibaka, who excels on defense and offense, has helped him.
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Twitter is trying to bill itself as an essential service for real-time information, where it certainly excels.
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And although SiGe excels at transporting holes, it is rather less good at moving electrons than silicon is.
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All said it's a novel way to keep things fresh for fans, something that Hitman already excels at.
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Luke is silly and campy with a penchant for raunchy humor, and Ings excels at playing it all.
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While Doss excels during basic training, the Seventh-day Adventist refuses to touch a rifle on religious grounds.
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But Vinci faces a difficult first-round test against the American Alison Riske, who excels on grass courts.
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Mr. Anderson excels in both realms, exacting a toll of physical punishment that he attributed to inner rage.
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The company excels at reaching a younger audience, with 47 million viewers in the 13 to 24 demographic.
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The site's experts note how it excels at giving you sleek and straight hair that also has bounce.
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Oddfellows excels at the themed party ('90s, anyone?), and no one cares that you've got shit for moves.
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The agency excels at finding homes for sibling groups, older children, minority children, and those with special needs.
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That would relieve the extra attention placed on Randall Cobb, who excels at making tough catches in traffic.
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This is where Ms. Ballerini excels, though: with a male antagonist in mind and keen to dismiss him.
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Analog excels particularly well at encouraging human interaction, which is crucial to our physical and mental well-being.
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We follow a brilliant cultivation student, Wei Wuxian (Xiao) as he first excels, then rebels within this tradition.
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Seven chapters from the end, he goes to school, excels at his studies and is promised his humanity.
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Russia is one of the relatively few countries that cares deeply about and excels in the Winter Games.
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Usually this spirals to the extreme: a player who is not just versatile but excels in every area.
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Her stand-up excels at capturing the mood of those disaffected by today's politics without mentioning the president.
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Child excels at taking a seemingly small matter like this and going from zero to 60 with it.
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That's where Coogee Pavilion excels: a thoroughly enjoyable, no-worries vibe that captures the spirit of Sydney itself.
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Maher excels at finding the bit players who often seem to have more power than the main cast.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Thursday, saying he excels at "the corruption Olympics" in the state capital of Albany.
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It's hard to categorize a Bong Joon-ho film: The director excels at movies that blow up boundaries.
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It's hard to categorize a Bong Joon-ho film; the director excels at movies that blow up boundaries.
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He excels at both, explaining legal issues in lay terms and unspooling the stories that propel the book.
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Rather than overwhelm the player with hardware-crunching spectacle, FFXII excels with a cool and clean sense of style.
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Often billed as a striker, Felder's feet can be sluggish but where he really excels is as a hitter.
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But Greece is sadly absent from the current European championship; Germany, with no historic background in the game, excels.
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Zaytoven is a hybrid, an innovator who excels when pushing his work chameleonically into the orbits of his collaborators.
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While Alec does a great job of making a name for himself, John excels at fading into the background.
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Why she would have ever thought that was a sound idea is mystifying, because Clinton excels in this format.
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And in those situations, the Soundboks excels because of its power, portability and ability to link more speakers together.
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The German defense industry excels in several areas, despite a much smaller internal market and tight restrictions on exports.
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The satisfying work of finding the ideal racing line is that it's complicated by what your car excels at.
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The Excelsior Hotel Gallia excels in a brand of luxury that lacks personality, but delivers on convenience and comfort.
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O'Rourke excels at the Twitter-age practice of "owning his mistakes," though not every error is easy to own.
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The podcast excels at investigating overlooked phenomena and stories in design history, such as holdout houses and hostile architecture.
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Conceptually, the idea of an automated electronic assistant that excels at performing specific tasks is certainly an appealing one.
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"He knows if he excels here, he will then be able to choose any club at all," Vasilyev said.
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Though it may be an average portable gaming device, the Switch excels as a powerful and compelling home console.
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Other than that, the comic focus is squarely on the interfering, elitist New Yorkers, and here "The Prom" excels.
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Anderson excels when she narrows her focus, aiming her lens directly at the reader to speak about rape culture.
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So if you're a journalist who excels at that, we want you to work at the New York Times.
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Clinton excels, was the best way to draw attention to Mr. Sanders's record and his minimal expertise in foreign policy.
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That is where fiction excels, and no one chronicles that feeling of the world moving underfoot better than Junichiro Tanizaki.
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The Fitbit Versa looks the part, is affordable, and excels as a fitness tracking device with basic support for notifications.
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I log things into their respective Excels because otherwise trying to keep track of everything would be a complete disaster.
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Like Dieter Zetsche, who is set to take over as Daimler's chairman in 2021, Kaellenius excels at impressing international audiences.
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This couple excels at PDA — in fact they should get the People's Choice Award for "best couple on social media"!
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Where ABI excels is in its representation of women across its employee base and keynote speakers at its annual conference.
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Heyward excels at these sorts of plays, and at making exceedingly difficult tasks appear, when he pulls them off, inevitable.
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The only place the Fire Stick excels is in voice searching...which isn't a good enough reason to buy it.
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We know that Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin (Corey Stoll, who really excels at playing assholes) will make it back safely.
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The book excels when describing the moral price the Jews have paid to form, protect and expand their new country.
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Greta Gerwig excels at portraying a particular type of woman in this film (and in Lola Versus and Mistress America).
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A 1v1 match emphasizes skills where AI excels (like precision timing), and the 5v5 matches were played with more restrictions.
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It particularly excels at finding and reformatting recipes in the kitchen so they're easy to follow while you're juggling ingredients.
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Ward, a hard-working and gritty player, excels in the corners and has scored his share of crucial playoff goals.
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Where Crashlands truly excels in its use of a crafting system that is addictive and powerful, yet easy to learn.
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Dhillon not only excels at basketball, but he also has $3.5 million under management as CEO of Quest Investment Firm.
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"Kohler really excels at designing beautiful, elegant products, and that's something that's missing in the international development space," she says.
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Hamilton Beach excels in every other type of household appliance, so trusting them with a juicer is a no-brainer.
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Dillan, who is part of the 3000 Textures crew, excels at pairing contradictory sounds like emotional vocals and mechanical production.
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A strong person who intimidates and shoves their way into a "yes" is the person who excels in these scenarios.
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The Earthsea cycle by Ursula Le Guin, who died in January at the age of 88, excels at these tropes.
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As in "Complainers" and indeed in his novels, Eugenides excels at flitting between scene description and his narrator's interior life.
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Director Ang Lee, who won an Oscar for Brokeback Mountain, clearly excels at depicting this type of conflicted, forbidden lust.
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It also excels as a lamp, so I use it on my nightstand as a reading lamp and phone charger.
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And where Halo 4 and 5 stumbled,Gears of War 4 excels, introducing a satisfying new enemy to take on.
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The rapper excels at flipping rocky times into soul-stirring rhymes, and these last two years have been a rollercoaster.
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I've been using the app for a couple of days, and it excels where the original Pixelmator used to excel.
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Instead, they say, she excels in intimate listening sessions where she can demonstrate her seemingly encyclopedic knowledge of obscure policy.
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Have a suggestion for a job, and person who excels at it, whom you'd like us to learn more about?
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As an unlikely love story, this movie excels, presenting a relationship so affectionate and warm that it overwhelms the jokes.
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Nita Prithi, who bullies Siobhan, is called a genius by her teachers and excels at school, but is socially awkward.
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The author excels at capturing authentic turns of phrase, but the book really shines in its exploration of other characters.
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He excels at building the kind of relationships that his allies say will be crucial to leading an effective minority.
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He excels at the deep ball, too, catching a league-high 75 percent of passes traveling at least 20 yards.
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"Sticky Fingers" excels in conveying the complexity of the most intimate and least covered part of Wenner's life: his sexuality.
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"He is faster than me," said Sagan, the three-time defending world champion who excels in finishes on slight ascents.
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But "Vida," beginning Sunday on Starz, gets to that big story through a smaller one, which is where it excels.
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Where this impeccably produced edition of PBS' "Masterpiece" truly excels, though, is in the intricate backstories for the other players.
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Putin might rather use it to demonstrate that the sport at which Russia excels is not part of the Rio Olympics.
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Gass said the holiday season is where Kohl's excels, especially because it is known for Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.
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Where Bixby excels is combining them all with what seems like pretty decent object recognition right there in your camera app.
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But North Korea excels at choreography and theater, and its officials are well educated, very savvy, and agile with a pirouette.
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No one doubts the capability of the current iPad Pro hardware, nor the areas where it excels over other computing solutions.
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Reelgood's search and filtering mechanisms have always been the place where it excels, but it's less useful as a simple tracker.
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The novel up to this point excels at making the reader understand the disastrous ramifications of institutionalized bigotry via Delvin's experiences.
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Season three excels when it shows how neither Maura nor Shelly has escaped the gravity of those moments in their childhood.
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Founded in 1972 and based in Germany, SAP employees say that the company excels at promoting a healthy work-life balance.
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It also excels at sharing files and folders easily over the web with people regardless of their own cloud storage solution.
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The girl excels at school and reconnects with an old friend in the city whom she was forced to leave behind.
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Where Freaks really excels is its structure, which allows for a steady flow of reveals, right up to the final moments.
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Where Phantom Thread excels is that it doesn't forget that both Reynolds and Alma are demanding people in their own way.
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This is one area where watchOS excels over iOS, since Apple Watch's relatively small display necessitates a more explicit design language.
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Greta Gerwig excels at portraying genuine and relatable relationships between women whether they are best friends or a mother and daughter.
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The Helios 300 excels at gaming performance for hundreds less than the laptops MSi, Asus, or Razer have on the market.
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Morris excels at getting people to reveal their truest selves, and that quality comes in handy in this odd little film.
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A great economy, to be sure, cooking along at 3.8 percent unemployment, and a president who excels at the culture war.
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It's so eerie because it's a scene that's at once very familiar, and strangely foreign — something The Handmaid's Tale excels at.
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At lower volumes, the Gold has a presence and range that exceed lesser speakers, and it excels in mid-range tones.
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"Ivanka excels at everything she puts her mind to – she is an amazing wife, mother, friend and entrepreneur," he tells PEOPLE.
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But The Magicians excels because it never forgets that high dramatic stakes only work when they're rooted in believable emotional stakes.
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Neiwert excels at tracking not just the movement and growth of extremist organizations but also their internal rifts and sectarian divisions.
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And the chatbot excels at simple tasks like responding to basic questions, such as how many visitors my site had today.
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Colette's parents are understandably impressed, unaware that their daughter and Willy — who excels at false fronts — have already been secretly meeting.
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Crude excels in criticizing the western discovery of oil in the Middle East, while simultaneously acknowledging how it modernized the region.
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Hoffman, also a partner at Greylock Partners, says the Valley excels in what other areas can't do: Scaling up very quickly.
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She shows the male students, Dan and Pete, how to joint rabbits, the kind of "boys' thing" at which she excels.
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Our Constitution excels at keeping the nation stable, but it has a decidedly mixed record on equality and justice for all.
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Previously a proudly D.I.Y. act, Brockhampton teamed up with the producer Rick Rubin, who excels at stripping unnecessary elements from songs.
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And this would also help explain Ms. Warren's relative strength in the Selzer poll, as she excels among college-educated voters.
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Amy eventually goes to Europe to pursue a career in art, Beth excels at piano, Meg shows talent as a performer.
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Where theater excels is in activating our imaginations and our empathy — coaxing us into picturing vivid scenarios inside our own heads.
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Vizio got its start as a budget brand, so it's no surprise that the company still excels at affordable soundbar models.
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Harlan is a charming monster, a type that Plummer excels in playing, and it's a shame that he isn't around longer.
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That alone would be an impressive feat, but "Black Panther" really excels thanks to its rich array of characters and performances.
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And while Mr. Stiller's Matthew is both reliably and appealingly neurotic, it is Mr. Sandler who excels, both riotously and poignantly.
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Will Ladislaw, whose foreign blood makes him an object of suspicion, excels as a newspaper editor and becomes a successful politician.
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Garcia typically excels against the Brewers as he owns a 22-238 record and 213 ERA in 22 career appearances (21 starts).
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Yet she excels in the other half of the equation: She is perhaps the most vividly poetic of all contemporary American politicians.
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Charlize Theron's new movie Tully strives and excels at portraying motherhood without the staging and artificial, golden glow of the Hollywood lens.
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For all of its frustrating moments — and there are a lot of them — The Last Guardian excels at creating an emotional connection.
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Known as China's first video artist, Peili excels in his wry responses to Chinese state media, produced as both propaganda and entertainment.
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Olyphant excels as Joel Hammond, who's just trying to help his wife (Drew Barrymore) while she acclimates to life as a zombie.
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If you really need a 15-inch laptop—if 13 inches just feels too cramped and tiny, then the Notebook 9 excels.
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Homecoming excels due to its forever off-kilter and unfolding plot— and for its insanely talented cast of A-listers, including Roberts.
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Doing deals is what he understands best and excels at—he'd be reluctant to give up on Trump as a negotiating partner.
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This particular sermon's themes were privacy and security—topics I think we can all agree Facebook is known for and excels at.
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As momentous as an appearance by a figure such as Kaepernick may be, DREAM also excels at creating its own role models.
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In reality, Americans are ambivalent about any number of issues, like gun reform — an issue where Manchin excels at bridging the divide.
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But Masters of Sex still excels at capturing the slow, then rapid, breakdown of traditional sexual mores in the decades it depicts.
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Fitbit has also given some serious upgrades to its actual workout-tracking features, which is undoubtedly where the Charge 2 excels most.
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If there's one thing at which the Trump administration excels, it's finding arcane provisions in federal law to implement its policy vision.
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The Freedom No-Pull Harness from 2 Hounds Design excels at its job, providing ample control over even the most aggressive pullers.
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This year's version will be sevens, the shorter, faster and less complicated version of the sport — and one in which Fiji excels.
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Clients say Talent Market excels at finding hard-to-attract fund-raising staff members and at time-consuming searches for senior officials.
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He also excels at drawing compellingly acted performances from a strong cast, starting here with the soprano Christine Goerke, an arresting Brünnhilde.
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She excels at tracing the intimate monologue of the self, in which sensations become thoughts and thoughts become sensations, always vividly corporeal.
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He excels in transition, has a quick release on catch-and-shoot opportunities, and has a flair for creativity in difficult situations.
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Huawei's P30 Pro excels on the camera front There are three different devices — the P40, the P40 Pro and the P40 Pro+.
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It excels at imaging pregnancies and fluid-filled organs such as the heart and gallbladder, but it cannot penetrate bone or air.
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Now a soft-spoken 11-year-old, Saheed excels in designing cartoon characters on his phone but needs special help in school.
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The age of discovery relied heavily on innovation coming out of the United States, which excels at visionary research and moonshot projects.
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Jones excels in zone run schemes, but he'll have his work cut out for him against linebackers Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright.
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But for those who do decide to try it, Personal Capital excels with its variety of features and easy-to-use interface.
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The organization I lead, Tea Party Patriots, excels at blocking bad ideas, dangerous pieces of legislation, and policies that threaten individual liberty.
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Mercy excels at single-target healing and damage buffs, and — thanks to her wings — providing aid quickly to those who need it.
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Heroes fall into different classes, however, and they're not all cut out for the single-combat that the champion class excels at.
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Sadie Robertson has learned a lot from her mom over the years, but says there's one area of wisdom where Korie Robertson excels.
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Now is the time for him to show just how different he is from the presumptive Republican nominee who excels at praising himself.
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Two years ago, she had a heart attack and found it hard to stay away from the work she loves and excels at.
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According to Nora Zimmett, senior vice president of live programming at the Weather Channel, covering hurricane season is what the network excels at.
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Mildred's pain is so sharp, and there are so many lines that make for the kind of endlessly quotable nuggets McDonagh excels at.
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The OnePlus 5 excels at low-light photography with shots that look more natural, but some of the details get muddied up sometimes.
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The point of making such concessions would be for Britain to gain access to foreign markets in things that it excels at selling.
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It excels at a task known as language modeling, which tests a program's ability to predict the next word in a given sentence.
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He's a composer who really excels at driving tension in a film, and I'm really interested in seeing what he comes up with.
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He directed the classic film Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, but Jezebel points out that music videos are where he really excels.
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A subset of artificial intelligence (AI) that excels at finding patterns and making predictions, it used to be the preserve of technology firms.
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Apple launched its iPhone XR last September, a phone that excels at both camera quality and battery life but that starts at $749.
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Executive producer and star Jason Bateman excels as a money laundering family man, while supporting performances by Laura Linney and Julia Garner captivate.
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The app also excels with its customizable notifications system that can give you that extra boost to stay on track with your goals.
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Paolo Bacigalupi excels at gritty adventures set in a flooded, drought-afflicted world run by corporations and scavenged by the rest of us.
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Hallmark does "reasonably well" financially and on its products, but it really excels in conveying the depth of human relationships, Hahn-Griffiths said.
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In both series, Betty, viewed as ugly, finds herself in a new job where she excels but ends up falling for her boss.
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But what the scene gestures at, and where High Maintenance truly excels, is the deep and sudden loneliness that can accompany urban life.
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Prisoners being mistreated isn't a fun topic, but the show excels at blending brief, funny moments into otherwise serious (and often sad) episodes.
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Hicks excels at depicting movement — Kai taking a painful beating from his fellow Dao students, Rat's gracefulness as she moves over the rooftops.
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The president excels at political combat, and will benefit from having Democrats on whom to blame his frustrations, rather than a Republican majority.
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Sony excels at noise canceling, as proven with its confusingly-named WH-1000MX3 over-ear headphones, making the prospect of these very exciting.
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I've always said that the Pixel 3's camera excels with lighting and depth, and it holds true against the OnePlus 7 Pro.
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Victor Arguinzoniz, the chef at his restaurant, Asador Etxebarri, excels at grilling over flame — and has designed his own equipment to do so.
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Besides the backstroke, her specialty, Krystal also excels at the butterfly and hopes to qualify for Olympic trials in that stroke as well.
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From the limited demo I played last month, it's a game that sometimes excels at that blend, and other times misses the mark.
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From the limited demo I played last month, it's a game that sometimes excels at that blend, and other times misses the mark.
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Leafy excels at selecting lurid video titles; you can track periods in his five-year YouTube career through the different styles he employs.
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For all his flaws, he excels as a taxing lineup's late stress, causing some extra trouble before the main problem comes around again.
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But if there's one area where he really excels, it's texting: He's witty, hilarious, and faster to respond than any of my friends.
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As a result, it's always impressive when a dance music artist not only dedicates themselves to an album but excels in doing so.
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The Morgan Library regularly mounts thoughtful, full-scale exhibitions, but it really excels at showcasing singular (or, in this case, three small) objects.
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Since (Sandy) Alex G's music excels in the middle ground between certainty and doubt, not having all the answers is exactly the point.
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This can be attributed to what Fresco excels at, which is mixing oil paint colors and letting watercolors bloom naturally on the canvas.
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Where the mesh bag excels with a minimal amount of gear, a proper backpack helps when you have more than just the basics.
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So, it's no surprise that the brand also excels in creating dramatically decorative cake pans that require nothing more than pouring and baking.
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"In delineating the casual blend of irritation and unsentimental affection among family members of all ages, Patchett excels," our reviewer, Curtis Sittenfeld, wrote.
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This super-easy-to-grow houseplant excels at removing toxins from the air, providing an extra bonus to its attractively upright, angular shape.
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To the extent it succeeds, it's another worthy experiment — the kind Bushwick Starr excels in — into the nature of post-naturalism in theater.
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"Maybe some of you don't know what you've gotten yourselves into," Mr. Denk, who excels at spoken commentaries, told the audience before starting.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Mitch McConnell excels at devising crafty ways for Senate Republicans to avoid paying a high price on politically explosive issues.
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The Tar Heels have a significantly different roster this time around, but they're still really good, and Roy Williams excels in tournament play.
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"Her role as House Republican Conference Chair is one she truly excels in and I think her future knows no bounds," Lummis said.
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Japan excels at taking an existing tech product and making significant improvements on it so that it can be more easily mass produced.
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Evans, a professor emeritus of history at Cambridge, particularly excels at showing how these shifts affected day-to-day life on the continent.
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The show excels when it adds complexity and depth to its characters; hopefully these villains will get that level of attention in future episodes.
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Davis excels at breaking opponents down with a seatbelt grip on their far arm across their back, which he can turn into a kimura.
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Spotify, on the other hand, excels by having a free, ad-supported option for the desktop, as well as a ton of excellent features.
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Though each gal excels in varying Hollywood industries, one thing they all have in common is what it's like to be in the spotlight.
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Green, on the other hand, excels between the lines in much the same way the Derek Fishers and Robert Horrys of the world did.
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Then again, not every guy has the magical powers of a Nordic god, so let's just say that Thor excels in a few departments.
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He excels at telling stories about what it feels like to be crushed — by a monster, by a war machine, by a political system.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Nate DiMeo's The Memory Palace podcast excels at transporting the listener to a historical place purely with sound.
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I've said enough bad things about the Brocktopus for this week, so I will concede that he still excels at being very tall. 5.
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But this technicality allowed Mars to dive headfirst into a style he excels at without putting his neck on the line if it failed.
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But those markers can be easily missed by the human ear, making this one area in which Ellie excels compared to her human colleagues.
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It's a great horror film, but it also excels at being what Kusama would call an "emotional horror film," which she believes is different.
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Aside from sports in which it traditionally excels, Brazil also had goals of medaling in canoeing, tennis and archery but has so far failed.
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Just two worlds into Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, you hit a stage that shows exactly why the game excels as a platformer: iteration.
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Orange is the New Black excels at creating idiosyncratic and memorable characters, and then allowing their personalities to fill up the boredom of confinement.
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Since Mr. Trump excels in dishonesty, it is now up to members of Congress to obtain & declassify the CIA findings on Jamal Khashoggi's death.
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But, it actually excels because of its precise designing of classic wardrobe staples — like the button-down — that feel simultaneously vintage and perfectly updated.
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"Pinpoint" excels when it makes clear that GPS is an engineering marvel, a global utility and a source of new threat all at once.
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It especially excels at drying thick hair quickly, and its titanium and ceramic coating allows for even heating, drastically cutting down on drying time.
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He is a player who can shoot, yet he also excels at setting up goals for others with his sharp passes and intricate dribbling.
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Ribera del Duero excels at producing wines in this mode, though the wines are more a product of international tastes than of regional traits.
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It's super easy to accept a female athlete who excels in a sport that builds an acceptably feminine figure, like gymnastics or figure skating.
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Indeed, she excels at buying more time, and a delay would give her at least a couple of more weeks to resolve the crisis.
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Messi's situation is the polar opposite: no matter how much he excels, there is always a chance the ground will shift beneath his feet.
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If Mr. Brown could move through the material faster, he could offer more of the gonzo experiments and lightly barbed interactions he excels at.
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He defies expectation, denies explanation, and excels at the most difficult aspect of storytelling: building a complex humanity for even his most deplorable characters.
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Sayonara Wild Hearts excels in various forms, some completely independent of holding a controller: as a game, as a sensory experience, as pure music.
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She said she travels independently, uses assistive technologies to complete her work as efficiently as others who can see, and excels academically and socially.
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If there is one thing Ms. Pelosi excels at, it is counting votes, and the letter was designed to make explicit a troublesome tally.
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This museum excels at exhibitions that brim with somewhat arcane information embodied by visually dazzling objects, and few subjects reward that approach like color.
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This year saw other "Hamilton"-style successes here in London: top-rank original work in a city that more often excels at the classics.
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One is that the best founders apply to the best accelerator, and that YC excels at picking formidable founders who would become successful anyway.
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"The electric car revolution will create huge opportunities in mining, in auto-parts and auto manufacturing, in cleantech—areas Canada excels in," said Woynillowicz.
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But that kind of confrontation is where Glover excels, and a skill he put to use with writers like his brother Stephen on Atlanta.
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The current frenzy is propelled by the wild success of deep learning, an AI technique that excels at finding patterns and identifying objects in photographs.
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Robert Woods also excels in these areas, but Reynolds likely won't meet that standard, a concern for an offense that relies heavily on play-action.
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He hit his third home run of the season in the fourth inning on a low pitch from Strasburg, the type Cespedes excels at clobbering.
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According to a cousin, she excels in math and is studying to become a government worker with hopes of one day advocating for women's rights.
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Her story is both empowering and inspiring, and Bullock excels at playing real-life characters (her role in The Blind Side earned her an Oscar).
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For the last five years, Urman has proved she excels when it comes to a dedication to complicated, often joyus tales about women of color.
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Unlike the other speakers, the Beam excels at providing a full, encompassing three-channel sound thanks to its four woofers and single center-firing tweeter.
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Traditional web search excels at providing ranked search results, but results can be dated or only tangentially relevant, and search engines can't answer subjective questions.
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The partnership could help Toyota to expand in India's massive car market, where drivers prefer the type of affordable compact vehicles in which Suzuki excels.
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The Note 8 excels in all the areas a $1,000 phone should Bixby is the only part of the Note 8 that I don't like.
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A.J. Klein struggled with these in the first meeting, which could mean more snaps for Alex Anzalone, a second-year 'backer who excels in coverage.
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Chad: The archetype here is a white guy over six feet tall, the type of person incels believe excels at dating the women he desires.
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The Amex Gold Card is a top pick for foodies, while the Amex Business Gold Card excels for work-related purchases like shipping and advertising.
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Many of these businesses, particularly household essentials, home and hardlines, are areas in which Amazon already excels (it might, though, benefit from Target's furniture sales).
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Burnham, for example, who outwardly has spent her whole life surrounded by Vulcan rationality and excels as a scientist, should avoid making rash decisions right?
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It's human nature to want what is hard to get or won't be around for a long time, and Target excels at this marketing model.
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Google still has an advantage in low-light thanks to Night Sight, but the Note 10+ excels in bright light, often outshooting its biggest competitors.
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McCormick ("Never Fall Down") excels at bringing thrilling nonfiction stories to young readers, and this picture book about the horse awarded two Purple Hearts enthralls.
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Awards: Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, International Feature It's difficult to categorize a Bong Joon-ho film; the director excels at making movies that explode boundaries.
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Eat: Hutong, in Midtown Manhattan, has a flashy interior and a menu that excels when it plunges into fiery Sichuan cuisine, our restaurant critic writes.
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But the lack of, and high demand for, Baby Yoda merchandise is a rare disconnect for Disney, which otherwise excels at satisfying its vast audience.
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The rough edges are where it excels, in fact, as it captures the bile-filled emotions that drive the kind of angry populism it depicts.
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Italy has been immersed in the operatic political drama at which it excels, only Friday swearing in a new government after inconclusive elections in March.
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Where the app really excels is in bringing all this information and data together in a form that's easy on the eye and easy to understand.
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Reuben Wu excels at making awe-inspiring landscapes even more breathtaking, from the incredible flowing blue lava of Indonesia to the beautiful, frigid tundra in Svalbard.
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The artists were pulled together as a sort of "state of the union" for work that excels past the screen, says Ed Zipco, the show's curator.
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There are a lot of things the cast of Vanderpump Rules excels in: making or serving Pump-Tinis, blacking out on camera, really, anything with alcohol.
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Salvini, whose favorite way to communicate with the public is by livestreaming on Facebook, excels at the kind of chauvinism that excites people who hate feminism.
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The fund invests in female founders, and it takes a cue from one area where philanthropy really excels to hopefully improve the impact of its investments.
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She's better at hard science vs softer stuff, says Schjøll Brede — name-checking the likes of aerospace, automotive, physics and chemistry as areas where Iris excels.
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But in the end it, too, is limited—a sort of electronic idiot-savant which excels at one particular mental task but is baffled by others.
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Don't expect too much from Adobe Premiere Clip, but it excels at the basics of getting your raw footage into a presentable form on your phone.
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It is the kind of event at which the genial, informal Francis excels (the picture shows him greeting the faithful in St Peter's Square in Rome).
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Our military excels in everything it is meant to do, and it is never a more shining example of American largess than when providing humanitarian assistance.
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No, really: In light or dark settings, or shooting close or far away subjects, the iPhone 11 Pro excels no matter what you throw at it.
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Lee has a thriving investment career in Los Angeles and Krawitt is a Bay Area fourth-grader who plays tennis and piano and excels at sailing.
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In particular, the country excels at health sciences and advanced engineering, areas that have thrived partly because of factors tied to Britain's membership in the bloc.
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But it also excels as a video game, with polished visuals and exciting gameplay that really makes you feel like a Jedi swinging around a lightsaber.
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And, she may think she's only worthy of praise when she excels — which can cause her to back off from trying anything where she might fail.
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Felder, a heavy counter striker who excels with intercepting knees, was drawn out with feints and the scrappy southpaw, Trinaldo, capitalized on Felder's overcommitments each time.
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While "UFO" is glassier and more expensive-sounding than anything on her first record, Mallrat excels when she's writing about complicated feelings like homesickness or anxiety.
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But seeking to revise his "public image" may also provoke the kind of public shaming to which you allude, and at which this guy likely excels.
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Such a simple but profound shift of perspective — the changing from an ahistoric lens to a historical one — is where "We Are Not Yet Equal" excels.
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Perhaps the most resonant stories are those about marriage; Motoya (a playwright as well as an author) excels in putting husband and wife through unusual trials.
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It made for a show that was full of drama, but not always dramatic, and by and large denuded of the things Ms. Swift excels at.
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Silicon Valley excels at running gags, but the jokes about Dinesh's gold chain in this episode provide some of the best and funniest references to date.
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This 2019 model excels at picture quality thanks to a full array of LEDs that helps the screen get very bright when you really need it.
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Berner, one of Germany's best-known children's authors and illustrators, excels at these fascinating dollhouse-type scenes, a staple of the German genre known as Wimmelbooks.
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Schoenaerts — who excels at hard-body men who yield, to hurt, tenderness and love — affects a slight bob and weave, suggesting a life in the ring.
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While Game of Thrones excels at showing ships getting blown up with wildfire or zombies fighting giants, human-versus-human fights usually just advance the plot.
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This show excels when it dives headfirst intotackling the painfully relevant, always complex grey area of human rights issues,counterterrorism efforts, and their far reaching domino effects.
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He wasn't engineering it, but he was the guy in the room saying, "That's cool, this is not cool, let's try this thing," which he excels at.
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Credit...Credit HONG KONG — Fat Boy is a college dropout with a youthful blush of acne who excels at playing video games and lives with his mother.
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Matthew Zeiler is the founder and CEO of Clarifai, an artificial intelligence company that excels in visual recognition, solving real-world problems for businesses and developers alike.
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Surveillance is not a new topic in art, but Remini Protokoll excels at turning our theories and conversations about panopticism and the gaze back onto cultural institutions.
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And by virtue of its many, sometimes contradictory missions , it represents a design compromise, meaning it's okay at lots of tasks but excels at none of them.
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The eye-popping number of Facebook profiles said to be involved — 50 million — may turn out to be marketing hype for a company that excels at it.
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Faber says he and Lopez have been friends for a while -- and can personally vouch for his fighting skills ... saying Lopez really excels in boxing and wrestling.
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However, there's still a good amount of ambiguity over what each iPad is capable of, where it truly excels, and where it falls flat on its face.
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Psycho-Pass takes place in a world that tries to paint everyone in black and white, but the series excels by portraying those gray areas in between.
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The Tale excels in these absurdist meta-moments, such as the scenes in which Dern and Nélisse meet up across time to deconstruct events as they happen.
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"Since Mr. Trump excels in dishonesty, it is now up to members of Congress to obtain & declassify the CIA findings on Jamal Khashoggi's death," Brennan tweeted Tuesday.
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Other companies could look to buy expertise in crunching customer data -- an area at which Amazon excels -- and one that more shoppers, especially the Millennial generation, embraces.
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The best of these wines reminded me that Bordeaux excels at the classic mission of all wines: to refresh and to be a great drink with food.
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The ability to personalize a music service to an end users' likes is a competitive advantage in today's streaming music race – an area where Spotify today excels.
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It has one of my favorite lines in the show: "this microsoft office is no longer for a nerd, my outlook excels me to my powerpoint, word".
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Each of these smartphone cameras excels in some regard, but the best end result is in the eye of the beholder since none exhibits any serious flaws.
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Initially a proudly preening woman, she is called "the baronessa" by her fellow Italian-American locals, semi-mockingly (Barbara Rosenblat excels as a stern but loyal Assunta).
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His characters are credible, he excels at evoking the mood of a particular time and place, and there's an impressive range of material across his three novels.
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As we develop our young core of position players, we felt it was important to supplement our group with a veteran who really excels in those areas.
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The orchestra's music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, takes the podium to lead the players of the Metropolitan Opera through the shimmering French music in which he excels.
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The Handmaid's Tale After two episodes, "The Handmaid's Tale" has shown that it excels at placing the horrific, the surreal and the achingly mundane side-by-side.
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The long blade with a series of sharp teeth excels at neatly cutting through the exterior of crusty loaves and gliding through soft ones without crushing them.
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It's here where Vampyr excels, as one of the great joys is reaching a new area—there are four—and knowing there are hours of conversation ahead.
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The repository still excels at its primary goal—to quickly and freely disseminate papers about black holes, baryons, and Bayesian statistics—but it runs on old legacy code.
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The specific advantages of this spiraling movement are still under investigation, according to Chimileski, but they must be considerable because B. mycoides excels at taking over available environments.
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The story of two sexually repressed newlyweds on their wedding night, On Chesil Beach seems like a good fit for Ronan, who excels in wordlessly suggesting emotional turmoil.
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Like the Parkland teens last year, Ocasio-Cortez wields her generational stance as a weapon — she's born of the internet and instinctively excels at modern political information warfare.
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Google Drive excels at enabling you to work on documents, spreadsheets, and presentations with other people over the web, but plain old file sharing isn't its strongest suit.
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Like many of its peers, Harvard excels in MONEY's rankings not only because of the outstanding education it provides but also thanks to its generous financial aid program.
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Nothing Overlord does is particularly novel — the WWII sequences, the character banter, the moral questions, the horror of its second half — but it excels in sheer visceral execution.
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Vitor Belfort is another southpaw who, unlike those others, excels with the building blocks of southpaw striking excellence: the straight left and the left high and body kicks.
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The Handmaid's Tale excels at making us squirm with cognitive dissonance, and this is no exception — even in this psycho dystopia, people are still living their ordinary lives.
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Our nation excels at producing many of the goods and services that the rest of the world needs in order to build their own infrastructure for economic growth.
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Details are crisp and detailed from the 27-megapixel back and 27-megapixel front camera and the back camera excels in low-light situations with little to complain.
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Sometimes they are: American Public Media's In the Dark excels at taking apart complicated cases and social issues, and laying them out in profound and carefully reported ways.
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All this will test the limits of what a university which excels at solving theoretical problems can do for a place marked by boarded-up houses and mistrust.
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Saturday's individual time trial — a discipline at which the 32-year-old Froome usually excels — around the streets of Marseille should be routine for the Team Sky rider.
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Such a bold move would distract Wells Fargo from the traditional lending at which it excels and developing the technology needed to attract a new generation of customers.
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He's a leg attack specialist, specifically the heel hook, so the rulesets of many major organizations strip away the area of the game which he truly excels in.
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This is the kind of progressive, thoughtful program in which the Philharmonic's departing music director, Alan Gilbert, has specialized, and the kind of program at which he excels.
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"I'm amazed that given the number of days she misses, she still excels in the classroom," said Susan Ruegger, who is teaching Stefanoni about lipids in freshman biology.
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In this call to arms, Sitaraman excels in "helping understand how our forebears handled it and building a platform to think about it today," Angus Deaton wrote here.
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Based on the way her set on Friday night looked, it felt like SZA was deeply conscious of the fact that her music excels when it's small-scale.
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He excels at getting to the rim, but he has shown enough promise as a shooter to make it believable that he could contribute at either guard position.
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The View actually excels in showing a bunch of people fighting on air with little to no resolution, which inevitably results in endless scandals and public tiffs. Delightful!
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Of course, competitors in the clean energy race do not sit still, and other countries are seeking to overtake the U.S. in the very segments where it excels.
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Like most playwrights, McDonagh excels at writing pithy and poignant lines that instantly round out his characters, often loaded with witticisms and profanities that sometimes verge on poetry.
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In the very best role of her career to date, Zhao excels as only an actor who has been given complete attention and freedom by her director can.
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Lawless excels at finding and combining materials in such a way that the viewer is kept off balance, looking for that elusive through-line, wondering about that algorithm.
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Even in action films like The Italian Job, he's demonstrated that he excels in capturing the grounded rather than the absurd, and the change is noticeable throughout the film.
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Shepard is a special-teams captain and doesn't do anything particularly well as a receiver; I expect the player opposite Mike Evans who excels will change week to week.
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Of course, Thrones excels at defying expectations at every turn, so while these are the leading theories for how the series will end, nothing's certain until that final frame.
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Arent said advances in the science and technology of exercise are changing not only who excels in professional sports but how star athletes are training for the big game.
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In my View 20 tests, however, Honor's "AI Ultra Clarity" mode excels at making the most of the resolution, descrambling the sensor's unusual color filter to unlock extra detail.
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On the album, Mensa excels lyrically, articulating his most personal thoughts in an intensely vulnerable, accessible way on a range of intimate subjects, from relationship drama to mental health.
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He excels at making the sort of film that demands you rewatch it to figure out what he's trying to accomplish, and then maybe again to truly appreciate it.
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"Data software excels at finding patterns and aggregating data, but those programs have yet to prove they can accurately analyze the context around the information itcollects," the letter stated.
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The result is an app that excels at the primary purpose of a notes app on your phone: jotting down text and finding it again when you need it.
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Broderick focuses on the symbiosis between internet media, which excels at promoting a sense of perpetual crisis and outrage, and far-right leaders who promise a return to normalcy.
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That seems odd: machine learning, a subset of AI that excels at finding patterns and making predictions using reams of data, looks like an ideal tool for the business.
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Rapace's Leilah is an incredible fighter, and excels at strutting around like someone who's watched the Underworld films one too many times, but there's little sense of emotional connection.
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The critically underutilized Mireille Enos excels as homicide detective Sarah Linden, who gets on the case of a Seattle teen whose disappearance may have connections to a political campaign.
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It's not another Modern Warfare moment for Activision — this new game is more follower than leader — but, in typical Call of Duty fashion, it excels at what it does.
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The super-simple, closed design of the slow cooker is at the heart of its strengths and its weaknesses: It excels at any dish that requires low, moist heat.
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With the 10, HTC has done what it's very good at: making a well-made smartphone that excels at all of the things you want a phone to do.
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Instead, Eochaid takes advice from a druid to test his children's abilities by having them escape from a burning forge, a task Niall excels at—much to Mongfind's chagrin.
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Victor — who excels at his work and has captured more than 200 people — infiltrates an abolitionist movement called the Underground Airlines, and is forced to confront his own complicity.
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As with McBride's previous HBO comedies, he excels at portraying unrepentantly awful people unrepentantly doing awful things until they learn to be somewhat repentant about doing those awful things.
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But where season four excels is in building an emotional arc about the characters slowly confronting some of their own inner demons in an attempt to grow toward maturity.
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Mr. Levenson excels at overall dramatic architecture; as in "If I Forget" and his book for "Dear Evan Hansen," the timing and payoff of plot points here is unimpeachable.
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This is the kind of atmosphere at which Oyeyemi excels, in which marvelous things happen with deadpan matter-of-factness and the reader is pulled along in their wake.
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Among presidential speeches, the State of the Union address comes closest to the long, disjointed, episodic form of the campaign rally — the form of oratory at which he excels.
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Svenja Deininger's "Crescendo," open concurrently at Boesky Gallery's space next door, also excels at satisfying the demand that contemporary art should both look like something and be about something.
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Biden is in many ways the opposite of Sanders: a man who doesn't do very well at all with big ideas but excels at the human aspect of politics.
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If there&aposs one thing that anyone can agree on about President Donald Trump, it&aposs that he excels at doing what is not normal or expected in politics.
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He excels when playing as a big guard, and is a good defender on the perimeter, but he's not strong enough to compete as a forward at this point.
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Dern excels at playing a woman who has good ideas but so much nervous energy that she puts people off as often as she attracts them to her cause.
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Fisher excels onstage, and he delivers such a devastatingly earnest performance as the show's lead character that it's impossible to walk away from the show without a broken heart.
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Buc-ee&aposs does incredible business and has an overwhelmingly positive reputation because it excels at the basic goods it sets out to provide — gas, clean restrooms, and ice.
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"As he did at his company and in government, Mike Bloomberg excels at bringing together the best teams to challenge convention and innovate," said Kevin Sheekey, campaign manager Bloomberg.
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He excels at building rooms that evoke vintage Paris — not exactly the real Paris, but the city the way you remember it a year after taking a vacation there.
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Reality TV is a format that both encourages and requires drama in order to be watchable, and Call is quick to admit that she excels at entertaining audiences this way.
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When Weidman excels is when he can comfortably get into range and mix between boxing and takedowns—he cannot convincingly mislead anyone when he is attempting this from Machida distance.
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Someone like me, who excels at neither of those things, needs a tree that can hold on to its needles—and its dignity—without an ounce of effort in upkeep.
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The band's trademark fuzz guitar leads are in full, orchestrated flight here, and that surprise rock-out coda is also the kind of audio sucker-punch the band excels in.
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While college taught him the skill he excels at today, the keyboard, Carmichael and Levine dropped out of college and headed back to Los Angeles to give music another shot.
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She ignored appeals by her cabinet colleagues to relax a clampdown on foreign students, despite the damage that her policy was doing to higher education, an area where Britain excels.
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" Others: Former CIA Director John Brennan: "Since Mr. Trump excels in dishonesty, it is now up to members of Congress to obtain & declassify the CIA findings on Jamal Khashoggi's death.
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A Muslim of North African heritage, he plays, excels, and is adored in Britain, a country in which anti-Muslim sentiment is increasingly part of mainstream political and cultural discourse.
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There's no fancy touchscreen here, just four buttons used to navigate the Pebble 2's streamlined UI.The Pebble 2 excels most in the places the Pebble Classic excelled before it.
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Geeta and Babita resent the grueling training in their teens, but Geeta excels at the sport, eventually ditching her father's coaching but never forgetting his influence or their complicated relationship.
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The movie really excels less in the bigger picture than small moments, from its use of John Denver songs (the Logans live in West Virginia) to a children's talent pageant.
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This is a very strange thing for any president to claim, let alone a commander-in-chief who is on the warpath against "FAKE NEWS," in which the Enquirer excels.
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It's a hot mess of a film, but an interesting hot mess, one directed by a man attempting to inject intellect and religious dogma into a genre he excels at.
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Siemens excels at helping makers of cars, planes and trains make their production and assembly smarter by using its software to create distinct items and components - so-called discrete manufacturing.
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And while many of its features are being copied by Instagram Stories, it excels in some desirable ad features such as location tracking and augmented reality, several companies told CNBC.
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Feedly can grab new articles from almost any site, even those without RSS feeds, and excels in the way it lets you browse and sort through the news on offer.
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Luckily, that's exactly the kind of technical and creative challenge that Christo—the artist who wrapped the Reichstag and dotted Central Park with 7,503 orange panels of fabric—excels at.
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But he also excels in a more relaxed vein, sauntering through "Carousel" in easy waltz time, or delivering an elegant disquisition on "The Pawnbroker," the movie theme by Quincy Jones.
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If he's not managing an industrial or agricultural system where his insatiable drive for consumption can thrive, preferably in the hot climates in which he excels, then he's being wasted.
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Extra Small Landon Carryall, available at Dagne Dover, $95Dagne Dover excels at making functional and versatile bags like work totes and this extra small version of its popular neoprene duffel.
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Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum This museum excels at exhibitions that brim with somewhat arcane information embodied by visually dazzling objects, and few subjects qualify for that approach like color.
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He excels, as in "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," still perhaps our greatest fable, when most connected to the demotic and the vernacular and to the painful truths of human existence.
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Emerson is depended on by operators of big, complex and highly delicate operations like oil and chemical plants, while Rockwell excels at a smaller scale, such as among electronics manufacturers.
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China's surveillance state is far from perfect, but if people don't know where it excels and where it breaks down, there's a better chance they'll assume it's working and behave.
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She knows how to manage the collision of one pictorial vocabulary with another, and excels at using drop shadows to create illusions of various layers hovering above the picture plane.
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There are a lot of reasons why Israel excels in cybersecurity, but one of them is undoubtedly its talent pool, which is fed by intelligence units like 8200 and 81.
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While the writing is uneven in tone (on purpose), one thing the game excels at is making sure even the smallest player choice is reflected back in a naturalistic way.
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Art Review The Metropolitan Museum of Art excels at discreet introductions: modest, magnetic shows that enable us to make the acquaintance of artists many of us have barely heard of.
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"Cool girl" vitamins—From bidets to toothbrushes to face rollers, the budding direct-to-consumer wellness industry excels at making decades-old products seem hot, fresh, new, and somehow superior.
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"Immunology, like other cutting-edge areas of biomedical science, is a global discipline and one in which the UK excels," said Peter Openshaw, president of the British Society for Immunology.
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It's the type of face-melting genre mashup that popular Indian cinema excels at, and it happens to be set in the city that I later came to call home.
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The photos show many of the remaining cast members sitting atop the Iron Throne solo, trying to copy Kanye West's mean mug as best they can (unsurprisingly, the Night King excels).
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For instance, Randgold excels at underground mining, which will be more important for Barrick but has not been its speciality to date—Barrick has mostly unearthed gold in vast open pits.
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The Bad Lip Reading YouTube channel excels at making it seem like real people are saying the darndest things, and the channel has been uploading NFL Bad Lip Readings since 2013.
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It has a product team that excels at copying the best bits of other services and integrating them into its own apps, iterating on them over time to maximize their addictiveness.
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It's a cooperative experience that doesn't require four players — AI takes over on unfilled roles, with the captain able to leap between them as needed — but excels with a full group.
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The Apple Watch excels at providing quick access to any notifications that come in to your phone, and it lets you reply to messages right from your wrist quickly and easily.
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FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time Your show really excels at these high-concept episodes like Sliding Doors, Groundhog Day, "Mindy Lahiri is a White Man," etc.
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Meanwhile, Calah's entire family has joined together to continue searching for the beloved teen, who her mother says is a honor roll student who "excels in everything she does" — especially drama.
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Giolito excels as White Sox cruise past Tigers CHICAGO — Chicago White Sox right-hander Lucas Giolito spotted his teammates in the clubhouse after he earned his first career win Sunday afternoon.
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Bradley, in particular, seems rejuvenated after sliding into the sort of withdrawn midfield role he excels at club level versus pigeonholing him into a number 10 position that mutes his strengths.
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Nonvoters are less likely to have graduated from a four-year college, and the president excels among the less educated white voters who are overrepresented among nonvoters in the battleground states.
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Much like Nancy Meyers ("The Intern"), Mr. Guadagnino excels at creating lifestyle pornography of an especially rarefied kind, although in classic European style, he gilds the pleasure with some political guilt.
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Coming off her Oscar for "La La Land," Stone excels in conveying King's inner turmoil, as she wrestles with the implications of the public and private aspects of her life colliding.
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However, based on a number of online reviews, where Dia & Co. really excels is flouting the idea that plus-size style should be relegated to ill-fitting, flowy, and boring clothing.
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The Democrats could turn off voters if they push too hard to investigate, and perhaps ultimately try to impeach Trump, allowing him to play the victim, a role he excels in.
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Van Avermaet, who excels at single-day classics, is not a threat for the overall title, but he could keep the lead through the cobblestoned Stage 22016, which ends in Roubaix.
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At just 15 years old, she excels in the role of the loner weirdo, craving the stability of a regular, small-town existence as her dad drags her across the country.
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" Like the Parkland students—notably Emma González and David Hogg—Thunberg excels at using her personality to humanize a complex political issue, and, as Middaugh puts it, "clapping back at critics.
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Musk is on the verge of hiring Morgan Stanley because the bank excels in rounding up financing from a wide array of sources, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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When the world deploys more inexpensive solar modules,regardless of where they are assembled, it creates more demand for the polysilicon wafer and ingot inputs that the U.S. excels in producing.
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If rosé is essentially red wine that's made like white wine, the so-called orange wines at which Georgia excels can be thought of as whites that are made like reds.
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Clinton excels, to more skillfully marginalize Mr. Sanders over his Senate votes in support of the gun industry and the enormous costs and likely tax increases tied to his big-government agenda.
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Where the Bolt excels is not in sheer space, since it's rather a compact bag (you can choose a larger size if you prefer), but in feeling that space is used well.
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To do this, they deployed a type of neural network that excels at generating variations of the data it studies, like a well-trained forger that can imitate a famous painter's style.
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Kicking the Surface Book's butt on two out of three benchmarks isn't bad, especially when the benchmarks it excels at are the ones that test the MacBook Pro in traditional work settings.
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Revenant Kingdom excels at both the macro — the feeling that you're changing this fantasy realm on a global scale — and the micro, with a focus on smaller moments that still feel important.
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Stahelski excels at delivering a strain of violent fight movie in which each element contributes (over and over again, sometimes too repetitively and elsewhere just repetitively enough) to a symphony of mayhem.
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Where The Farewell excels most is in making Billi's nuanced, navigation of these cultural differences legible to all viewers, even those who are not immigrants or have never had a similar experience.
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On the opposite end of the map, Harlem's Dave East narrates similarly to Mozzy but instead of conveying every emotion, he excels at authoring stories that give panoramic pictures of challenging circumstances.
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Julie Bowen, who would later win two Emmy awards for Modern Family, is good as the perfunctory love interest, while Frances Bay excels as the true love of Happy's life, his grandma.
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It was won in 2004 by SpaceShipOne, an experimental aircraft built by Scaled Composites, an outfit that excels at such things, and financed by Paul Allen, who founded Microsoft with Bill Gates.
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Today Donald Trump excels at treating the past as raw material to be sculpted into whatever claims serve his interests — for example, when he shifts President Obama's birthplace from Hawaii to Kenya.
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It excels in its moments of brutal action that at times feels like a waking nightmare, the best of which is a jarring and prolonged shootout between local police and a suspect.
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We know already that the Kremlin excels at creating diffuse networks of hackers, and that Russia's intelligence services have co-opted cyber criminals and pro-Putin youth movements to conduct cyber operations.
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Fagone excels in describing those who powered the war effort but received scarce glory, like the women who hand-operated the enormous, room-sized codebreaking machines, dripping with sweat in airless rooms.
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Like any good public artist, Mutu excels in her appreciation for the context of her commission; she recognizes that most viewers will see The NewOnes, will free Us from far below it.
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Sure, Fox excels at reality shows and sports, thanks to its new reality competition hit, "The Masked Singer," and its lucrative deals with the National Football League, Major League Baseball and WWE.
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Swagtron, the company that excels at showing up at the top of your Amazon search results, is expanding its lineup of electric bikes with a new non-folding model called the EB12.
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But it's an odd choice for Stephen Wright, an extravagantly talented novelist who excels at depicting the delirium that hits once you've scrambled so far off the limb you're suspended in midair.
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So while careful, nonpartisan modeling, the kind the C.B.O. excels in, is important, you don't need a detailed analysis to know what American health care would look like if this bill passes.
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Where Columbus excels, though, is high-culture: an opera company that features vocalists from Juilliard, an arts center at Ohio State University and a museum that has long treated fashion as art.
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The Bills recorded their first double-digit-win regular season of the 21st century, a tribute to third-year coach Sean McDermott and a strong defense that excels at limiting big plays.
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This is what Bradley excels at on a good day: he defuses a well-known style, image, or form of presentation with just enough of a twist to make it seem fresh.
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Like Hill, he excels at all of the things Utah emphasizes on the defensive end: active hands, contesting without fouling, no mental lapses, and just keeping the ball in front of them.
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It's the latest example of the high-wire act Smith excels at — building edgy properties that appeal to both young, media-savvy consumers and the media companies that want to reach them.
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Arrival, though, is one of the best movies of the year, and it's a good reminder of why Adams so often excels: She's so good at being the human element amid the chaos.
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The full-frame mainstay is a tool of choice for a number of reasons: top-grade performance, superb photo and video quality, deep controls, and a big sensor that excels in low light.
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It doesn't have a load of features to its name, but it excels at letting you work on simple documents quickly with a group of people, with tagging and commenting built right in.
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As a 14-year-old boy growing up in New Jersey, Carlos appears to be a lot like his peers — he likes baseball, is well-liked by his classmates, and excels at schoolwork.
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Rooney particularly excels in narrating the moments when words fail us; when we attempt to navigate physical and emotional intimacy without fully understanding, or naming, our own needs, or those of our lover's.
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Messenger excels at content transmission compared to SMS, so it's trying to hammer home this advantage as it seeks to defeat its biggest foe in the west: the status quo of text messaging.
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Though Peilin Pratt excels at the more structured parts of learning the business, she falters when trying to connect with Lemonis as a business owner and understand what makes the company's concept work.
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Shevchenko excels in countering and clinching, and since she's four fights into her UFC career, she can dole out surprises like the armbar she caught off her back against Julianna Peña in January.
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Arthurs occasionally spells out messages that might be more powerful if unstated, but she excels at placing her characters in a tangible world and in conjuring relationships rife with ambiguities and sublimated tensions.
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"Right now Taiwan excels at energy efficiency, pollution control, real on the ground environmental protection technology," said Nate Maynard, a consultant at the Chunghua Institution for Economic Research, a Taiwan-based think tank.
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Sure, there might be a team that executes at a strategy at a higher level, or an individual athlete who excels in a way that forces opponents to adjust in pretty big ways.
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Isaac excels ther: his 6.2 block rate finished in the top 100 of all qualified college basketball players, and he showed well on lane-to-lane weak side rotation as a help defender.
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Matt Chapman is as good as anyone at third base and first baseman Matt Olson excels at scooping balls out of the dirt, saving numerous runs during the course of the regular season.
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But the small, licorice-loving country is less known as a style capital destination; when it comes to fashion, the city excels at a playful blend of bicycle-friendly comfort and Scandinavian chic.
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It is just the kind of display of Washington's power and global reach that the U.S. Navy excels at – both to reassure allies and, in this case, send a message to potential foes.
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Parker will hand over the reins to Charles Scharf, a one-time Jamie Dimon protégé known on Wall Street as a detail-oriented number cruncher who excels in streamlining operations, later this month.
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Musk was on the verge of hiring Morgan Stanley because the bank excels in rounding up financing from a wide array of sources, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC this week.
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Both are brilliant comedians with distinct voices; Ms. Nancherla's material tends toward well-crafted storytelling and self-effacing jokes while Ms. Firestone excels at audience interaction and quirkiness that borders on performance art.sanctuary9176.
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Led by its patented Dri-Fit technology, the Miler excels at wicking moisture but also proves capable of staying dry no matter the mileage — a feature that dramatically impacts both comfort and performance.
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Throughout her oeuvre, which spans periods from the 19th century to the mid-20th and backdrops from Shanghai to San Francisco, See excels at exploring the bonds between women, whether friends or family.
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Where the SN30 Pro excels, however, is as a jack of all trades for casual gamers who spend as much time playing classic retro games as they do modern titles like Super Mario Odyssey.
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Yes. The entire title of this show is dedicated to Foley's Will Chase, a man who excels in shooting bad guys but is also a charming romantic who wears his heart on his sleeve.
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There are four different Javelins that each offer different styles of play, from the heavily-armored Colossus with its oversized guns to the speedy and agile Interceptor, which excels at hit-and-run tactics.
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We talked about the Macron-effect, noting that the French president has most recently been on the money when talking about artificial intelligence, which is the kind of "deep tech" that EF excels in.
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Conventional bus and train transit excels at moving large volumes of passengers along busy corridors, but struggles to provide cost-effective service in outlying areas, where circuitous bus routes operate with few hourly boardings.
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But someone like Gaeta excels at seeing what the big picture of entertainment could look like in five, 10, or 15 years down the line — and understanding how to enable filmmakers to get there.
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The chain, which regularly tops "best franchises to buy" lists, excels at capitalizing on the "self-care" zeitgeist by advertising its services, which now include skin care, as "body maintenance" instead of a luxury.
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The competition pitted the Team USA members against one another and more than two dozen other racers in two runs featuring both of their individual strengths: downhill (Vonn's specialty) and slalom (where Shiffrin excels).
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The Samsung Galaxy smartwatch is an awesome Apple Watch alternative that excels in the two places the Series 4 flounders, offering a lengthy battery life of up to four days and costing far less.
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This is a show that traditionally excels at finding all the many tones and shades and variations of women's rage, but in these first three episodes, Serena's rage falls … just a little bit flat.
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If he excels on that end all year, and rolls his unparalleled combination of speed, strength, and length into one package at the point guard position, Washington's ceiling will rise a considerable degree. 2167.
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Teravainen has worked on improving his shot rate, but where he truly excels is playmaking, and that may be a perfect fit with Rask and Skinner, both of whom prefer to shoot the puck.
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Calise told Business Insider that Dell has lost as a technology company among this teen cohort because it excels at desktop and laptop computers — but teens mostly use their smartphones to navigate the world.
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That's especially crucial with a civilian superhero like Langdon, one of those preposterously capable types who wears professorial threads instead of a cape and excels at cracking gnarly codes rather than bad-guy heads.
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From an artist who excels at using balloons to a drag queen elevating the art of make up, these visual treats are designed to soothe the post-election hangover with a rush of dopamine.
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Is he destined to become a left-handed Jimmy Butler: the swift, switch-happy brute who excels on the defensive end while also being able to carry a pretty good offense on his shoulders?
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Euphoria excels at portraying those moments of hushed, immediate electricity between two people, the ones that hit you out of the blue as a teenager and don't happen as often as you get older.
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Abnormal psychology may not reveal Ephron, a seasoned novelist, screenwriter, essayist and humorist, at her merciless best, but she excels at characters' unintended comedy, their emotional warfare and witty observations of travel and consumption.
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One of the most puzzling injustices in American history is our time-honored tradition of eating turkey, a bird that excels in its mediocrity, on the best holiday this great nation has to offer.
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The London tourism industry excels at building up to royal babies, royal weddings and other royal events, said Laura Citron, the chief executive of London and Partners, the mayor of London's official promotional company.
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Even as Japan has given up its lead in technologies like televisions, cellphones and computers, it still excels in highly valued products used behind the scenes, including precision machinery, specialty chemicals, sensors and cameras.
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Even beyond the character work, Jaimes excels at going meta, at beboppin' and scattin' all over the fourth wall and turning sequential art into last-panel payoffs that surprise you into out-loud laughter.
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Mr. Thirlwell's latest project, Xordox, recalls the electronica that emerged in the decade when he started his craft, but utmost, it showcases what he excels at: sculpting sound waves to suit his theatrical dreams.
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The production gives a cast that excels in the art of lyric singing—including the soprano Diana Damrau (above), who portrays the Hindu priestess Leïla—the chance to render Bizet's characters in three dimensions.
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But Douthat is writing for Americans, which means that rather than simply stimulating readers to think harder about the present — which he excels at — he feels obliged to search for a redemptive happy ending.
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In my opinion, H&R Block excels at step-by-step guidance, which makes it a great choice for first-time filers or anyone who wants to be fully informed on their tax situation.
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He's a good doctor, in that he excels at his job, but he's also a good doctor, in that he really does believe in looking out for his patients' well-being, physical and otherwise.
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The book excels as it nears its climax — Peters leads us through a foot chase, through Swartz's accidental betrayal by his girlfriend and finally to his last supper at a Lower East Side gastro pub.
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Where the app excels is in the way its collaboration features and tools are combined into one intuitive whole—it's a breeze to use throughout, with a clutter-free interface that's easy on the eye.
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Whether a final is decided in the third set or the fifth, in a tiebreak at 6-all or at 12-all, the trophy goes to the player who excels in the high-leverage moments.
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Yet beyond the technical details — from shadows cast on carved lines to the complicated Antikythera mechanism (not on view but explored in video) — the exhibition excels at demonstrating the importance of time in everyday life.
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Normally, this would mean the Pirates dig how Cervelli frames pitches; or how he excels at developing a good rapport with his staff; or even how he rarely swings at pitches outside the strike zone.
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While many apps and wearables collect fitness data, Under Armour holds users accountable for being more active by giving them a series of call-to-action prompts — and this is where Under Armour really excels.
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In truth, the town hall was probably designed to be pointless, an exercise in grabbing empty calorie media coverage, which, 15 months in, is still the only thing that the Trump campaign really excels at.
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Where the group excels is in their ability to create music that's multipurpose and faceted, meaning you can just as easily chill out and decompress to their music, as you could dance along with it.
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Unlike other methods of analysis, 3D scanning excels at tracking the subtlest of changes across a canvas; it can measure differences as small as 10 microns, or a tenth the width of a human hair.
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The bakery excels at little things stuffed and filled: Take the papa relleno, a glob of mashed potato injected with a spoonful of picadillo, sofrito-thickened ground beef that Mr. Barreras seasons with smoked paprika.
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Colorado School of Mines (1) — Given it's name it's probably not surprising that the university excels when it comes to mining and mineral engineering, where it is ranked as the best university in the world.
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The Chargers' offensive line has been an issue, but the Giants have just eight sacks this season, among the fewest as a team in the N.F.L., and Rivers excels when he has time to throw.
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That's because most clients want someone who excels at one thing — whether that's understanding the ins and outs of a niche industry such as blockchain, or focusing on a specific skill, like developing investor presentations.
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Lover combines the spare, subdued, reflective, attenuated qualities of chart pop in 2019 with the soaring, energetic bridges and choruses Swift excels at — a way of accommodating to present commercial conventions while making it hers.
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From Snowman (the studio behind Alto's Adventure), there's Where Cards Fall, a meditative puzzle game, and Skate City, a skateboard game that excels on a touchscreen (although playing with a controller is apparently less fun).
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Fast Times at Ridgemont High excels in showing how we're all in flux at that stage of our lives, while also providing inspiration for how we might gain back some of that malleability in adulthood.
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He excels on multi-grooved, intermediate-sized speedways, and in the spring race here had one of the fastest cars, leading 101 laps and winning the second stage despite starting last in the 38-car field.
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Her story is in many ways a modern day fairy tale: A refugee girl excels at school, rises fast in her career, is elected to Parliament and becomes a senior member of the cabinet at 35.
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If there's one thing the Kardashian-Jenner family really excels at, aside from turning their very existence into a self-perpetuating multi-million dollar empire that is, it's throwing a truly excellent, over-the-top party.
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Here, it's the Note9 that excels, thanks to a dual aperture: The photo (left) clearly lit both faces on a dark Saturday night, while still bringing out details in the bridge and water in the water.
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She falls into law school and then a position at a major Chicago law firm because it seems like the logical next step for her, and she excels despite her lack of passion for the work.
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But action is secondary to atmosphere: Onuzo excels at evoking a stratified city, where society weddings feature "ice sculptures as cold as the unmarried belles" and thugs write tidy receipts for kickbacks extorted from homeless travellers.
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But where the young mixologist excels the most is in his ability to create a connection with patrons, making custom drinks to order, which is one of the lost arts of mixology he hopes to preserve.
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In addition to chess, U.M.B.C. excels in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, Baja racing (engineers designing cars, for those who are wondering) and Model U.N. "I'm happy to see U.M.B.C. had some success," Sherman added.
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China excels in most kinds of technology, but when it comes to gene editing and designer babies, it has an extra advantage: a population that has been conditioned to manipulating reproduction as a tool for progress.
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Whichever tournament he remembers, the finale was the same: England eliminated by Portugal; the players transformed from heroes into villains; the nation then indulging in the sport at which it truly excels: finger-pointing and browbeating.
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Hunt excels in his descriptions of battles, but the freelance classicist John Prevas, in HANNIBAL'S OATH: The Life and Wars of Rome's Greatest Enemy (Da Capo, $28), is better at providing context, both strategic and political.
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Mr. Porterfield also excels in depicting Keith's nerve-racking environment, a segregated neighborhood in which Keith has divided interests: Most of his friends, including his one-time girlfriend Courtney (the superb Zazie Beetz) are African-American.
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"If you were looking for really a perfect match for LendingClub, finding somebody who excels at the online customer experience around deposit gathering and brings a branchless footprint is really a very unique opportunity," said Sanborn.
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The label seems to unleash a new tape every few weeks (not that anyone's complaining; good shit is good shit, and if there's anything Master excels at, it's the creation and curation of certified Good Shit).
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They sought out "Supreme Special" pepperoni, made by the Ezzo company in Columbus, Ohio, because it has no fillers and excels at forming the "roni cups" that pizza lovers are currently swooning over, especially on Instagram.
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This experiment excels in a place where other animal research is often flawed—it studied wild animals in their natural habitats, rather than in a lab, where their behavior might be significantly altered by the unnatural environment.
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The stereotype of the Macedonian fake news publisher is of a teenager in Veles who knows little English, doesn't care about journalism or US politics, and excels at using spammy techniques to make plagiarized misinformation go viral.
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With David Fincher executive producing (and directing the pilot), Mindhunter is filled with the kind of unrelenting tension the filmmaker excels at, and infamous serial killers like Richard Speck and Edmund Kemper even pop up as characters.
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There's no camera for video calling like the Echo Spot or Show have, which is a bummer if you were expecting to be social — but it excels so much in other areas, you probably won't miss it.
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His previous statement that he is "neutral" in the conflict and belief that a flurry of the kind of deal -making at which he excels can secure an elusive agreement have opened vulnerabilities for rivals to exploit.
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Hank the septopus has been billed as Pixar's most technically complicated character to date, and as always, Pixar excels in the little details, like the shiny, slick texture of fish that have just emerged from the water.
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The 'Force Awakens' of found-footage movies I'll have a full review coming soon, but Blair Witch excels at doing one thing in particular: helping people remember why the original was so scary in the first place.
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Douglas didn't manage to qualify for the all-around individual final because of the "two-athletes-per-country" rule and she ranked 7th in the uneven bar finals on Sunday – an event that she usually excels in.
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But for someone who excels at spectacle, and who conducts and executes grand-scale group activity with military precision, Beyoncé made the striking decision to spend large parts of this show alone, unvarnished under the night sky.
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Fizdale is best-known around the league for his ability to communicate with stars and bench players alike, but he is also regarded as a strong Xs and Os mind who particularly excels on the offensive end.
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Charli XCX has obviously released a bunch of definitive albums and mixtapes over the years, but she really excels at these vivid, one-off, punchy pop tracks that make a dance-floor fill up when it's flagging.
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The description of the locale is somewhat flat, but Ólafsdóttir excels in exploring what bedevils Jónas and the novel's other men: a conception of manhood that prevents them from articulating emotion or understanding power except as violence.
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A brilliant offensive tactician, Payton excels at capitalizing on mismatches, and he integrated Ingram and the versatile Kamara — between the tackles and outside them, on screens and on routes — while still showcasing the dangerous receiver Michael Thomas.
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Yes, but: AI excels at identifying hidden patterns in huge amounts of data, and has been used before to help identify mental conditions — like finding the imperceptible vocal qualities that might suggest depression, Axios' Kaveh Waddell writes.
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But what it really excels at is capturing the feeling of driving through the great, open expanses of the country, radio blasting some of your favorite tunes (you can load your favorite songs right into the game).
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Where it excels on the latter is top-notch customer service, hygge-inducing rooms (read: intensely cozy), and a design-forward approach observed everywhere from the glass-encased shower to the open lobby dripping in lush greenery.
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But the arc of her mother's story may be too radical for most production companies: A black woman unapologetically engages in criminal activity and excels at it, making a better life for her family, no moralizing included.
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What's more, Black Sails also excels at a different type of, er, action: The show features nearly half a dozen bisexual characters in its main cast, and treats sexuality in general with a refreshing matter-of-factness.
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Roe proves a sure-handed guide on the quest for "something more real than reality" and excels in documenting clashes both serious and silly—as when Breton demanded that René Magritte's wife remove a necklace bearing a cross.
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The brand's aesthetic seems closely linked to this part of the capital, the moody surroundings of Elephant and Castle turned to cotton, thread, and velour—another example of the blend of lo-fi and aspirational Palace excels at.
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The mostly gay warlock coven leaders take Langdon in as one of their own, much to the skeptical chagrin of one John Henry Moore (Cheyenne Jackson), and he excels at all of the tests they put him through.
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Bad Moms excels during its most exaggerated moments: when Amy runs through the supermarket with her friends, rips open packages, and throws cornflakes in the air in slow motion, that's when the signature of the Hangover-series shines.
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With a 1 percent cash-back bonus and no annual fee, Final offers a competitive credit card product, but it really excels in the flexibility it provides in the way consumers can manage virtual cards across multiple vendors.
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Glastonbury excels in creating lawless spots where you lose all track of your mates, the odd item of clothing, time, space—that's part and parcel of the escapism that festivals promised so many are now starting to forget.
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Vijay Iyer, a pianist and composer who was DownBeat magazine's top jazz artist of 2012, 2015 and 2016, shines in acoustic jazz settings but also excels at electronic music and collaborates with string quartets, film-makers and poets.
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"As long as I'm confident in myself, I can put myself out there and other people can take it or leave it," said Sally Ayach, 13, a gymnast who excels at math and wants to be a lawyer.
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Brinson's most impressive statistics may have come off the field: He excels in the classroom — he has maintained a 228 grade point average in chemical engineering and hopes to attend medical school — and even in his other sport.
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That's a mode in which Wayne excels, which is probably why he took so enthusiastically to the other side of the Odd Future aesthetic when he was released from jail, getting really into skateboarding and garishly colorful clothes.
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For all its memorable brashness — the chili-laced cuisine, the vicious heat, the excess of tropical botany — Thailand excels in forgetting, a deliberate amnesia that makes history turn, if not in circles at least in cul-de-sacs.
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Frum, like other Trump holdouts, excels at criticizing the President's table manners but tends to pull up short, for obvious reasons, when it comes to examining the roots of the politics that led to his rise and election.
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"ServiceNow has spent a decade building the industry's most advanced cloud platform for orchestration and workflow that now excels at responding to security incidents and vulnerabilities," said Anne Bonaparte, president and chief executive of BrightPoint Security in a statement.
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So, they first give each other an impossibly long silent treatment — opening up a chance for a cameo from black-ish dad Andre Jonhson (Anthony Anderson) to prove Zoey excels at the awkward pauses — before finally sharing their feelings.
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Remainers whisper to themselves that surely he is a liberal at heart, who would not do anything truly dangerous—and might even call a second referendum in one of the gravity-defying acts of showmanship at which he excels.
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It's exceedingly rare that any kind of media portrays non-romantic love between two boys so deeply—too often this kind of bond is dismissed as sexual or nothing at all—but Kingdom Hearts excels at painting that picture.
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Washed in a delightful soundtrack of crooners and early pop stars (a recent scene, scored to the sexy come-on of April Stevens's "Teach Me Tiger," perfectly captures the eroticism of inexperience), the program excels at easily digested grit.
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He excels at literally everything from playing the stringed koto to collecting paintings and writing poetry, not to mention constantly seducing women with his immaculate taste, only to kind of ignore them after installing them in a mansion somewhere.
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He boxes out, recovers loose balls at a higher rate than any of his teammates, and still excels in his role as a critical cog in Golden State's OG Death Lineup, which is no longer getting steamrolled on defense.
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An unbeaten prospect who just came off an impressive title-winning display against Steve Carl at Titan FC 38, it will be interesting to see Muhammad trade leather with an opponent who excels in the striking realm like Jouban.
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Where the Morgan excels particularly is in shows of drawings, and in its intimate "Cube" gallery, more than two dozen sheets by Guercino, the 17th-century Italian polymath, reveal the vigor and experimentation that went into his Baroque altarpieces.
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Wilson plays through injury, excels against Jets EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — As reporters filed into a conference room beneath MetLife Stadium for Russell Wilson's post-game press conference, somebody mentioned the Seattle Seahawks' team bus wouldn't leave without the quarterback.
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While Toyota has the financial fire power to keep up with technology, the world's second-largest automaker has long struggled to win market share in India where drivers prefer the type of affordable compact cars in which Suzuki excels.
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The sequence where she lurks around the theater to find a way to kill off one of the lead actresses, as well as the scene where she excels in her training, makes for some of the episode's stronger stuff.
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I have a similar expectation when I look at the work of Romare Bearden — visual historian of the American South, member of the Harlem Renaissance, soldier, songwriter, author, and artist activist — because he excels in these things that collagists can do.
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It's an example of the power of savvy casting — Bryant excels at high drama of this variety, Cena is willing to make himself look like a fool, and Thompson is a master of standing on the sidelines with an upturned nose.
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The stock offering is a smash, soaring more than 50 percent on debut, but an economy which excels in innovating in the creation and sharing of "social stories" is a different beast from one which innovates in making steel or ships.
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This is where GLOW excels in season two, in its ideas of womanhood as a kind of performance given to the public, the costume later taken off at home, alone, when nobody but those who love you best can see it.
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Mr Amanat excels at establishing, through events and through the thought of its leading philosophers, how Persian Shia political philosophy creates this natural separation of mosque and state, as long as the state allows freedom and safety of Shia religious practice.
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London (CNN)He is one of the the country's most popular and eccentric politicians and excels when it comes to hosting satirical television shows -- but Boris Johnson has ducked out of the race for prime minister of the United Kingdom.
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It is likely that the coming years will see Zabit either hit a wall, or change how he fights to better emphasize where he excels and take away the opportunities he often needlessly gives opponents to get back in the fight.
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Margot Robbie plays Harding as a lower-class striver whose poverty and lack of polish work against her from the start, in a field where she excels through raw talent and hard work, but still can't get an even break.
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Wilson excels at Amy's version of Atomic Blonde (set to an a capella version of Britney Spears' "Toxic") and it made me wish that we could see her go to task on bad guys in her own Amy spin-off.
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The track excels in its ability to seamlessly weave together the sort of dance music Flume is known to be good at, with a pair of fitting and on point verses by Vince, and very smooth vocals by the singer Kučka.
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The similarities between St-Pierre and Whittaker on their feet—the karateka who learned to jab—is notable, and while St-Pierre excels at getting men down, Whittaker might be the best in the game right now at scrambling back up.
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On the other hand, splitting objectives up into their smallest possible form as a way of accomplishing a big task is the most efficient and least stressful way to accomplish that larger project Builders 2 excels at combining these two things.
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Now, though, with tens of millions of middle-class Chinese looking for better health care, insurance and financial services—areas in which Britain excels—"This should be Britain's time," says David Martin of the China-Britain Business Council, a lobby group.
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Where Apocalypse Now excels is in its understanding that this fear of the unknown––of whatever's beyond that tree line––is the cause of real physical and psychological hell for its characters, all while being something that they themselves helped create.
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The stirring Democratic race will also give Trump something he has long lacked, but loves -- a new enemy that he can use to define his own re-election bid and a genuine opening onto the campaign trail, where he excels.
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Peterson excels at explaining why we should be careful about social change, but not at helping us assess which changes we should favor; just about any modern human arrangement could be portrayed as a radical deviation from what came before.
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Haick's group is certainly ahead of our group in terms of getting close to doctor's visit tests," Agarwal said, adding that an important aspect to breath analysis is that it "excels at capturing changes in human health in a noninvasive manner.
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Bana has been stuck in grim, humorless roles for most of his career, but he excels here as the kind of merciless egotist Gervais loves to write: the pompous alpha male whose cruelty and self-interest are entertainingly pure and uncompromised.
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Harrigan excels at exploring such crucible moments and pays Lincoln, as well as the fictional and historical actors in his early drama, the compliment of keeping his hand off the dimmer switch even in the face of potentially unflattering light.
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Abbott excels in evoking the strange mix of camaraderie and rivalry that exists in academic research, showing the links forged by long hours and proximity as well as the suspicion and desperation that grow like a bacterial culture in competitive environments.
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Though he excels at romantic comedy, the essays that stray from that convention resound longer, like "The Strange Situation," which ambitiously explores his relationship patterns vis-à-vis his childhood participation in the psychologist Mary Ainsworth's famous study on attachment theory.
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That he also excels as a passer in the pick-and-roll should serve him quite well at the next level if he can make his game fast enough to compete with players who will have innumerable physical advantages over him.
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While Thornhill is a converted corner who excels in coverage, and Savage can do a little of everything, Abram is a beast in the box who uses his compact frame as a devastating weapon in the middle of the field.
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Miles, who has narrated works by Roxane Gay, bell hooks and N. K. Jemisin, excels at a technically perfect Standard American dialect but interjects just enough slightly sarcastic pauses and subtly acerbic inflections to emphasize the true meaning of the text.
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But Ms. Pelosi, who excels at legislative haggling and the corralling of a sometimes fractious group of Democrats, has demonstrated in the past that she has the capacity to win over dissenters with a mix of sweeteners and unspoken threats.
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Marshon Lattimore, Cornerback, Ohio State He is ridiculously fast (4.36-second 40-yard dash), excels in the vertical leap and broad jump, and justified his measurables on the field after a slow start because of ailing hamstrings that required surgery.
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Mr. Sechin, often described today as the second-most powerful man in Russia, excels at the dark, brutal, high-stakes infighting obscured behind the Kremlin walls, where he comes across as a kind of fearsome enforcer of domestic politics in business.
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The six-core chip excels at number crunching and multithreaded processes (thanks to its two extra cores and four more threads), so it is going to be better suited for compiling code or running extremely complicated macros on Excel spreadsheets.
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And while some Democrats describe him as socially "awkward" and hardly a back-slapper who excels at the inside game in the Capitol, Schiff has been showering his colleagues with campaign cash through his leadership PAC, United for a Strong America.
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It was a transparent bit of retaliation for Ms. Pelosi's taking his big television moment away from him — not to mention a blatant attempt to drag the speaker down into the sort of cheap playground tussle at which the president excels.
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Wayne appears ever so briefly on More Life, sparking a blunt never to return (curatorial points must be given for putting Lil Wayne on a track to introduce Sampha, the kind of global and genre-bending juxtaposition at which Drake excels).
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While stand-up Jones excels when she plays versions of herself — or just, herself — Nwodim, an alum of hallowed improv group the Upright Citizen Brigade's L.A. chapter and former Funny Or Die video star, is a classic Saturday Night Live utility player.
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These are the things Yakuza really excels at; Taking you through a tumultuous, often high-energy and emotional story, and then giving you these one-off lighthearted and hilarious side missions, all while keeping you completely invested in the very good crime boys.
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With this new update, we thought it'd be fun to highlight all the cool features and innovations inside the redesigned Model S. After all, there's so much more to this car than its looks, though it excels in that department as well.
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This is a technology that excels at finding connections, and this can lead to all sorts of spurious analyses: from scanning babysitters' social media posts to detect their "attitude" to analyzing corporate transcripts of earnings calls to try to predict stock prices.
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Read MoreJapanese taxpayers foot $100B bill for Fukushima disaster Japan's many "natural risks" means it excels in preparing for natural disasters, and is willing to teach emerging markets how to do so as well, says Ede Ijjasz-Vasquez from the World Bank.
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Using boxing as the vehicle to get the kids in the door, East Side Boxing excels in its ability to not only connect with the local youth but also in terms of the support it can offer them in the long term.
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The match wasn't bad in terms of the actual wrestling; WWE has established such a deep bench of talent that the in-ring stuff rarely descends to the realm of the terrible, and Reigns excels in matches involving furniture, weapons, and metal posts.
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Brannen excels at evoking lost worlds, from the global coral reefs of the Devonian period to the Pangaean crocodilians of the late Triassic—both of which were, in part, snuffed out by shifting levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide and the ensuing climate change.
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Ward, with his direct-action sculptural politics, excels at taking materials identified with racist violence and oppression (fire hoses, baseball bats, a police surveillance tower), transfiguring them in a most hands-on way, and giving them entirely new, non-oppressive functions and meanings.
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Billy Collins, the only living poet who makes me want to read contemporary poetry; Dave Barry, who consistently excels at outrageous humor, the most difficult genre of all; Charles McCarry, whose espionage novels convince me that he knows everything in the world.
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Casper Ruud, like his father, excels on clay, and Christian said his son needed to leverage his powerful forehand and dictate points as much as possible, and perhaps even serve better than he usually did, or it could be a short match.
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It's been pretty easy to find this product going at this rate, or less, but if you're in a pinch on Black Friday, this is an excellent deal if you're looking for a display that excels as a digital picture frame sans camera.
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The more straightforward documentary work of Vinca Petersen, a photographer who maps her life in rave culture across a whole gallery wall, represents another strand in which "Sweet Harmony" excels: visual records of how rave emerged, adapted and has continued to thrive.
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Morgan excels at straight prose—you could carve four or five realist novellas out of "The Sport of Kings"—but she makes use of many other forms: sermons, textbooks, rules, excerpts from other works (real and invented), Socratic dialogues, flashbacks, parables, stage plays.
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The positive side is that for viewers whose main concern is hanging out with the kids of Hawkins and enjoying the quirky, nostalgia-laced humor and fun that Stranger Things excels at, season three is pretty much on top of its game.
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The hour was heavy on character and light on violence, which is exactly the kind of emotional whiplash this series excels at, often swerving from horrific, action-packed installments to philosophical ruminations on the meaning of life in the midst of the zombie apocalypse.
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A new pair of Levi's jeans or one of its Commuter series denim jackets excels at that moment, reminding you of its 150-plus years of cloth craftwork experience and the familiar, but never tired, feeling of an article of clothing that just feels right.
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But that won't matter unless the chair excels at the unsavory work of currying favor with donors — which is part of the reason some Democrats worry that Ellison may have trouble soliciting funding from the rich donors in the party's base who rejected Sanders's campaign.
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On that note — and given that AI is an area where Europe and the U.K. in particular excels — I turn the topic to Brexit and ask the pair what they make of the current Brexit mess (actually, I used a far less polite word).
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The only guy who could maybe make her happier is her son Leo, and she's similarly smiling so hard her face probably hurts when she deals with her role as a mother, which she is excels at in her classic, over-the-top Mindy fashion.
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Doherty excels at affectionate character sketches tinged with junked-out wistfulness, yet beneath it all throbs a death wish that looks less like a posture each passing year, as the boyish man stumbles towards what may prove to be the mother of all midlife crises.
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But while Saban certainly has sent many former assistants into their first top jobs, and while he excels at persuading the best high school prospects to play for him, he also has nursed a side interest in resuscitating careers that have gone off the rails.
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He's a gifted wordsmith ("I do like to slip in precise turns of phrase," he said, slipping in a precise turn of phrase), excels at playing characters in his routines and has become physically adept enough to make full use of Radio City's massive stage.
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But instead of documenting her life experiences, something at which she excels, Daum spends far more time arguing over simplified conservative and liberal talking points, exposing her blind spots to the current issues that color our experience: race, gender, capitalism, the internet, and power.
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Beyondless excels at setting a mood, one that will evoke the swollen-eyed dirges and cracking whips of Exploding Plastic Inevitable-era Velvet Underground about as often as it does open-road rock 'n' roll, of both the German motorik and British Invasion variety.
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He glorifies the pleasures of adultery and promiscuity in "I Get Around," yet empathizes with the plight of black women in "Keep Ya Head Up." Buckman masterfully excels in bringing these concepts to light while simultaneously probing the viewer to seek deeper and more honest responses.
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You can dig into your stats in all kinds of ways, set goals, configure specific workouts and much more – like the Apple Watch, the Versa excels as a fitness tracker, as you would expect from Fitbit (though the one key omission is no on-board GPS).
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The New Yorker excels at bouying its narrative profiles with bright, colorful anecdotes, and Osnos' tales of Zuckerberg's board-game dominance are delightful: A few years ago, he played Scrabble on a corporate jet with a friend's daughter, who was in high school at the time.
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According to his data (which you can see here), if you want a city that excels in all three, you have just three choices:Oklahoma City, OklahomaOmaha, NebraskaDes Moines, IowaIn fact, only 15 cities got high marks in two categories, most of them focused in quality of life.
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She excels at this mode, and many of these songs twinge the heartstrings with an affected pathos she's rarely approached — especially "Fuck It I Love You," half exclaimed and half mumbled over thin, hypnotic, trembling keyboards, and "Love Song," whose orchestral flutters suit her melody's wounded grandeur.
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And it excels not by addressing edge cases, but by being the best for the things people generally want cameras for anyway – shooting images quickly and conveniently in a range of settings, and having them turn out results you actually want to look at and share.
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This loose trilogy of episodes, all of which circle back to the same events in the kids' lives as teenagers — events that will somehow lead to their dad's death — is exactly the sort of small-scale storytelling the series excels at when it's at its best.
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To rational people, it might make no sense to roil the stock market and upset our trading partners just to sway a few votes in southwestern Pennsylvania, but it's exactly the sort of narrow, petty con that has typified Mr. Trump's career and at which he excels.
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Which is where "There She Goes" excels, in a way you might expect from a show whose executive producers include Sharon Horgan of "Catastrophe" and "Motherland" fame: by shining a light on a perhaps more difficult kind of parenting without turning it into overly sentimentalized pablum.
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Based on your film study of LeBron's game and what he excels at, as we look forward to his 16th season, and without getting into the realities of contracts or anything like that, do you think there's a team that's an ideal fit for him basketball-wise?
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Here's the full list, as seen in the gif below from top to bottom, left to right: You can imagine that an AI might be created that excels at the grid-based ones like Heist, Maze, and Chaser, but loses the track in Jumper, Coinrun, and Bossfight.
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He also excels at editing visuals, winning Cuba's best music video award last year for the clip he made to accompany "Electrotumbao 2030," a head-nodding original which marries the tumbao—a standard bass rhythm underpinning most Afro-Cuban music— with a grabbag of theremin-esque stabs and quavers.
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Almeida absolutely excels at swarming opponents and has a huge edge on striking variety but has a horrible habit of eating crisp counter punches, especially in the early going, due to his dangling non-punching hand and his tendency to lean deep to each side as he swings.
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These are the types of stories that Gaiman excels at: the author of popular comics such as Sandman, and novels such as American Gods, Neverwhere, Coraline, and The Ocean at the End of the Lane, he's pulled in influences from the Norse mythos in many of his works.
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Shot in Eastwood's typical workmanlike style, so sapped of color that it sometimes approaches black and white, the movie excels at capturing both the moment-to-moment drama of ditching the plane and the remarkable calm that Sullenberger and his crew displayed while making life-or-death decisions.
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The 24-year-old Cornet, who excels on clay courts like the ones at the Family Circle Tennis Center, was able to break Garcia's serve twice in second and third sets and cruised to the win as errors by Garcia began to pile up late in the match.
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While Modi excels as a stump speaker who can deliver an hour-long address without notes, Akhilesh has sought to connect with the youth vote via new media, taking personal control over his social media accounts and doing a Facebook Live with one of India's best-known TV journalists.
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Hemsworth excels in the very silly role, providing the film with another comedic release valve — one who can be just unbelievable enough in his utter vapidity to allow the movie to wink at its audience every so often about how crazy the universe it takes place in is.
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We're not exactly out on a limb here: Boston had a top-five defense and top-15 offense last season, and then they added a four-time All-Star who excels on both sides of the ball and is known to make life easier for everyone he plays with.
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Directed by Talvin Wilks in a strikingly designed world-premiere production at the National Black Theater, "The Peculiar Patriot" excels at visceral moments like that, even as it builds a strong case against the mass incarceration of African Americans and the effects of a racially skewed justice system.
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The Chiefs don't play this weekend, but before the playoffs — and, quite possibly, during them — they will encounter an opponent that appears equipped to slow them, a defense that coaxes interceptions and excels in the red zone and might prevent them from scoring so darn quickly and often.
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A research team led by University of Notre Dame professor Timothy Judge reviewed the results of 78 studies on leadership in business, government, and academic settings, and found that personality is a strong predictor of both who&aposs perceived as a leader and who excels as a leader.
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Edgar excels at winning exchanges in the pocket, always getting down behind a forearm or shoulder and moving his head throughout, but he has to get so close in order to do so that Rodriguez might look to connect intercepting elbows on Edgar's usual straight line running flurries.
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Washington excels at playing the straight man on the verge of a nervous breakdown, toggling between simmering rage and hilarious incredulity during his many phone calls with Duke, who lists the many ways he can tell the difference between a white man and a Black man by the way they enunciate.
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Many of us have daydreamed endlessly about being invited to one of Taylor Swift's epic Fourth of July parties if only to taste her take on Ina Garten's equally iconic American flag buttercream and berries cake, but it turns out that's not the only kind party recipe Swift excels at making.
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Experts in the industry and academia with no vested interest in lidar tell CNN Business that lidar may have been helpful in those crashes because the autonomous driving system would benefit from additional data that is coming from a sensor that excels at seeing objects that the Tesla sensors struggle with.
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Although sound in graphic novels is usually left to the imagination of the reader, Powell excels at representing music, from the gospel of Mahalia Jackson to Martha and the Vandellas' anthemic "Dancing in the Streets" drawing musical notes into the background to demonstrate how central certain songs were to maintaining morale.
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He gets knocked down, he gets back up again, and he's ready to get back to the day job, which I think (?) is to insult literally every possible minority demographic, and also to just sort of stand there while the Queen shakes everyone's hand, both of which he excels at.
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Arnold is played by the winning Michael Urie, and the role combines the kind of comic physicality that he excels at—widened eyes, head tosses, the dramatic extending of a leg ending in a bunny slipper—with sometimes stagy monologues and dialogues that even Fierstein had to work to pull off.
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He doesn't have to be a go-to scorer with John Wall and Bradley Beal in town, so the Wizards may be a team that lets Brown do all of the other little things he excels at, which is probably ideal at least in the early portion of his career.
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And Butters excels at about half a dozen things (weathering his chauvinism and balancing adult wisdom with childlike wonder, for starters) while never losing the idea that she's also playing a kid who expects the man-baby next to her to act like more of an adult than she is.
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The coloratura soprano Audrey Luna, whose stratospheric upper range was put to use by Mr. Adès in his previous opera "The Tempest" (presented at the Met in 2012) excels as Leticia, an opera singer who had starred in the performance the guests have attended: The dinner party is in her honor.
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