For the most dexterous developers, there are plenty of rewards left to unlock.
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The fastest human with the most dexterous hands can solve a Rubik's cube in 4.74 seconds.
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It's a riotous combination, and "My Type" finds Miss Blanks delivering some of her most dexterous verses yet.
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Now the jab can be the most dexterous weapon in the striking arsenal but most wrestlers who learn the jab and shoot cannot use it that way.
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No fighter wants to keep winding up and swinging at air, so they start waiting a little later to see if the punches are really coming before they attempt to counter, except that 'extra time' doesn't exist when you're dealing with the fastest and most dexterous weapon in fighting—a good jab.
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The captives on the rock were at last rescued by the islanders, who are the most dexterous cragsmen in those parts.
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Edmund Chapman of Chertsey died on 30 July. Chapman was an eminent master bricklayer and "accounted one of the most dexterous cricket players in England".Waghorn.
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Horse racing was a popular pastime with Don Cossacks. Riders competed to hit a target, firing weapons from horseback. The most dexterous were able to do this standing on the horses back. It was traditional practice for Cossack families to provide a young Cossack with two horses, a uniform and weapons.
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Mitch Findlay of HotNewHipHop called the song "gaudy" and said, "Lil Pump sets things off on an energetic note. His flow is in fine form, outlandish in its disregard to etiquette yet all the better for it". He continued, "KSI has already proven himself to be a capable emcee, and he does it once more on this go-around, boasting the most dexterous flow on the track". Grungecake called "Poppin" "a bouncy record" and noted that there are "stellar lyrical deliveries from all artists".
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Peter Bales (1547–1610?) was an English calligrapher and one of the inventors of shorthand writing. He was born in London in 1547, and is described by Anthony Wood as a "most dexterous person in his profession, to the great wonder of scholars and others". We are also informed that "he spent several years in sciences among Oxonians, particularly, as it seems, in Gloucester Hall; but that study, which he used for a diversion only, proved at length an employment of profit." He is mentioned for his skill in micrography in Holinshed's Chronicle.
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He also exhibited at the Royal Academy (RA), British Institution (BI) and the Royal Society of British Artists (RBA).Short biography of William Bennett. Bennett learnt from Cox the ability to draw with speed, and worked with a restricted range of colours, achieving his artistic effect by "the quickest and most dexterous use of a large brush full of colour dashed with hurried certainty over the roughest paper". In this way he achieved the effect of portraying the initial impact of the scene to the artist, but at the expense of accuracy.
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RM is a baritone. In 2017, American hip-hop magazine XXL released a list entitled "10 Korean Rappers You Should Know", which included RM. Writer Peter A. Berry promises that "Rap Monster rarely fails to live up to his name." He describes the young star as "one of the region’s most dexterous rappers, capable of switching flows effortlessly as he glides across an array of diverse instrumentals." Crystal Tai from South China Morning Post stated RM received a lot of praise for his natural flow and lyrics and that he's got some "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy mixed with Earl Sweatshirt and Chance the Rapper" in him.
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You may have your own opinion, but you may not get to project it to the world like I do." Writing for Spin, rock critic Alan Light said that the album may have proved that Eminem is the most "dexterous, vivid writer in pop music". The album also sees Eminem dissing several artists, including Mariah Carey, Moby, Canibus and Limp Bizkit, while Dr. Dre disses Jermaine Dupri on the song "Say What You Say". Lyrically, the album shows Eminem's personal and musical growth with there being a lack of misogyny and homophobia compared to The Marshall Mathers LP. Eminem told Spin, "One of the frustrating things was people saying, 'He's got to cuss to sell records,' [...] That's why with this album, I toned it down a bit as far as shock value.
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