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Apple is not only a bellwether company in tech but also the most expertly managed one under Tim Cook.
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This means to our human palette, we're going to taste the Ahch-To seas in the bountiful flavors of most expertly prepared porgplates no matter what.
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At its basest level, "Grand Theft Auto 5" is the most expertly realized open-world satire that the franchise's creators at Rockstar Games have ever produced.
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Critics had been bashed over the head with Schwarzenegger, automatic weapon-toting lunkheads, exotic jungle locales, and extra-terrestrials so often in this decade that by the time '87 rolled around, not even the most expertly-crafted combination of those elements could counteract the macho action/sci-fi genre's critical mass being reached.
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The Allmusic review by Thom Jurek awarded the album 4 stars stating "Potter's writing on Imaginary Cities engages every aspect of his jazz palette. It embraces modern classical music as part of a striking whole. It is his most ambitious project to date, and arguably his most expertly articulated". The Guardian 's John Fordham noted "this feels like a work in progress with a fascinating future".
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It was based on the debut novel by Kathleen Winsor published three years earlier. Macmillan, who had published Gone with the Wind, were excited about the book's commercial possibilities and launched it with an initial run of 175,000 copies. The New York Times called Winsor a "born storyteller". The same paper called the book "one of the most expertly packaged bundles of literature in years".
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The arrangement of the apartments of Sahure's mortuary temple became the model layout for subsequent temples of the type in the Old Kingdom. Relief decoration advanced in wealth of subject matter and quality of workmanship and temples were outfitted with expansive storeroom complexes. Sahure's temples and causeway are the most expertly decorated containing the most thematically diverse relief-work yet discovered from the Old Kingdom. Across his entire complex, it is estimated that of finely carved relief adorned the walls.
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The unresolved split between the straightforward thriller technique and the more penetrating psychological study of character, indeed, makes itself felt as a weakness at intervals throughout the film." The Chicago Tribune also was mixed, declaring that "While it has scenery and carefully allotted bits of tension, the film is crowded and devious plot-wise and doesn't rank with Director Hitchcock's previous bests. The finale is slightly overdone, even if it does manage to bring in a famed hotel." Philip K. Scheuer of the Los Angeles Times wrote one of the positive reviews and declared that Hitchcock "has fashioned an absorbing screen drama, one of the solidest and most expertly made of recent weeks.
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