Granted, granular policy details have never been Trump's strong suit.
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But, let's be honest, vision is not their strong suit.
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Separating business and pleasure is clearly not their strong suit.
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And that, I think, is a strong suit for me.
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Fibbing is not everyone's strong suit, but don't worry, Ellie.
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Admittedly, contemplating mortality is not (yet) a national strong suit.
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But, then, cost has never been the Note's strong suit.
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Diplomacy isn't Trump's strong suit; trashing Barack Obama's accomplishments is.
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Firing top officials has not been the mayor's strong suit.
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I'm not convinced that philosophy is this restaurant's strong suit.
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Clearly, honesty is not a strong suit with some politicians.
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So, you know, execution still not this division's strong suit.
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Math's not my strong suit, but these are daunting numbers.
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That has not always been the Knicks' strong suit this season.
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Or else, maybe shopping in Yen isn't really your strong suit.
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Interpersonal skills are my strong suit—I can be quite empathetic.
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Grappling with our faults has never been this country's strong suit.
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It has always been understood that Jedrzejczyk's strong suit is striking.
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But political courage does not seem to be his strong suit.
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He said he learned patience as well — never his strong suit.
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And the details of implementation are not this administration's strong suit.
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This type of fight has always been Mr. Schiff's strong suit.
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He suffers from dyslexia and said academia wasn't his strong suit.
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Finding the midpoint between extremes has never been my strong suit.
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That's really the strong suit of the app — the simplicity of interaction.
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"My strong suit, just like last week, was long runs," he said.
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It seems self-evident, perhaps, but it is not her strong suit.
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That's especially impressive because that has never been developer DICE's strong suit.
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But packing backpacks and purses, however, has never been my strong suit.
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Théâtre de la Colline, Paris Subtlety is not Vincent Macaigne's strong suit.
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But silence, as we've learned over the years, isn't Nancy's strong suit.
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But foreign affairs have not exactly been Mr. Di Maio's strong suit.
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Revamping the nation's health care system isn't exactly the GOP's strong suit.
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Nancy: Strategy has never the strong suit of this particular White House.
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Plot is Perrotta's strong suit, and the series moves at quite a clip.
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Safety here refers to cybersecurity, which BlackBerry claims is the QNX's strong suit.
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"They just told me to be patient, and that's not my strong suit."
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The Midwest's style is not the strong suit of either Republican front-runner.
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But easy to understand ballots have never been the United States' strong suit.
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But then, variety is not Coachella's strong suit in more ways than one.
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Policy is Clinton's strong suit; she should play it for all it's worth.
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Patience was never her strong suit, not with so much still to do.
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Still, shooting is not Oladipo's strong suit, and the same is true of Russ.
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Young voters have not been a strong suit for Clinton, but African-Americans have.
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This is a young woman who knows that academics are not her strong suit.
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This may explain why appetizers are the strong suit on the Freakin Rican menu.
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Mr. Tillerson's strong suit could be his knack for getting his way in negotiations.
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The economy isn't Duterte's strong suit; his message is mostly about law and order.
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It was very obvious that I liked him — subtlety has never been my strong suit.
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If you aren't great at math, setting menu prices might not be your strong suit.
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Don't worry: You can run a small business even if math isn't your strong suit.
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The company is leaning into its strong suit, injecting high-tech delivery into the fight.
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She could recite Middle English poetry while drunk, but home repairs weren't her strong suit.
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Clinton played to her strong suit in experience, delivering calculated and well-reasoned policy prescriptions.
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Bush continued, saying message discipline was not his strong suit, and pointing to his brain.
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Sunday, she explained the comment, saying that soaring rhetoric will never be her strong suit.
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Courtesy the artist and CENTRAL FINE, Miami Beach Geographic diversity is the show's strong suit.
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Against Lyoto Machida, Romero went largely untouched because offence is not a Machida strong suit.
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Growing up, he writes, school was not his strong suit because he suffered from dyslexia.
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"They do a pretty good job with numbers -- coverage is not their strong suit," Price said.
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The strong suit of work produced at the time was its "political relevance," Mr. Biesenbach said.
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And guess what: For many of these technically prepared millennials, soft skills aren't their strong suit.
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Consistency has never been Mr. Christie's strong suit, and that showed in his endorsement on Friday.
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Introspection, however, has not been her strong suit; faith in the Lord, and in herself, is.
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As for actual U.S. availability on those phones, well, that's never really been Sony's strong suit.
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Her strong suit, on the surface, is the emotional surge and the hoarse, almost serrated shout.
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Defense is Trump's strong suit right now and his Warsaw speech shows that he knows it.
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"But political courage does not seem to be his strong suit," the newspaper said of Toomey.
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Honestly, though it feels quicker than that, its acceleration is not its strong suit — cornering is.
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The quarterback position has, to put it mildly, not been a strong suit for the Browns.
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Presidential politics are, by far, the party's strong suit — and it still couldn't beat Donald Trump.
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But hardware was never its strong suit after the original, and still popular, basic monochrome Kindle reader.
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This implies the culture war, though a strong suit for Mr Trump, will bring him diminishing returns.
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"Getting attention is not her strong suit," Abrams said in his speech, as reported by ET Online.
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Early on in our marriage, it became clear to him that cooking was not my strong suit.
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Teleprompter reading has never been his strong suit, and Tuesday's delivery isn't likely to change that perception.
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Probably unsurprisingly, marketing and branding is not my strong suit, and occupies very little of my headspace.
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Making cars drive themselves is mostly a software problem, and software has never been Detroit's strong suit.
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He's always on time and has planned things in advanced, which has not been my strong suit.
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But facts aren't exactly this president's strong suit, with The Washington Post recently marking his 2,000th lie.
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When hunting for that perfect specimen, patience — not exactly a strong suit for New Yorkers — is key.
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"This should be his strong suit: courting C.E.O.s," said Douglas Brinkley, a presidential historian at Rice University.
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What happens if reading music isn't your strong suit, or you aren't up on your famous symphonies?
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For those who find him too abrasive, the mystery of his true self is Trump's strong suit.
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"Improv is not my strong suit, especially when trying to stay in an accent," she told the publication.
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Comedy is a strong suit for both Diggs and Casal — I loudly cackled in the theater several times.
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Cryptocurrency Diploma Master Class See Details Graphic design may be your passion, but is it your strong suit?
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"Obviously my strong suit is the 100 so that is what my main focus is on," he added.
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Naturally, none of this comes cheap — and let's be honest, affordability has never really been iRobot's strong suit.
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Pitching, however, hasn't been a strong suit, as the Red Sox had a 4.48 team ERA entering Sunday.
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This might be frustrating, but with the regularly retrograde planet as your ruler, flexibility is your strong suit.
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Accuracy is not exactly these podcasts' strong suit, but mistakes and inconsistencies are just more material for jokes.
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He loved the cocktails, a Happy Cooking strong suit, and was especially keen on one made with mezcal.
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The writing, always the strong suit of a Failbetter game, is by turns funny, eerie, and sweetly sad.
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Security isn't their only strong suit; according to Clarence House, three of the women have recently climbed Mount Everest.
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If remembering reality show contestant names are not your strong suit, scroll below to see the returning familiar faces.
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In the Game 1 defeat, the Warriors got just 16 points from their bench, usually a reliable strong suit.
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" Silbert told me, "I would be trying to get at the feelings, but emotions were not Gavin's strong suit.
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And if you're looking for greater size variety (not Spanx's strong suit), you may want to check out ThirdLove.
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And since tact isn't exactly Bran's strong suit these days, we can only imagine how awkward it's going to be.
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While the requirements for models are (finally) shifting, one deficit remains the same: dancing is not always their strong suit.
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And while I didn't think this would be Valentina's strong suit, she did her homework, and as usual, she slayed.
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Moreover, succession planning has not been an industry strong suit: few fund managers have built organisations that will survive them.
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" Brinkley says that while some marriages can "sometimes get healed by apologies," saying 'I'm sorry' is "not Trump's strong suit.
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He hadn't left the mansion in years, and going out into society was never his strong suit to begin with.
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"Getting attention is not her strong suit," J.J. Abrams said in his speech during the presentation, according to ET Online.
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Variety is not Gastlelum's strong suit but he has shown consistently the power and versatility of the simple one-two.
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Sitting still has never been Whan's strong suit, which partly explains his success as the Ladies Professional Golf Association commissioner.
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While online services may not be Apple's strong suit, in recent years, designing systems with maximum security has become a strength.
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Amazon's plucky little voice assistant already has a fairly broad skill set – but gaming has never really been Alexa's strong suit.
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So AI isn't going anywhere and Europe's traditional strong suit in pure maths and research should help the AI revolution there.
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The appearance of genuine spontaneity has never been her strong suit, but Clinton feels like she's playing a role, at least.
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"Well, I mean punctuality's not my strong suit," Musk told CBS' "60 Minutes" in December, when discussing missed Model 3 deadlines.
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These are all hallmarks of bad, bland writing, and the writing on House of Cards has never been its strong suit.
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Defense is not their only strong suit as the Jaguars top the league with an average of 145.3 rushing yards. 2.
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Tyrion will take over for the missing Daenerys in Meereen, which means a lot of talking, usually Peter Dinklage's strong suit.
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Regarding video, the 1080p HD capture is decent and eclipses most other mirrorless full-frame cameras, but isn't its strong suit.
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This Trump-like focus on polling may play well with Sanders's passionate base, but it's not really the senator's strong suit.
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But that would require clear communication around a set of mundane-sounding problems — which, so far, isn't the company's strong suit.
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The plucky Giants did put up a fight, especially on defense, which has hardly been the team's strong suit this season.
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The presidency is a difficult 24/7 job that requires attention to details, something not generally viewed as Trump's strong suit.
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Another strong suit is dim sum, made to order and available at all times, although the bench is deeper at lunch.
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My uncle would typically receive a cologne gift set; my father...a cologne gift set (variety was not my strong suit).
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Adi: And time-saving and de-skilling isn't the strong suit of "smart tech" that's all about collecting huge amounts of information.
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Camila Cabello hypnotizes with her sexy salsa moves in the music video for "Havana," but dancing was not always her strong suit.
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I'm going to go with the first one, because I know Sean Hannity, and delivering factual information is not his strong suit.
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Metaphors, generally, are not my strong suit, but this one feels pretty undeniable, as much as I would like to deny it.
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That's it's strong suit and it nails it completely, making it easy to sink hours and hours into in a single day.
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Trump would like to be talking more about national security and the economy, two issues that he believes are his strong suit.
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"The Affair" is to be commended for taking this storytelling risk, and risk-taking has been its strong suit from the start.
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Trump got agitated, and seemed unable to either address specifics clearly (never his strong suit) nor to return to any big themes.
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I flunked my first math test at the age of 11, so let me first state that numbers was never my strong suit.
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While we eagerly await whatever diss track they fire back with, it's important to remember that words aren't exactly these guys' strong suit.
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Surprisingly, Clinton herself, when pressed, was her own shrewdest strategist, a role that had never been her strong suit in the White House.
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As I plopped down on a mostly empty bus at 2000:05 (punctuality is not my strong suit), a chill ran through me.
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Managing the bullpen was a strong suit for Girardi in New York, where he generally stuck to rules geared at keeping relievers healthy.
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"The willingness of Berkshire investors to hold shares based on the company's intrinsic value has always been a strong suit for Warren," he said.
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Rather, it is to say that the economy might not be the strong suit that Trump thinks it will be for his reelection bid.
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But sensible storylines aren't really a strong suit over at Grey's — just look at the madness that every single character is currently dealing with.
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"Both my partner and I, dancing is not really our strong suit," Ms. Angelopoulos said from Toronto, where they collaborate under the name Catshrine.
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With anatomy not being their strong suit, the archaeologists scoured the internet, comparing it to the fingers of Neanderthals and other so-called "archaic" humans.
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For Trump to score on the Street, the president will have to display one characteristic that hasn't been a particularly strong suit of his — focus.
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Sanders was commanding in discussing the Flint water crisis, taking Clinton's push for a debate in the city and turning it into his strong suit.
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Although guarding opponents is still not his strong suit, did you know Harden also is tied with former DPOY Marc Gasol in Defensive Win Shares?
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After admitting that economic policy was not his strong suit, he promised to "employ the economic minds of the country" and leave it to them.
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During his near-daily appearances at the White House briefing room podium, Pence has exuded qualities that aren't exactly Trump's strong-suit: calm, organized, collaborative.
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This kind of administrative minutia has never been Trump's strong suit (see the testing fiasco) and it seems very unlikely that he'll take this advice.
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Traditional hotels aren't really Brooklyn's strong suit, but I had a decent experience at the Red Lion Inn & Suites, close to Boerum Hill in Gowanus.
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"We were in training, everything felt normal, and we got to the point of competing, which is supposed to be our strong suit," he said.
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And against Kvitova, Osaka was able to corral her emotions after the second set got away from her, which hasn't always been her strong suit.
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Packing for a trip is one of the most stressful things — especially when packing lightly isn't a strong suit or you're restricted to a carry on.
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An early scene where Jessica faces a speedster, accomplished via some strikingly ugly special effects, is a reminder that superpowered brawls aren't Jessica Jones' strong suit.
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Besides his talent for not being Ted Cruz, Trump's other strong suit for Republican leaders is the suspicion that he doesn't particularly believe anything he says.
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I think my strong suit is taking people's stories and points of view, then coming up with a concept that we can make relatable to everyone.
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Along with his long-standing popularity with African-American voters, Biden was showing strength with nonwhite voters without a college degree, a traditional Sanders strong suit.
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"Airlines have the growth of about twice the group as a whole and that's really your strong suit so I'd say focus on your airlines," added Gibbs.
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Consistency has never been his strong suit, but it has been a wretched season for the 46-year-old, even by his own up-and-down standards.
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This is also the team (HBO and Wildside) that brought us The Young Pope earlier this year, so treading lightly may not necessarily be their strong suit.
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And the defense, which has been the strong suit of ours, you give a team a couple extra outs, that's not characteristic of what we're capable of.
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Dahl filled that space with dark humor, but dark humor has never been Spielberg's strong suit, so large portions of The BFG just kind of sit there.
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It is his second Sunday puzzle, and it solved almost as fast as a daily for me, even though its subject matter isn't really my strong suit.
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"Dates are not SpaceX's strong suit," said Mary Lynne Dittmar, executive director of the Coalition for Deep Space Exploration, a space advocacy group consisting of aerospace companies.
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While the meal was delicious, I have to agree with BI's resident taste-tester Irene Jiang who reported that In-N-Out's French fries aren't its strong suit.
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Tangentially, while debates are not Jeb Bush's strong suit, he was far more focused and relaxed tonight, perhaps because he wasn't distracted by the Orange One for once.
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Pausing and reflecting is not the Jennings' strong suit, but now they're both being dragged back into memory, even as they half-heartedly keep chugging forward with work.
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But having patience and being able to explain things in a clear and coherent manner has never been Trump's strong suit and he's speaking to a friendly crowd.
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Hung agreed that personal trainers who get help for skills that aren't a strong suit can open up time and energy to focus on what they do best.
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This may not be Clinton's strong suit, but most successful Democratic candidates have presented a coherent, optimistic and uplifting theme, from the New Deal to Hope and Change.
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Negan rarely seems to have much of a plan beyond threats and occasional outbursts of violence, but it's especially apparent here that strategy isn't really his strong suit.
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Tranquillity has never been Rome's strong suit, but with a bit of planning (and flexibility), the Eternal City can be at its most bewitching at the onset of winter.
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As a worshipper of the slow cooker and strong believer that with enough salt and/or butter anything can taste "decent," the science of baking is not my strong suit.
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Listen, dancing has never been Clinton's strong suit, but look at all these Democratic party nerds going so so hard for the camera with no sense of rhythm or shame.
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So while Trump tries to redeem himself on the world stage, meeting with world leaders (not exactly his strong suit), he's avoiding being at home as his problems here intensify.
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The spirited rendition of "This Land Is Your Land" that Vampire Weekend performed at a Sanders rally last night shouldn't hide the fact that folk music is not his strong suit.
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A pack of travel toiletries Packing for a trip is one of the most stressful things — especially when packing lightly isn't a strong suit or you're restricted to a carry on.
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Original video content has not necessarily been Apple's strong suit over the years, but with big tech competitors like Amazon making moves in the space, Apple is expected to follow suit.
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Blocking — the process of moving actors around within the frame — isn't always this show's strong suit, but I found the Jon and Dany scenes, especially, to be exceptions to this rule.
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Jabra, much to its credit, went a different route entirely, eschewing the focuses of most Bluetooth earbud makers for one specially tailored to the company's strong suit: making and taking calls.
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With such a decentralized race across most of the West Coast, California-based GOP strategist Reed Galen told The Hill that organization, not typically a Trump strong suit, could prove crucial.
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"It has lyrics that gave him a chance to go on a journey and to take us on that journey with him that's really what his strong suit is," said Connick.
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Trump would also have to overcome the commonplace idea amongst conservatives that women are meant to be at home, not working, and taking on larger societal implications isn't really Trump's strong suit.
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Science was never my strong suit at school and I'm quickly finding that butter-making is a bit more sophisticated than putting cream in a jar and giving it a good shake.
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Although it's a novelist's right, and often her strong suit, to forage, ingeniously using disparate elements to create a sense of life, Semple has a habit of foraging openly, broadly and effusively.
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Ambitious, persuasive performance is Ms. Monae's strong suit, whether onscreen in Oscar bait like "Moonlight" and "Hidden Figures" or onstage singing futuristic R&B and funk that never loses its pop gloss.
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Self-knowledge is not the president's strong suit, and few in government will risk dismissal or humiliation by telling the president what he needs to hear — not that he would listen anyhow.
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Like many past proposals, the success of the venture will depend on the city's willingness to follow through and stand up to industry giants, something that historically hasn't been government's strong suit.
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Biden is great at speaking to the room and saying what people want to hear, but delivering long, thoughtful and consistent messages that can frame a campaign is not necessarily his strong suit.
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He said Kraft Heinz may signal that transformative dealmaking may "not be Berkshire's strong suit," and "internet-era information democratization" may make it harder for Buffett to assess brand loyalty and pricing power.
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Discipline is not a strong suit for "Fleabag," the series' titular character played by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who also wrote the show as well as the 2013 London play on which it's based.
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Trump's actual strong suit is the economy, for which he is now receiving credit from the public, and that has given him some subsidiary strength on the related issues of taxes and trade.
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Public advocacy isn't the strong suit of Ban, a soft-spoken diplomat who chooses his words carefully and is, to his critics, far too hesitant to criticize major powers like Washington and Moscow.
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Not that dynamics were ever going to be its strong suit: The 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine generates 170 horsepower, sending it through a continuously variable transmission that makes power delivery artificial and unpredictable.
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As a Los Angeles resident who only found out that the Rams would compete in the Super Bowl like, yesterday, knowing the names and faces of all the players is... not my strong suit.
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It's a Herculean test: The race starts with a 2.4-mile open swim (Sewell's strong suit), then a 102-mile bike ride (his weak spot) and ends with a 26.2-mile run to finish.
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And the tactic is surprising because the suburbs have been a strong suit against Sanders throughout the primary season in winning a healthy mix of white moderates and the growing number of suburban minorities.
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We bite into the dish—oozing yolk, warm pesto'd vegetables, and rich goat cheese all tangled together into one knockout punch of flavor—and it's clear that modesty is a strong suit of hers.
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Time management and long term strategy is not a Khalidov strong suit but in an ideal world, Khalidov would be looking to limit exchanges, draw Narkun forward, and connect on big counter right hands.
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Revenue from sales and trading of bonds and other debt — traditionally the bank's strong suit — rose 11 percent, but analysts judged that performance inferior to those of rivals like Bank of America or Citigroup.
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Luis Elizondo, the former Pentagon staffer and the man who played a key role in making the Navy video public, told Motherboard that straightforward messaging does not seem to be the Pentagon's strong suit.
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For all that work and good fortune, Scheer did not deliver a knock-out blow: in fact, he was weakest during what should have been his strong suit, the debate section on pocketbook issues.
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Instead it was and is an omnipotent force that surrounds me, like gravity or time, that is unexplainable (physics not my strong suit), affecting my life while remaining outside of my grasp and control.
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Since packing is never quite our strong suit (unless we're talking overpacking), we teamed up with Burton Girls to round up 10 cozy, practical, and, of course, cute essentials that are instant add-to-suitcases.
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He admits that woodworking is not really a strong suit of his, then confesses a secret love that those of us who enjoy building IKEA furniture will understand: "I just like building tables," he adds.
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That's never really been my strong suit, though, so I'll also probably rewatch a few episodes of "Mad Men," since I found myself thinking about that show an awful lot in the last few weeks.
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Arteta is fresh and new and exciting; Ancelotti's last two jobs have ended unhappily, and in midseason, and his particular strong suit — corralling teams of highly paid superstars — is not especially relevant at Goodison Park.
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The company makes smartwatches with touchscreens that resemble other WearOS devices and the Apple Watch, but its strong suit has always been the hybrid watch, given Fossil's design and manufacturing experience in the traditional accessories market.
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Despite Wednesday's sunshine, the damp par-70 Bethpage will play to every bit of its 7,459-yard length, and the lush rough will likely put a premium on accuracy, which is not usually Mickelson's strong suit.
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Along with two other former military chiefs on his ticket, Gantz was able to challenge Netanyahu on security issues, normally the prime minister's strong suit, while also taking aim at the prime minister's alleged ethical lapses.
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As an immigration reporter who's been following O'Rourke's career from the beginning, I've often had trouble with the assumption that immigration is Beto's natural strong suit — and his path to victory in the 2020 Democratic primary campaign.
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Amazon Fresh right now is just doing grocery delivery, and while even that has not been a strong suit for them, you can be sure that home delivery is a factor in why they wanted Whole Foods.
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Those who follow curators closely award extra points for consistency over time, and this is a strong suit for Barbara Haskell: She's been a curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art for just over 43 years.
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Psychology has never been Kentridge's strong suit as a director—it was also a blind spot in his previous Met productions, of Shostakovich's "The Nose" and of Berg's "Lulu"—but here the characterizations are weaker than ever.
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Tengler said cybersecurity companies could be a good fit for Berkshire's massive insurance business, noting that CrowdStrike (CRWD) or CyberArk (CYBR) might be tempting targets -- even though she conceded that tech may still not be Buffett's strong suit.
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Photos haven't really ever been the Hero line's strong-suit and while the company has made plenty of moves to become more Instagram-friendly, the device is still a video-first camera that is also capable of capturing stills.
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"But that shouldn't get in the way of facing the reality of this Congress, that in order to come up with workable solutions you need compromise," Ortega said, emphasizing that Sinema's history of crossing the aisle is her strong suit.
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House Bolton won't be able to hold Winterfell against threats internal and external and gracious diplomacy is not Ramsay's strong suit, so expect the showdown between him and his fellow bastard Jon Snow to be the season's most cathartic set piece.
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Joining them were costars Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (in Strong Suit), Nathalie Emmanuel (in Vivienne Westwood and Anita Ko jewelry), Liam Cunningham (in Brioni), Hannah Murray (in J. Mendel), Gwendoline Christie, and Amanda Peet alongside her husband, series creator David Benioff.
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After struggling for years with low market share and, more recently, dealing with the Dieselgate scandal that took out what was its only truly strong suit in America — peppy little oil-burners — the brand now has a spate of appealing vehicles.
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That same month, Crunchyroll, the streaming service devoted to Japanese animation, with a strong suit in "simulcasting" anime programs soon after their TV airings in Japan, hosted its second Crunchyroll Movie Night in 300 movie theaters across the United States.
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As I and some other American reporters sought to confirm that Jorge Mario Bergoglio had indeed been elected pope (Latin is not our strong suit and you don't want to blow that one), the hugging and weeping and shouting continued unabated.
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This is an overly ambitious assignment that delivers less by trying to do more and takes away from the museum's strong suit, its unparalleled expertise in presenting, and explaining, in a visually arresting way, the wonders of the natural world.
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This minimal exaggeration looks nothing like her because drawing people isn't Wertz's strong suit, and because her cartoon portrayal was perhaps conceived to distinguish her comics self from the actual struggles with alcoholism that threatened her health and suffocated her artistically.
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The London 2012 all-around gold medalist, Douglas failed to qualify for the competition in Rio and her Sunday routine on the uneven bars - long her strong suit - was marked by hesitations that pushed her down to the second-to-last place.
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Aiko's presence might seem like an obvious use of star power on the album, but the song almost didn't happen: Collaboration, when forced, is not Gallant's strong suit, and the two only ended up in the studio together through a chance encounter.
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Despite valid critiques of Lee and his style of storytelling and filmmaking — he desperately wants to be a cool uncle, his portrayal of women is sometimes questionable, and subtle messaging is not his strong suit — his love for Black people has always been on display.
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"American Gothic" is, by a very wide margin, his most effective picture—though not his best, for which I nominate "Dinner for Threshers" (1934), a long, low, cutaway view of a farmhouse at harvesttime that brought to disciplined perfection Wood's strong suit, imaginative design.
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Deliberative thinking is not a strong suit of the Trump administration, and it is easy to focus on the immediate gratification that comes from killing an archenemy responsible for many American and allied deaths than thinking through the long-term implications of the strike.
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Connectivity is a strong suit for the Chromebook 3993, with two USB-C ports (both of which can charge the laptop), two USB 3.0 ports, and a MicroSD card slot, which puts dramatically more expensive laptops like Apple's MacBook Pro line or Microsoft's Surface Laptop to shame.
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Plot predictions have never been my strong suit, and maybe I'm underestimating this show's capacity for subtlety, but I'm worried we're going to find out in the season finale that Ramon is Farid's son or that they're somehow the same person existing in two different bodies.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who is in a dead heat or slightly behind in the polls against Benny Gantz, a centrist former army chief of staff, has tried mightily to shift the focus of the election from the corruption cases against him to his strong suit: national security.
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But remember: You don't want to lie (especially if the truth can be figured out very easily.) If organization isn't your strong suit, talk about another skill; don't play up your love of color-coding before the job if you'll have too-steep a learning curve later. 4.
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Right now, we're going through one of those phases where news media is heavy with portion-size items, and while some of them are worthy of critical thought and examination — well, that's not really our strong suit when it comes to dietary issues or viral news stories, is it?
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That's obviously the strong suit of graph databases, and Jain expects that, going forward, we'll likely see a larger number of businesses that will use a product like Dgraph as their primary data stores because they can be just as fast as relational databases but offer more flexibility.
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Yet self-reflection and scrutiny have never been this league's strong suit — it's a multibillion-dollar business trying to survive and thrive amid questions about head injuries and the changing dynamics of television — and some players are penalized only a few games, if at all, for their misconduct.
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While the film's narrative isn't its strong suit, in the end it doesn't really matter, because the chemistry between Leonardo DiCaprio as a has-been Western star and Brad Pitt as his stunt double/driver (who spent some time in prison for murdering his wife) electrifies the screen.
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It's because of SideOne, it's because of [publicist] Jamie Coletta, it's because of Greg Horbal who books us, it's because of all these other people who I asked to help, because being able to find people that might like the music that I make has never been my strong suit.
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With approximately half of the debate's 90 minutes dedicated to the GOP nominee, it will be far more difficult than in past debates for Trump to get by with sweeping statements that he is accustomed to making at rallies and in interviews, particularly given that Clinton's strong suit is policy.
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Jackpot.) Inside, the 24th gen Intel Core i7-8550U mobile processor with eight-way processing provides high-efficiency power where you need it and reams of max-bandwidth DDR4 RAM to seamlessly run power-sucking video editing apps and keep up with hardcore gaming graphics (gaming is not the MacBook's strong suit).
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Their collective curiosity is their strong suit, whether it is trying to see how many times they can squeeze "fuck" into a song, getting Paul McCartney to record himself chewing celery and carrots, and thenovershadowing McCartney's veggie chewing with a death metal crescendo mid-track, or simply rapping about chickens and dinosaurs, the Super Furries have never drawn any boundaries with their music.
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