They were also well versed (maybe too well versed) in 4chan and other sites that nurse white supremacy — and they were very worried about retaliation from Muslim extremists.
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IN WAYS THAT I REALLY AM NOT AS WELL VERSED.
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"Our medics are well versed in disaster," Ms. O'Leary said.
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Mr. Harrison was well versed in automobiles, among other things.
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By now, the internet is well-versed in identifying celebrity doppelgängers.
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A lot of times they're not well-versed in the science.
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Taxes can be overwhelming and confusing, even for the well-versed.
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He is well versed in working within America's traditional alliance systems.
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New Yorkers are well-versed in sifting through the $10 bin.
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Taylor Swift, Queen of the Snakes, is well-versed in shade.
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Luckily, the officer who arrived was well-versed on breastfeeding laws.
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So, John is much better versed on that than I am.
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Anything else happening in that era we're not versed in it.
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"I have become very well versed on coal," Mr. Trump said.
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She came across confident and well-versed, but not exactly inspiring.
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Chicago, Illinois, "the windy city," is well-versed in cold winters.
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THEY'RE an obedient lot, too, versed in the relevant talking points.
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Sometimes that means someone deeply versed in the material at hand.
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Schoolchildren across the country have become well versed in lockdown drills.
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Ms. Hardy is well-versed in singing about partings and beginnings.
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I think he's articulate and really well-versed in the issues.
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They're also well-versed on various sexual health topics, she explains.
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Mr. Kudlow, while certainly versed in economics, is not an economist.
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Arnarsson is also well-versed in contemporary music, Icelandic and otherwise.
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Borelli — secession's newest champion —is well-versed in New York history.
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Others have noted that the creators weren't versed in Latino culture.
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You would think they would be well versed in movie clichés.
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That suggests someone versed in the mental side of athletic performance.
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He has been preparing for this for quite a while insofar as he has been conferring with and receiving briefings from folks though who are versed in the region and certainly those versed with respect to nukes.
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I'm a comedian -- I'm pretty well versed in the art of sarcasm.
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" The company emphasized its teams are "well-versed in implementing these plans.
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And they're better versed in climate policy than most adults you'll meet.
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I've heard of her but I'm not well-versed in her music.
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Then as today, footballers were not exactly well versed in international politics.
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She does have a new friend who's pretty well versed in that.
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By now you should be well-versed in the Kanye West vs.
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She actually runs it, and is much more versed than I am.
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Think of it this way — are you well-versed in libel laws?
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As a 20 year old, I wasn't well-versed in personal finance.
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He came across as poised and well-versed in his channeled outrage.
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Judge Kavanaugh is well versed in the power politics surrounding federal judgeships.
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Cubs fans are well versed, and largely supportive, of Maddon's many quirks.
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Well-versed in Iraqi law, they allege human rights violations like torture.
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Macy is well versed in the rigors of schadenfreude and social judgment.
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It's a frustrating but crucial topic that Anderson is well-versed in.
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I think you're both far more versed in that than I am.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, is a waterside city well versed in seafood cookery.
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Militants were also well-versed on how to employ anti-tank missiles.
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For example, students are expected to show up versed in particular software.
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Does that mean you're well versed in the works of the Bard?
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Says he's been reading about it, doesn't feel versed enough to comment.
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Fellow chefs in my restaurants are also well-versed in such areas.
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The well-versed have been chewing refrigerated tootsie rolls for the last month.
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Additionally, these facilitators will likely be well-versed in sanctions-screening evasion tactics.
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But there's levels to race, and Markle is versed in several of them.
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Experts don't see any signs that he's particularly well-versed in the arguments.
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People in many other countries are well versed in taking time for themselves.
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For people well-versed in using crystals, this is hardly a new thing.
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That certainly explains why he's so well-versed in the rules of Quidditch.
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She speaks quickly and definitively, as though she's well-versed in defending herself.
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For those not well-versed in the tradition, we've gathered the essential information.
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She is a nationally-recognized labor lawyer, well-versed in sexual harassment issues.
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It's not a welcoming introduction to those not well versed in Tick-ology.
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And in that case, there's a good chance you're way more well-versed.
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Hudson's Bay is well-versed in the recent difficulties posed by retail acquisitions.
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You have to be versed in bear awareness, bear etiquette and bear protocol.
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Lawyers well-versed in copyright and alternative dispute resolution would decide the claims.
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"Lori in particular has become extremely well-versed in the case," says the source.
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However, my uncle is admittedly not well versed in the 90s hip-hop culture.
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Dirt Palace founders Xander Marro and Pippi Zornoza are well-versed in community building.
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Dissenting groups would be well versed to heed the mistakes of the "narcissist" terrorist.
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By the time you're through, you'll be well-versed at designing apps for Oreo.
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And as it turns out, he's not very well-versed in any of them.
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If you're well versed in bankruptcy law, you know what's going to happen next.
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"The Pakistani [donors] noticed that I was well versed in religious instruction," says Suhara.
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I'm not saying a white dermatologist isn't well-versed in black and brown skin.
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Theoretically, a player versed in the unwritten lexicon should know when to say when.
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Ms Clinton—versed long ago in the rhetoric of political campaigning—has struck back.
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Cohen is bringing in a new lawyer versed in federal investigations in New York.
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Pictured above: Katherine Power Versed makes a line of vegan, cruelty-free skincare products.
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In other words, North Korea is well-versed in the art of the bluff.
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"For the people who are well-versed on this issue, it really matters," Sen.
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I'm not very well-versed in the occult, so I'm definitely missing some things.
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As far as other bands, I'm not as well versed as I could be.
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PITTSBURGH — Asdrubal Cabrera is well versed in what can happen at the trade deadline.
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Democrats well-versed in Florida's complex constituencies caution against writing off the Nelson way.
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Your skills get better and you become more versed in navigating dangerous mountain terrain.
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The staff of 14 is well-versed on the produce, and tasting is encouraged.
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"Now, I'm versed in how to find bird videos on YouTube," Ms. Bonney said.
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Some colleagues who covered the Balkan wars are well-versed in mortars and artillery.
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Speaking in perfect English, they are well versed in the subject of human rights.
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Watch ... she says guys like him are well-versed to be deft decision-makers.
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Are we better versed in the ways of fondant after a "Nailed It!" spree?
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She chose the first drug that appeared in the results — Vecuronium, instead of Versed.
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Miuccia Prada, often considered Schiaparelli's heir apparent, is, like Kawakubo, well versed in nonverbal communication.
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But Hansen and Winberg were former homicide detectives, well versed in the art of interrogation.
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Trump can expect Kim to be well informed and well versed in his talking points.
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Those of us versed in American politics tend to note the durability of American parties.
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I'm very ill-versed in botanical nightmares, so this story has me a bit rattled.
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It was funny to be around women who are so well versed in PMDD language.
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"Lori in particular has become extremely well-versed in the case," the source told PEOPLE.
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They are sometimes former ambassadors themselves and are well-versed in foreign relations and etiquette.
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And that's a very frightening statement coming from a man who's totally versed in it.
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Then again, most people buying this will probably be incredibly well-versed in manual photography.
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Cory Booker, the popular New Jersey senator who is particularly well-versed in social media.
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It sure seemed like he was well-versed in the "Daniels thing" last Wednesday ... 2.
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Someone versed in statistics can run the algorithm, which appears on MAP 's Web site.
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The show's creators are clearly well-versed in the ins and outs of evangelical quirks.
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"For the people who are well-versed on this issue, it really matters," said Sen.
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I'd be a liar if I said I was well-versed in Paul Jones's wrestling.
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After an hour even the most well-versed self-pleasurer would get a little bored.
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One apparently not well versed with the economic and political realities of the telecom market.
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If you're not well-versed on Clinton, Hillary won't help you get a firm grasp.
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I should say here that I considered myself well-versed in musicals at that time.
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Because I felt that I needed more time to become well-versed in international issues.
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But the truth, as anyone minimally versed in history knows, is rarely popular at first.
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Needless to say, Shevelenko is well-versed to talk about the next opportunities in micromobility.
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Drummond and Frankenfeld are versed in digital culture, having worked on branded partnerships at Snapchat.
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The millennial core of Buttigieg's campaign is versed in the futility of Twitter flame wars.
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Minton-Beddoes is a good interviewer, an experienced journalist deeply versed in policy and principle.
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Of course, he was at the CIA beforehand, so he&aposs extremely well versed in this.
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In December, some truly magical minds at Botnik created a predictive keyboard versed in Harry Potter.
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You cannot be taken seriously as a developer if you are not well-versed in Javascript.
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She also is far better versed in hovercraft moose-hunting jurisprudence than any other SCOTUS contender.
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He was wicked smart, confident, and well-versed on foreign policy, but also funny and personable.
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So would drug smugglers, who are pretty well versed in tunnelling under walls, whatever their beauty.
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Trump is not well-versed on the particulars of the federal budget, according to the Post.
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Guterres, who headed the UN's refugee agency for 10 years, is well versed on that issue.
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She prays regularly and is well-versed in Scripture, citing biblical passages accurately and with ease.
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Financial advisors are well versed in helping their clients understand their finances — sometimes to a fault.
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They're also far more likely to be well-versed in the many technological issues at play.
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"Lori in particular has become extremely well-versed in the case," the insider said in May.
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You would hope that, in 2017, coaches would be well-versed in the dangers of concussions.
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The oil industry, by contrast, is healthy, feisty, and well-versed in throwing its weight around.
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Russia is well-versed in geopolitical competition and can cope with military posturing and economic sanctions.
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One attribute that may help candidates for promotion is being well-versed in the Communist canon.
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I had versed myself in the reasons that my father had ended up in the hospital.
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Two of them were stumped, explaining to me that they're not well-versed in American politics.
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People have become better versed in what's going on and are more willing to speak up.
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People living around the Mediterranean Sea are well-versed in the daily use of olive oil.
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He was a rare breed of wide-ranging polymath, well-versed in archaeology, history and ornithology.
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The paradox was not lost on Gergel, a lifelong South Carolinian well-versed in local history.
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As a marriage and family therapist, she's well-versed in the language of trauma and grief.
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He was well versed in opposition research — the pursuit of damaging intelligence about a political enemy.
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Many of them are from North Africa, and are well versed in French, Quebec's official language.
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"Becoming versed in the intricacies of a complex thing is itself a worthwhile skill," Johnson said.
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As a former model, she is well versed in the use of image as silent communication.
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The unforgiving nature of the baseball business is something that Romine has long been versed in.
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It makes for an elating circus atmosphere, hospitable to audiences only cursorily versed in art history.
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"These women were enormously sophisticated and tasteful and well-versed in corporate weaponry," Mr. Wright said.
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The author Marc Tyler Nobleman is also well versed in this episode of comic book lore.
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It is crucial for a Santa to be well-versed in both storytelling and Santa mythology.
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Flynn, the former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, is well versed in international and security affairs.
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You need to be well-versed in industry concepts and terminologies as well as top design software.
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For someone so versed in blackmailing, Nix seems recklessly ignorant to the possibility that he's being filmed.
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Others take the opposite view, arguing that vicars running food banks are well versed in society's woes.
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He claimed that he had studied at Cambridge in England, and he was well-versed in Shakespeare.
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Their leaders are well versed in the art of playing the West and Russia against each other.
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As admirers of great model-off-duty style, we're well-versed in all things Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
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This works better if you have a president who is well-versed and invested in public policy.
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A real estate agent well-versed with the programs is crucial, as Duckworth was during Evans' search.
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In fact, it doesn't really make a lot of sense to those well-versed in the competition.
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Intelligent and articulate, Al-Kontar has versed himself in international human rights law during his long confinement.
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Here Mr Bloomberg's fortune will not help; he may need a consultant well versed in fortune-telling.
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When it comes to having a good time, the Snatched actress is well-versed in enjoying herself.
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Now, I'm not the most well-versed person when it comes to the rules of America's Pastime.
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Interviews with a pair of Americans versed in anime provided names that might belong on that list.
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It's more competent than good, but it's well-versed in the workings of the human tear duct.
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Even for people well versed in technology, the volume and specificity of location-data collection was shocking.
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Tarek says he understood the real estate market but admitted that he wasn't well versed in flipping.
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But Saffitz, ever well-versed in the art of perseverance, decided on a do-over from scratch.
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On the 2016 presidential campaign, Senator Ted Cruz was always better versed on the issues than others.
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"But how do you figure that out if you're not well-versed in life insurance?" he asked.
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So worldly, learned, and versed in classical composition and anatomy, Rubens offers a nearly frictionless viewing experience.
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Along the way, she became pretty well versed in development issues and how to ferret out information.
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Or you're vying for a career that's often more versed in real-world experience, like coding or design.
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Many in the crowd, informed and well-versed in the daily dramas of Trumpworld, took a longer view.
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We were a verbal family, well versed in psychological discourse, but we didn't talk about the attack much.
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Likewise, the game had the tendency to drag a bit when the Keeper wasn't versed in the rules.
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You'll need to be well versed in one of the most popular and fastest growing programming languages: Python.
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If you're a current or future app developer, you definitely want to be well-versed in Android Oreo.
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Anyone well-versed in the habits and luxurious quirks of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, knows they love flowers.
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Judging by your post-wacky-CBBC-presenter outfit, you seem well versed in the seminars of being cool.
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If you're well-versed in literature or math, consider tutoring school children in subjects they struggle to grasp.
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If you're well-versed in American Horror Story's second season, you likely remember Kit Walker's two alien children.
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But many people, including some doctors and clinicians, aren't well versed in how prenatal depression affects pregnant women.
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And, despite appearing to be well-versed in the Western image, she has no ties to America whatsoever.
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Gilbert has published peer-reviewed critiques of EIA forecasts before, so he is well-versed in the issues.
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For those well-versed in the writer-director's work, it's a credible and intriguing addition to his filmography.
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DeVos's answer suggests she's not well-versed on policy, and begs the question why she wasn't better prepared.
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Trump is not especially well-versed in the history of conservative ideas, as Robin allows in the book.
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A new generation of African leaders versed in science and finance are changing the image of the continent.
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Still, head coach Mike Krzyzewski is well-versed in the art of restocking his team year after year.
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Experts versed in the issue contend that only an accounting scenario based in scientific malpractice can show otherwise.
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Few are better versed in the pursuit of pleasure in Miami than the flamingo-loving DJ and producer.
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"There's a more inherent willingness to interact in kids," who are often better versed in typing and swiping.
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His questions likely made little sense to anyone who's not well-versed in the Fox News Cinematic Universe.
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Uber is, of course, well versed in delivery, with its Eats unit growing quickly alongside Health and Freight.
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Mr. Shultz "was dealing with a president that was not fully versed on foreign policy," Professor LaFeber said.
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Still losing its C.F.O. — particularly one well versed in Wall Street — could set those plans back a bit.
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Reporters are also well versed in filing from their cars, Waffle Houses or the side of the road.
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When you're overseas, the assumption is that the American isn't going to be a deep, well-versed fan.
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Enigmatic to an extreme, the documentary "Bobbi Jene" may interest viewers who are well versed in contemporary dance.
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AS THIS GOES TO AN APPELLATE COURT, THIS CIRCUIT APPELLATE COURT WHO'S VERY WELL VERSED IN THESE ISSUES.
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Streaming All film lovers, amateur and professional, no matter how well-versed, have gaps in their movie knowledge.
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"Smart businesses should have good governance policies and procedures that their employees are well versed in," Flynn said.
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Remember, he arrived in America declaring he was well versed in the language and culture of the game.
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Ms. Diakité, who founded a consultancy called D Intl, was well versed in the world of cultural development.
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But no matter how his career shakes out, he'll soon become well-versed on his finances as well.
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Grady said that she's well versed in Indian culture and that her post was taken out of context.
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The home improvement retailers, well versed in the business of disaster, are likely steps ahead of most companies.
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Since I'm a life extension advocate, I'm well-versed in procedures for dealing with (and avoiding) human death.
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However, Creative Pros will focus on a specific area they're versed in – like photography, music, or art and design.
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Any well-versed French fry connoisseur will know that there are a lot of deep-fried potatoes out there.
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I recently went to go see an orthopedic surgeon in Santa Monica who's versed in all things cerebral palsy.
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For those versed in the petty squabbles that turn leftists against liberals and vice versa, this conflict is familiar.
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Obviously, I feel very well-versed to do chicken wings, because I am the reigning champion around these parts.
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I think partly because I had become so well versed in her personal history and then her public history.
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Ms Abrams is a (Bill) Clintonian figure: deeply versed in policy, fizzingly intelligent, ambitious and a superb retail politician.
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After two seasons, Riverdale fans are well-versed on the fictional universe of Archie Andrews and his angsty friends.
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Although disappointing, it's common knowledge that most of the beauty industry isn't exactly well-versed in styling natural hair.
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He's a Cold War guy, a KGB agent versed in subterfuge and sowing just the right amount of chaos.
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In addition to having a strong point of view, you need to be well-versed in top design software.
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Not only is he a rap aficionado—he's also fully-versed in the latest developments of Russian hip-hop.
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Companies well-versed in navigating legislative and regulatory hurdles are increasingly finding their stock price under assault from Washington.
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I knew that a number of parasitologists, well versed in the terrors of hookworm infection, had intentionally infected themselves.
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While Beltran did not offer a remedy for the Yankees' offensive woes, he is well versed in oblique injuries.
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The Oscars are rapidly approaching, and if there's one category you should be well-versed in, it's Best Picture.
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After all, he is rather well-versed in the life-saving business thanks to his recurring role as Wolverine.
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In any case, US audiences who are not well versed in Canadian history will learn much from Lepage's show.
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Ebonics, King's English, slang, Gucci Mane—we're well-versed in all dialects and messages of white-on-black camo.
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We were (and remain) each other's baselines, well versed in crushes, flaws, personal mythologies, food allergies — you name it.
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Meanwhile, none of this comes as much of a surprise to those well versed in the net neutrality fight.
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He iterated the concept with noted avant-garde filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, who happens to be well-versed in tarot.
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And most of them are lawyers and policy experts, not engineers versed in the mechanics of data-mining algorithms.
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Latvia's finance minister, Dana Reizniece-Ozola, a chess grandmaster well versed in elaborate gambits, derided Mr. Rimsevics's conspiracy theory.
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John Bradshaw, owner of Coast to Coast Rare Stones International in New Hampshire, is well versed in the challenge.
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He studied drama and improvisation at the Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago and is well versed in Stephen Sondheim.
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A friend well versed in overdose triage saved her with CPR because calling fire rescue is a last resort.
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"We&aposre well-trained and well-versed in how to do anything on the fuel system," said Staff Sgt.
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He was sufficiently well versed in each to describe, in detail, the virtues of Reading's American midfielder, Danny Williams.
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She is evidently well-versed in the language of flowers, a little-known romantic relic from the 19th century.
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Because even in the minds of modern middle schoolers well versed in antibullying rhetoric, snitches can still get stitches.
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Because even in the minds of modern middle schoolers well versed in antibullying rhetoric, snitches can still get stitches.
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CEOs, founders and management teams are far more versed in the business that they are operating than any investor.
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Mostly self-taught, Glass had an appetite for academic study and was well versed in classical literature and history.
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What tips do you have for aspiring entrepreneurs who may not be well-versed in money management and finances?
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Energy experts say he is particularly well versed in the affairs of Angola, Argentina, Canada, Mexico, Nigeria and Qatar.
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He was better versed in policy, more immersed in details, and more politically calculating than many people had thought.
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Heather's attorney, Dale Atherton, said he doesn't feel comfortable commenting until he is better versed in the facts and allegations.
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In fact, when it comes to achieving real, runaway greatness, the well-versed trope isn't even the half of it.
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And you may not feel well-versed enough to feel like you have anything useful to share — and that's okay.
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That's not surprising: Older iOS apps continue to use Objective-C, and many seasoned developers are well-versed in both.
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Arutyunyan asked a close friend, a historian well-versed in Stalin-era archives, to look up her grandfather's case files.
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To help, it's bringing on a group of people who are well-versed in imagining the future: science fiction writers.
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John got a kick out of seeing how well-versed Wilson was with the history of the Costacos Brothers posters.
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The conservative presidential ideal is a Lincoln or a Coolidge: self-satirizing, plain speaking, intelligent, well-versed in the Constitution.
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But even the most well-versed fan may have a had a few questions about the mini-reunion like: 1.
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Even if you're not well versed in filmmaking, your eyeballs are being led to the story before it's even told.
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To those versed in orthodoxy—in which governments must eventually pay for their spending through taxes—these ideas sound bizarre.
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In addition to undergarments, the athlete has a very well-versed fashion résumé thanks to her Signature Statement HSN Collection.
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The artist is well-versed in this level of endurance, having previously spent two weeks trapped inside a stuffed bear.
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"I consider myself well-versed in racism," Roof wrote on the site, according to evidence displayed on a courtroom screen.
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The substitution puts a well-versed securities lawyer in Musk's corner and adds notoriety to an already high-interest case.
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As a former recruiting coordinator at MuleSoft, Airbnb and Dropbox, Moon is well-versed in the problems of recruiting professionals.
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Oh, and watch the whole thing closely for a big cameo by someone extremely well versed in Spider-Man lore.
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So he's well versed in a lot of different areas of life, and he's got something in common with everybody.
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Clinton continually tried to make her opponent appear less versed on policy nuances, frequently diving into in-depth policy issues.
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Maybe you work for an international organization and you're well versed in the nuances of hosting international guests and colleagues.
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CFPs are well-versed in a wide variety of financial topics, including investing, insurance, tax planning, estate planning, and more.
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Those versed in the law and lore of Catholicism might be tempted to ask what all the fuss is about.
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"Obviously these [judges] are people well versed in content and due process," added Rachel Pereira, an official at Vassar College.
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Another favorite was gołąbki, more commonly known as galumpkis for those of us not well-versed in the Polish alphabet.
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He is (rightfully) well versed in this kind of discourse and interaction, but when he mentions his mother, Wainwright softens.
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Ratajkowski is well versed on the subject because she recently wrote about the over-sexualization of women for Lenny Letter.
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"I'm not taking anything for granted in the storytelling," Rossi says of approaching a topic he isn't well versed in.
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I thought that that was the beginning of me being someone who is well-versed in all kinds of music.
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So the Japan Store will enter a city already well stocked with Japanese imports and well versed in their merits.
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The result is a candidate who just isn't really well-versed in foreign policy and seems uncomfortable talking about it.
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Both are well versed in the language of psychology and self-care, and "Tremor" is partly about healing and forgiveness.
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Miss Sands makes it clear to Mr Hendricks she loves dirty talk, but he isn't particularly well versed in it.
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So I thought it would be interesting to explore the same methodology with something that I do feel versed in.
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At this point, we're fully-versed on every (public) detail about Jennifer Lawrence's wedding to NYC gallery-owner, Cooke Maroney.
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As well-versed as the Queens native was with blue-collar life in New York, he always did his homework.
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As a Harriet Tubman scholar, I am well versed in Tubman's biography and the history and myths of American slavery.
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Mr. Kurdieh spends a lot of time filling out lengthy visa applications, and is well versed in Middle Eastern culture.
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Mr. Kurdieh spends a lot of time filling out lengthy visa applications, and is well versed in Middle Eastern culture.
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He was well versed in their history and made it his personal mission to restore the team to its previous status.
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Meghan is getting a crash course in royal tour style — something her sister-in-law Kate Middleton is well versed in.
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Energy experts recently told The New York Times that Tillerson is well-versed in the affairs of a handful of countries.
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Trump, it turns out, was not really as versed in the policy weeds of this as he portrayed himself to be.
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Ford may not be as technologically glamorous but it is well-versed in mass-producing cars, having made 6.7m last year.
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And even the teachers that are being paid well: Are they really versed in actual liberatory fucking understandings of the world?
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"I don't think [Trump] was particularly well-versed on the realities of the federal budget when he was running," Cole said.
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It also plays to Trump's strengths—does anyone think he'll be well-versed in policy by the time of the election.
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The caller was well versed on Gordon's case, and even told the 911 dispatcher his case number, location and other details.
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On Tuesday, it happened to be a group of Norwegians well versed in the words and deeds of President Barack Obama.
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For those who aren't particularly well versed in 18th-century Russian history, the story manages to enlighten as well as entertain.
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But -- as Republicans versed in the rules will tell you, the eight-state requirement in Rule 226 could easily be changed.
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If you were not well-versed in sex toys, you might have no idea what you were even looking at, exactly.
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Two universities in particular are trying to ensure that its students are well-versed in what makes a culturally sensitive costume.
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Thor Aarsand, a 19-year-old social media influencer from Norway, is well-versed in the art of flipping Instagram accounts.
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But it takes someone familiar with the field and well-versed in how to communicate that information to do it well.
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Luckily, you don't need to be well-versed in either finance or law to follow this show about finance and law.
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Polling some coworkers more versed in the Kardashiaverse, Disick's dig appears to suggest SegWit is "selling out" Bitcoin in some way.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson, Donald Trump's pick for secretary of state, is well versed in international dealmaking.
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So when me and Knox started working, we kind of realized the type of music we both were well versed in.
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Artport Tel Aviv (Israel) Non-profit arts center and residency program Artport Tel Aviv is well versed in art book fairs.
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Survivors share their stories alongside analysts, journalists, insiders, and enablers well-versed in the internationally discussed scandal as Weinstein awaits trial.
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Specifically, the documents reveal the CIA researched the possibility of using a psychoactive drug called Versed to interrogate high-level prisoners.
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Here's a quick primer (but for best results, visit a yoga instructor versed in the technique): Sit in a comfortable position.
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Perhaps his greatest legacy is building a well-versed finance team that will continue to focus on evolving the Boxed platform.
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Everyone should be allowed to speak about it, regardless of if you're politically well versed or if you know fuck all.
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Lisa Roth, Vice President at CMH Label Group and Executive Producer of Rockabye Baby is well-versed in drastic professional transitions.
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She is smart and well-versed in domestic and foreign policy issues, revels in working things out and commands strong loyalty.
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Created by the Brooklyn Public Philosophers, the stand will be staffed by philosophers versed in everything from artificial intelligence to bioethics.
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Among people well versed in rewards credit cards, there's a bit of common knowledge: Not all rewards points are created equal.
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The strategy entailed anchoring a ship belonging to an oil company because the vessel was already well-versed in the location.
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In retrospect, I didn't notice one quirk of the group I'd played with: every single one was well versed in games.
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She's a formidable woman, but not well-versed in the intricacies of blood doping, "oil changes," or 297-minute power outputs.
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Servers are well versed in the menu, paying close attention when somebody at the table told them about a food allergy.
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LVMH, the luxury conglomerate that owns Dior and Sephora, invested in Versed, an Ordinary-like skin care brand sold at Target.
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I don't know that I could write a good book about the South without being well versed in the Good Book.
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The original flex dancers were versed in a similar style of dance called bruk up, which had come straight from Jamaica.
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I want to be as well-versed as I can be and I think she's a really good model for that.
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My group is well versed in these kinds of things that patients can do for themselves and how successful they are.
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Her hacking sequences are far vaguer, but that's easy to forgive as long as the reader isn't versed in cybersecurity herself.
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This generation is also very well versed in technology, and may be able to use technology in a very different way.
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Mr. Vignai, who acted in the Teatro Povero for the first time when he was 32, is versed in military roles.
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" Karl believes that the investigation needs to be conducted by an independent agency "that is well versed in adjudicating sexual assault.
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Having lived through the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s, Mr. Thiel says he is well-versed in the subject.
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Lacking a robust narrative, D'Onofrio desperately spackles over gaps with hackneyed close-ups of faces well versed in romancing a camera.
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They frequently team up to carry out these murders, proving that they're well-versed in the procedures of a grassroots uprising.
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One of the big things is people were very, very, very, very well versed in the book and watching the show.
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The drug in question, marketed under the brand name Versed, is often used as an anti-anxiety medication and can cause amnesia.
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Most 12-year-olds are more well-versed in sleepovers than award shows, but for Millie Bobby Brown it's quite the opposite.
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In their eyes, we are the immigrant ideal — documented, educated, upwardly mobile, and well-versed in the respectability politics they taught us.
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It was an impassioned but civil exchange, with all the women well versed in the religious, cultural, and medical implications of FGM.
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Not helping the game's steeper adoption curve is a storyline that doesn't immediately resonate with all but the most well-versed fans.
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It sounds like a smart approach, for anyone who isn't well-versed in using Task Manager, but the actual performance yield varies.
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The actress jokes that she's "basically always working out," which means she's also well-versed on the merits of her workout gear.
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The scope of tobacco industry spending to influence policy is no surprise to Samir Soneji, who's well-versed in the industry's tactics.
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"You need to find a little grey area and play around in it," explains Badiucao, who is well-versed in the game.
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As fiction writers, we're not expected to be well versed in writing about power, the minutia, subtlety, complexity of it, the heartache.
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It was the early nineties and I became well-versed in the language of tabloid television: child murders, Satan worshipers, serial killers.
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", we can also discuss "how can we provide support mechanisms for employees who are not well-versed in mainstream corporate America culture?
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For most Americans who probably aren't well versed in Australia's political system, there are some features that might seem a bit odd.
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Since tailgating is typically an outdoor activity, the best game-day cooks are well-versed in the art of grilling and smoking.
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But primaries are much smaller affairs, involving hard-core voters who are familiar with the candidates and well-versed in the issues.
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While well-versed in literary Yiddish, the three scholars specialize in the language as it's spoken in ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities today.
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HILLMAN: I was pretty well-versed in the Louvin Brothers but for some reason I hadn't heard that one over the years.
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Former NFL player Chris Gronkowski is well-versed in the athletic sphere, and that has paid off in more ways than one.
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He's also well-versed in the power of the uncanny, of the excruciating moments when something onscreen slowly, deliberately violates natural law.
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He is well versed on working with sauces: His restaurant offers dishes that features everything from Asian Fusion to traditional American fare.
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Abby was well versed in gender theory, and could talk at length about the ways in which gender identity is culturally constructed.
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She used one for "beginning of something" (2011), and is versed in how to make swift changes once in the performance setting.
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This intimate conversation between choreographer and composer seemed to merit a conversation between critics versed in different ways of listening and looking.
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He is well versed in many subjects: romantic relationships, drug-pricing models, his entrepreneurial feats, and the hedge-fund manager Steven Cohen.
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However, as an evangelical Christian well-versed in the culture of his faith, Pence would not have needed to do any research.
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They are motivated by the desire to write and read in another tongue, and to study with professors versed in other cultures.
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Most diners, even those well versed in the ins and outs of the melodramatic scandal, seemed unaware of the building's sketchy past.
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He would have been aware that anyone versed in the topic would know the K.G.B. was created three years later, in 1954.
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"There is not a lot of agency talent that is versed in how to do this across the gaming ecosystem," said Raciti.
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South Korea's entertainment and culture industries are aggressively funded, cozy with the government, and well versed in global pop and cinema genres.
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"Women often survive their spouses, and they have not been well versed in the financial fluency of their family," Ms. Ruckel said.
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All travel requires a degree of improvisation, and Bourdain and his cameramen are well versed in reconceiving a show on the fly.
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So, you can build an entire app or website from scratch without having to outsource work to programmers versed in other languages.
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And we look towards our city officials who are more well versed in the judicial and criminal system to help protect us.
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Now, Emma is likely pregnant with Marianne's spawn, or with Marianne herself — we're not well-versed in the rules of demon reproduction.
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As a full-time professional working in cybersecurity and technology research, Anya Battaglino is well versed in tracking the latest online trends.
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It should come as no surprise to anyone well versed in Washington politics that managing to do both is no easy task.
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And we look toward our city officials who are more well-versed in the judicial and criminal system to help protect us.
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Well versed in Chinese cuisine, she knew exactly what to order from all the chef's specialties at the renowned R & G Lounge.
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Vox talked to Sanders's state director for Nevada, Joan Kato, who is well-versed in both Latino outreach and long-shot campaigns.
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Meghan Hicks, the 2012 female winner of the Marathon des Sables, is well versed in what sets apart an elite ultra runner.
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Masnick says they're going to refine the card presentation and reword portions of the rulebook for those not versed in agency vernacular.
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Winner: Well, Houser was far better versed in policy and actually thinks global warming is real, so … this one was a little lopsided.
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He was also well versed in the ways of the United States, where he became a citizen and a scholar of public policy.
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And ideally, Gavino said, the person not only will be well-versed in Medicare matters, but also will work in your best interest.
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A supremely well-versed and engaged fan, Rollins DJs, collects, and talks about music with the same intensity he brought to Black Flag.
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They decided to replace that person with someone who's both well versed in the park's history and environment, and is an ASL interpreter.
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Yes, and especially if you are particularly well-versed in the emotional nuances of swearing, you can get through conflict much more easily.
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Since the first day of his campaign, Evan McMullin has shown himself to be razor sharp, well-versed on the issues, and principled.
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She is a well-versed, consistent, and passionate advocate for Armenia and the Armenian people — who also happens to be a selfie queen.
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They contained large numbers of Muslim inmates convicted for criminal offences who were already well-versed in skills like smuggling and gun-running.
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They are willing to share such insights with clients—including with political campaigns versed in the necessary skills, or willing to buy them.
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As consumers, we're not versed in the challenges of building a phone to the precision, performance and features that today's premium phones pack.
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I wasn't well versed in the world of sex toys, and I also wasn't particularly crazy about the few that I did own.
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And hey Jack, if the NASA thing doesn't work out, EW's always looking for someone who's well-versed in space and alien movies.
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"She's well-versed in executive procedures and management," said Puritz, an insurance agent in California, who uses the time management resources on IvankaTrump.
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I can't say the same for the hours I spent rocking out with four paunchy experts well versed in Whitesnake and The Outfield.
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Charlie Hunnam, who plays the title role in "King Arthur," said he hoped the film would engage the convention's "well-versed" movie fans.
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Not formally trained as a chef nor versed in following a single recipe to its completion, Halasz loves to experiment in the kitchen.
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But if Blankenship sounds the most well-versed in Trumpism, it's because he has been espousing a more populist GOP approach for years.
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He got back home and started experimenting behind the bar at Manifest, even though his customers weren't necessarily well-versed on craft cocktails.
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Some of the lyrics are lifted from the play, but the rest will be mystifying to those not versed in Latin or Polish.
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By then, many voters disconnected from covering the modern game will be off the rolls, replaced by those generally better versed in analytics.
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For those not versed in pinstriped lore: with the realization that their once-powerful roster was old, broken down and overdue for disassembly.
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"The immediate fallout should be limited as markets have become well versed with the idea that Brexit won't be solved overnight," said ING.
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These mothers are well versed in the world's grim reckoning, and they decide when and how much of the story to portion out.
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" It was difficult to read the expression on his face, she said, but "he seemed very well-versed in what he was doing.
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She's well versed in the signs and statistics associated with opioid abuse; she spends the first hour of each workday researching the epidemic.
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State associations should make those decisions as opposed to a national body because they are more well versed in their individual state needs.
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Had Ocampo been more familiar or well-versed in mental health issues, Burkhard speculates the outcome could have been different in this case.
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While I was slightly versed in the goings on of such establishments, there was a niggling sense of trepidation roiling around inside me.
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But Mr. Gowdy — who told CBS he has never met or had a conversation with Mr. Trump — is also versed in the law.
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Alderson said that managerial experience was a positive but that other factors, such as being versed in modern baseball trends, would be weighed.
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I'm so grateful he primarily handles car maintenance, but I'd like to be better versed in basic auto needs so I'm not helpless.
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Fortunately, Amazon shoppers have become well-versed in the absolute comfiest essentials to shop and tend to point us in the right direction.
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With that type of responsibility, it&aposs no wonder Finfrock is well versed in saving his clientele from their worst financial enemy: themselves.
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Early retirees who retire with a seven-figure net worth are well versed in the right ways to build wealth and save money.
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President Trump should find himself well-versed on the topic, which he discussed at-length with Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu, earlier this month.
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Even if you're well-versed in finance, it's still important have an experienced family law attorney and a financial adviser on your team.
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My mother rarely talked about his years in France, but she was well versed in the atrocities committed by men in his position.
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He is quietly spoken, a deft diplomat when given the opportunity, as well as seasoned interlocutor well versed in oiling Saudi-US relations.
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The House already approved such a measure, but Democrats in the Senate have blocked it and Trump seemed versed in that political reality.
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Wedding Guest of the Week Who knew that John Mulaney, hosting the show for the second time, was so versed in black culture?
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"'Resume normal speed,' in a score" is the clue, and if you are not well-versed in music, you're out of luck, right?
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Read more about Airfordable on TechCrunch GoGoGrandparent – Dial-a-rideshare Senior citizens want independence, but many aren't versed in using smartphone apps like Uber.
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When asked about the inspiration for her look, she revealed she wasn't well-versed in camp style, despite being a camp style icon herself.
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Hand is well-versed in doomsday scenarios, but what she learned at the think tank about the risk of massive fires really startled her.
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This dynamic is so well-established that many investors, even those well-versed in healthcare, will refuse to invest in institutional-oriented technology companies.
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Twice a month, I get a massage with Christina Stone, a healer who's versed in reiki, deep tissue, craniosacral and a bunch more techniques.
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I hate to compare this younger bands because older people will be pissed but I feel like I'm pretty well-versed in Arcade Fire.
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But the more the term is used, the more confusion reigns, at least for those not versed in the niceties of the underpinning science.
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We're all probably more well-versed in jeans than we are any other item, which is why we expect a lot out of it.
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If you have a down-payment assistance program, and you have an agent who's well versed in it, you're [more attractive] to the seller.
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Not only are data scientists costly and competitive, but data scientists well-versed in the venture capital asset class are fewer and farther between.
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And as a lifelong fan of Marvel comics, Coates is as well-versed in its fictive history as he is in America's bloody past.
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He is well-versed in the future of security and our conversation ranged from the rise of the midwest to the future of cyberattacks.
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Having had one of its aircraft shot down over eastern Ukraine in 2014, Malaysia Airlines is well-versed in the importance of safe routes.
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The formula is tired because everyone who cares to know is already well-versed in how the MMA sausage is made at this point.
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The new principals will be acutely dependent on committed public servants with accomplished records in government, people well-versed in policy formulation and implementation.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, said holding a hearing would be a "good idea," especially since many people aren't well versed in bump stocks.
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Currently a board member at IT consulting firm Future Corp, Yamaoka oversaw the BOJ's research into digital currencies and is well versed in cryptocurrencies.
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Lynch is also well versed in the corporate and media worlds, having served as an executive at Bank of America and Univision Communications Inc.
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Candidates should be well-versed in state and local legislative processes and procedures and have demonstrated success in executing effective measures in state capitols.
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At my restaurant Oyamel, we get our corn from Mexico and we make our own masa, so I'm very well-versed in Mexican cuisine.
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Because everyone was so well-versed in King's Fall's setup, bringing along someone who didn't know what they were doing wouldn't have much impact.
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Both of THIEF's human components are well-versed in the hammered dulcimer, but here, move beyond their own expertise to try something totally new.
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In comparison to Drake's hyperactive, childlike stage antics, it's pretty clear which of these two is well versed in the art of weed smoking.
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Both with Good Willsmith and on her own as TALsounds, Natalie Chami's well versed in making spur-of-the-moment gestures feel carefully plotted.
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By contrast, the Orchestra of St. Luke's includes players — including its concertmaster, Krista Bennion Feeney — who are well versed in the period-instrument world.
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In his testimony, Mr. Simpson sought to portray himself as an astute researcher well versed in the Russian government and that country's organized crime.
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The landscape of front offices is changing across baseball, as owners are increasingly relying on bright, young executives who are well-versed in analytics.
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Professor Schweitzer noted that reflected the fact that the survivors are teenagers who are well versed in the usage and power of social media.
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As a person who's well versed in strength training but doesn't always have time to program my own routines, I absolutely love this app.
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Mr. Gilliam is deeply versed in the history of painting but always open to innovation based on his constant studies of color and form.
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"He may be more versed on what's transpiring in Afghanistan and Iraq," said Mr. Grissom, a former United States attorney during the Obama administration.
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Chris wrote that he came across as well-versed on the issues, authoritative and possessing the necessary gravitas to serve as commander-in-chief.
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Still, he said, enforcement could be tough on their riders and drivers if police are not well-versed on the specifics of the law.
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But by the time Gorman's initial offer came in, E-Trade's board of directors were well versed in who would be a viable partner.
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I'm not especially versed in that, so I just use the Scribe SEO plugin (affiliate link) recommended to me by my friends at Serpninja.
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A clubgoer versed in the world he was describing, Mr. Phillips claimed to know a guy in Brooklyn who was the borough's biggest scammer.
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Now you're leaving the office on a Friday evening well versed on your priorities for the coming week and with a plan of action.
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If you ask us, the modern-day shopper must be well-versed in cyber surfing, which now basically means knowing your way around Amazon.
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"It's smart of Amazon to bring in people well versed in health care data and how connectivity is vital to improving results," he added.
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Guy Horrocks, who founded Carnival Labs, a mobile marketing automation platform that was sold to Sailthru, is well versed in Iterable and its competitors.
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But it also will pair the league's soccer executives with those far more versed in entertainment and marketing, and especially in marketing to women.
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The president would not be offended if he heard somebody say he did not spend his time becoming that well versed in those things.
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But Alex Kurtzman, who took over the show, is fronting several "Trek" projects for CBS and is well-versed in what makes it work.
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Successful presidents are normally helped in this task by chiefs of staff who are themselves well-versed in the operations of the federal government.
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Instead, they've sent in the people—three different white men—who are the most well versed at the companies in how to speak to lawmakers.
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But as we learn in this episode's opening scene, his new attorney Gerald Watkins Mayfield is well-versed in wills, trusts, estates, but not divorce.
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Granted, it's not like all British Jews grow up particularly well-versed in the Torah, or the endless other commentaries that make up Jewish teaching.
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Turning to photography, these books likely look strikingly contemporary to today's viewers, who are well-versed in reading and finding connections between randomly sourced images.
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He is smart, articulate, well-versed in pop culture, and honestly the sweetest, kindest, and most thoughtful human being in the history of the world.
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Fluent in Spanish, Mr. Bosworth was also well versed in economics, which he maintained was as important as the political and military aspects of diplomacy.
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To economists versed in mathematics, a well co-ordinated economy is like a system of simultaneous equations, which all hold true at the same time.
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He is also well versed in military history and especially World War II, which he says taught him the importance of standing up to tyranny.
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Some of the cinematic references are also understandably dated for target demographics that probably aren't well versed in Steve Reeves movies, or even Anne Francis.
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In 2018, this a subject many of us are well versed in, after traversing the customs and habits of the ever-shifting online dating realm.
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When we met Reid, though, she's back to business, poised and thoughtful with a vocabulary more well-versed than many full-grown adults I've met.
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They'll be accompanied by Emily Calandrelli, who studied at MIT and is well-versed in all things space, and Derek Muller, a scientist and YouTuber.
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Sure, the former group may be well-versed in milkshakes and hunting down murder suspects, but as for what's hot in the world of piercings?
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While well-versed bartenders respect the undeniable classic's role in helping to catalyze a new age of cocktail drinking, it's a rare ticket item today.
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The site's founders, Lydia Daniller and Rob Perkins, wanted to create a place where women and men could get versed on techniques for better orgasms.
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"This is one reason why it is so important to hire outside legal counsel and an IR firm well versed in these requirements," said Whitmore.
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If you've ever pantomimed a crash in slow motion or staged slo-mo fisticuffs, then you're already well-versed in the tactics needed to win.
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They also unveiled Core ML for developers more well-versed in AI to take full advantage of all inference capabilities available on the local hardware.
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At the same time, artists are good people to present with blunt questions because they're unfailingly imaginative, well-versed in pulling something out of nothing.
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Or is it the vehicle for the media to cherry-pick comments to make him look less well versed -- or calm -- than his official statements?
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We're pretty well-versed in all that the Magic City has to offer, from Little Havana vibes to Art Deco hotels to that famous nightlife.
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If I were not versed in hereditary genetics and an expert Genetic Engineer, I might blame your prenatal nanny Anna Sui for steering you wrong.
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On Thursday night's episode, a Jeopardy contestant named Jessica proved she was not so well versed on the every move of Beyoncé and Jay-Z.
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In short, Vlachonis is well-versed in mind and body health, but was surprised by the intensity and immediate results she felt from the workout.
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Going through the system, I didn't get the care that I deserved, because most of the health professionals are not very well versed in FGM.
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The Russians were a different class of hooligan from the traditional English sort, abstaining from alcohol before a fight and well-versed in martial arts.
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His emphasis on Nigerian culture occasionally put him in conflict with the writers, who were younger and well versed in American and British pop culture.
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They are being filled by increasing class size or with long-term substitutes who may not be well versed in the subject matter, she added.
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Voting administration is a state and local responsibility, but these entities often are overburdened, under-resourced and not exactly versed in Kremlin-based cyber crimes.
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This incident shows you can be smart and well-versed on issues, but if you're out of touch with your own community it speaks volumes.
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As such, the idea that the 34-year CIA vet wasn't fully versed in—if not directly involved in—the program has long strained credulity.
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He met with one on December 16, and said he was well versed in the "Anarchist Cookbook," a book that includes instructions for making explosives.
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But during the period I've been, I think very well versed on matters as we're discussing and many more than just what we're just discussing.
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The president is not well-versed in policy and does not have personal relationships with the majority of his Cabinet secretaries and their top subordinates.
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It's not that Ali was versed in Sun-Tzu, or Von Clausewitz, or Frantz Fanon in warring against the strictures and structures of white supremacy.
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While not German or a Berlin citizen I spend a lot of time in the city and am fully-versed in the club's music policy.
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She believes that the rot can only be healed if an empathetic and loving leader, equally versed in American history and culture, takes the helm.
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He is well versed in the tricks of the trade; he credits James Patterson as a helpful influence, particularly when it comes to short chapters.
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Because Mr. Dimitrov and Ms. Lasky are creatures of the internet, they are as well-versed in pop culture as they are in literary history.
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So I sent an SOS email to three people who are more than well-versed in Harry's erogenous zones—the creators of The Potterotica Podcast.
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I was feeling really optimistic after meeting with him—his results gallery looked great, and he was really well-versed in working with trans patients.
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But it remains to be seen how well versed those board members will be in the concerns of smaller minority groups such as the Kachin.
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Quebec was the region in North America best versed in the blood libel, which had already occasioned anti-Jewish violence in Montreal and Quebec City.
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In New York, Uber is well versed in the ins and outs of the sales tax, having lobbied the State Legislature to roll it back.
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Trump's campaign has hired staff versed in the ways of Washington and has begun holding regular meetings on Capitol Hill with current and potential supporters.
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Doctors will need to become more at ease with the prognostic ambiguity and better versed in the possible benefits and harms of the new therapies.
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If this sounds like a straightforward plan, then you are not well versed in the myriad lawsuits that such provisions have prompted in the past.
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That means whoever is assigned to build the landers must be well-versed in Boeing's hardware, potentially giving Boeing the leg up in the competition.
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The daughter of an Indian refugee from Uganda and an Irish-American, she grew up in Williamstown, Massachusetts, versed in traditional bhajans and Celtic pop.
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Chances are, if you are a veteran, family member of a veteran, or veterans' advocate, you are well-versed in the need for VA accountability.
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He now faces calls from Mr. McCain and Lindsey Graham, two Senate Republicans considered well versed on national security issues, to form a select committee.
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Anyone well-versed in my work as a coach knows that I strove to promote excellence, but never at the sacrifice of safety for anyone.
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McConnell argued that senators are well-versed in the issue after passing comprehensive immigration reform in 2013 and negotiating behind closed doors in recent months.
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Oprah's doc premieres at the Sundance Film Festival next month, and it's a good bet Game will be well versed on the subject by then.
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That said, people on both sides of the case describe the Commissioner, an ambitious Danish politician, as incredibly thorough and well versed on the issues.
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Faraday is well-versed in the family's decline because he grew up in the village, and his own mother was a housemaid at Hundreds Hall.
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"When he wanted you to do something, he usually got his way," said Mr. LaRoche, who speaks several languages and is well versed in Latin literature.
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Speaking to reporters in the White House driveway, Cummings said Trump was fully versed on the drug price issue and eager to work toward a solution.
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I can honestly say I was not well versed on what it meant to be pregnant and give birth outside of what mainstream media shows us.
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Because you're well-versed in the importance of taking care of your skin, your medicine cabinet is likely stocked with cleansers, serums, creams, sunscreens, and masks.
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But even more than that, students are more aware than ever of sexual assault as an issue, and are well-versed in the language of consent.
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From what we can tell in the trailer, all of the students or would-be students at High Water are well versed in hip-hop moves.
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Innovative technology firms, well-versed in the challenges of the developing world's financial trust architecture, stand to revolutionize the way money is sent and lent globally.
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An Amazon exec previously told Sports Business Daily that the secondary English feed was meant as a simpler alternative for fans less versed in football jargon.
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We are not well versed in how a particular kind of science works and so are misled by scientific sounding terms (like those used in homeopathy).
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A user who is not well versed in the vagaries of investing may well benefit from the hand-holding and guidance offered by a professional advisor.
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With every open-source project, technology companies are quick to adopt (and adapt) the open-source project and be well-versed with how to use it.
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I was well versed in black music and there were things I found exciting, like Snoop Dogg's debut album and the emergent house and garage scenes.
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It is a well-versed team that, with the support of career personnel, will convey to Trump the importance of NATO as a vital security asset.
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Mark Chamberlain to staff members that explained Epstein was "poorly versed in jail routine" and would require an "atypical" adjustment to his new lifestyle behind bars.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson needs to nominate and have confirmed specialists well versed in the Asia Pacific and in functional areas, namely nuclear non-proliferation.
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With Republican lawmakers already well-versed in wielding investigations as political cudgels, they might also be tempted to take a hard line on oversight powers, too.
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TikTok is, in short, a microcosm of the internet itself — mercurial, fast-moving, and often utterly incomprehensible to those not well-versed in its inner workings.
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Lisbon benefits from two major universities and one specialist polytechnic institute, which pump out up to 100,000 graduates a year versed in design, development, and programming.
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Unless you're particularly well versed in a particular exemption, it's hard to know how to even go about filing an appeal a lot of the time.
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If you're not well-versed in the OG technique, strobing is the act of applying mega amounts of highlighter where the sun naturally hits your face.
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The best candidate will also have to also be well versed in analytics, understand the role of sports science and be willing to challenge conventional thinking.
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Alternatively, if you're well-versed in your workouts, you can modify these suggestions to create a customized workout that is as safe as it is tough.
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Luckily, Paul seems well versed in Italian kidnapping protocol, and he grasps for one final option: Cutting off his ear and dropping it in the mail.
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This all-star trio unites three improvisers who are not only well versed in jazz's standard practice, but also interested in thickened atmospheres and architectural abstraction.
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No one should sit in your chair at a show and feel excluded, so the entire team must be well-versed and on the same page.
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She was very well versed in campaign matters, and a bit of a cable news TV junkie herself, having watched MSNBC's Rachel Maddow before her shift.
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Timbers, a Yale graduate, is deeply steeped in history and politics—he prefers nonfiction for his leisure reading—and he is well versed in dramatic theory.
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He also advises founders to be well-versed with the target group, time frame, and local conditions before each presentation — and to adapt them if necessary.
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Our visit doesn't last long, but Linkous is well versed in history, and we discuss the murky distinction between lawfulness and lawlessness in the nineteenth century.
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Because of this, Mr. Ryan has become well versed in the toe-touch method of travel, which he has used to become a prodigious money raiser.
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Financial advisors should expect to collaborate with an elder law attorney who is well versed in the Medicaid laws in the client's state, plus an accountant.
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Zúñiga, then in his early forties, was boyish, genial, and, after a decade working in Latin-American affairs, deeply versed in the intricacies of regional policy.
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But at $49.99, that many maybes makes it a hard game to recommend to anyone who isn't already versed in the mythos and majesty of BattleMechs.
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For anyone even casually versed in the long-standing U.S.-Korean alliance, this visual juxtaposition of state power and casual sexual predation pulls you up short.
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I'll be honest: As someone who's not too well versed in comics, I was at first a little surprised by this, and then kind of delighted.
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Casten has a STEM background, used to run a waste-heat capture company, and is well-versed and clear-eyed on the subject of energy transition.
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"They should have hired people who could deal with the industry, and who understand the industry and have been thoroughly versed in the legislation," he said.
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Meanwhile, those versed in the ongoing national Kardashian narrative were quick to point out that Kim leads a sober lifestyle and refrains from drinking and drugs.
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"I was trying to say that visual communication is a very direct way of conveying information—something we are very well versed in understanding," he explains.
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"What it really came down to was that I couldn't find a witch or doula versed in herbal abortions who could lead me through it," she explained.
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The attacker appeared to have been well versed in guerrilla warfare and may have trained in Syria, a security source and a newspaper report said on Tuesday.
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"I personally think that a lot of children and teenagers are much better versed in understanding what's going on and they need to mentor up," says Chemaly.
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Trans-specific medical studies have been severely limited until recent years, and there is still a dearth of medical practitioners well-versed in working with trans individuals.
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She declined to make Haverstick available but said that Haverstick consulted with others who were well-versed in the company's testing methods before writing her blog post.
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Plus, while many companies are well versed in online scams and have cracked down on onscreen pop-ups, our smartphones are a relatively weak link in comparison.
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Thanks to the past four years she's spent as a creator, she now is well versed in communications, working with brands, publicity, video-editing, and social media.
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The dystopian future the piece describes is much worse, and forecast to happen much sooner, than most people — even people fairly well-versed in climate change — understand.
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And it doesn't matter if you aren't well-versed in the fishtail or French; a classic three-strand weave in an unexpected place is all you need.
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Companies pay top dollar to big data pros well-versed in the framework, and these experts bring home a whopping average salary of around $110,000 a year.
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The FTC's new chairman, Joseph Simons, an antitrust lawyer who was chief of the commission's competition bureau in the early 2000s, is well versed in these questions.
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Mahindra is one of the driving forces on the Formula E circuit, which holds its New York race this weekend, and is well versed in EV production.
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The new central-bank bosses will probably, like Mr Powell, be generalists versed in the ways of government and masters of a brief rather than a theory.
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Her family is well-versed in the energy sector; her aunt, Marit Arnstad, is a former oil minister and an ex-member of the board of Equinor.
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It was smooth sailing for Ohshima, who was well versed in drawing game characters through his involvement in games like 1987's Phantasy Star and its sequel.
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The successful applicant will have journalism experience and will be well versed in everything from Tweeting breaking news stories to creating comprehensive Snapchat stories on the ground.
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Tech firms are well-versed in team-building tricks, using perks such as food, nap pods and idiosyncratic slang ("Googlers", "Softies" and "Amazonians") to bind employees together.
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"The increased quantity of sex talk is great, especially because more experienced, well-versed sex educators are getting their messages out there," Basler told me over email.
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Speaking several hours after Trump, Pompeo insisted the President would be well-versed in different aspects of the North Korea situation when he sits down with Kim.
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He admitted that it helps to be in a relationship with someone who grew up around it and is well-versed in how to handle the pressure.
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Rubinstein, who said he would stay on as an advisor at Bridgewater, is well-versed in finance at a time when Uber lacks a chief financial officer.
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What I realized was that attorneys were nearly as well versed in the Chicago Police Department's brand of street justice as they were in the criminal code.
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An imam is the person who leads prayers in a mosque, gives religious guidance, and is considered extremely well-versed in the Qur'an and other religious texts.
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Despite being well-versed in how horribly wrong things could go, we were hopeful that our traumatic experience was an anomaly that wasn't likely to happen again.
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When he later returns to retrieve it, all well-versed Friends authoritarians will see that it's the same actor who later plays Phoebe's brother, Frank (Giovanni Ribisi).
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Bringing on someone well versed in the inner workings of the DOT and NHTSA is a smart move for any company with ambitions to deploy autonomous vehicles.
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Even for viewers versed in NASA history, who will know the fates of certain characters as soon as they are introduced, the deaths come as a shock.
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But the most important innovation, he said, was hiring a staff so well versed in the local music scene that the store could order its own inventory.
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I went through a similar process recently in editing the Arabic edition of my novel, guided by a publisher well versed in the morphing standards of acceptability.
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Meanwhile, Andy Myers—Wine Director for José Andrés' ThinkFoodGroup in Washington DC, and a well-versed metalhead and musician himself—has curated a soundtrack for each course.
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He is well-versed in the interconnectedness of New York City's subway system, always knowing which routes are the most expeditious to get to his Brooklyn home.
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"The more versed I became in analytical philosophy, the more I became aware of the limits of what you can access through analysis and reason," he said.
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The activists, above, are all well versed in the Communist Party's values and have been campaigning for economic equality — a major pillar of the party's own ideology.
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Mark Williams, the head coach of the men's team at worlds, is as well versed as anyone when it comes to the history of honey and gymnastics.
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Pierson is highly regarded and viewed as not partisan by intelligence community colleagues who know her to be confident and well versed in the work she does.
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By hiring Raine to manage the process, FIFA is enlisting an organization well versed in securing deals for sports entities, and one with a presence in China.
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Sixty-seven-year-old You Wenfeng is one of the few remaining people versed in the craft and hopes commercialisation of fish leather could help boost demand.
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Mr. Goldman, a 43-year-old father of five, is also well-versed in talking about investigations into President Trump as a paid legal expert on MSNBC.
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"Your wife may not be as well-versed in technology, so you might want a son or daughter to manage those accounts for you," TrustedHeir's Perkins said.
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It rings true to anyone well-versed in the realm of positive psychology—you don't need to change the situation, you just need to change your mind!
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As Edward Said helped us see with Orientalism, people can be quite well versed in a foreign literature and use this knowledge to support real-life brutality.
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And people on the other end of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, though essential, aren't generally versed in what life looks like for a farmer, Rosmann says.
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This included $22019 million in funding for the World Meteorological Organization and $218 million for promoting democracy development in Europe — a continent already well versed in democracy.
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They could be earning far more from their efforts and prospering — and perhaps even finding interesting new career paths — if they were well versed in entrepreneurial thinking.
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She floundered in the face of questions about school choice and campus sexual assault — issues that, a year into the job, she should be well versed in.
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It's a smart move to simplify a process that may be complex for people who aren't versed in vinyl, or who don't have record stores in their area.
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And because Versed would have to be administered intravenously by a doctor, suspects would be pretty aware of what was going on, canceling out many of its effects.
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The candidate should have experience with various video editing and CMS platforms and be well-versed in the use of social platforms such as Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram.
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IS is staffed by many young, tech-savvy men who are well-versed in mobile technology and could make use of Facebook Payments, the "Cash" application, and others.
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Alamy If you're at all versed in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, you may have heard about this little stage production called Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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When I was growing up, my teachers were well-versed in Christmas and Easter, but they weren't exactly equipped to talk about the significance of fasting during Ramadan.
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As a sex and consent educator, I'm well versed in the world of BDSM, kink, and other sexual acts that mix consensual pain, bondage, and dominance and submission.
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Caroline Framke Being someone who is really well-versed in rom-coms, I'd love to go through some of the tropes that Crazy Ex ... well, totally fucks with.
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Art: Chris Sprouse Changamire is versed in philosophy and forgotten Wakandan history, and he thinks that Wakanda's exceptionalist identity is a lie propagated to keep its people powerless.
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Because it isn't versed in other countries' rebooking rules, the chatbot only works on US airlines with flights that depart from inside the US, whether domestic or international.
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He says the reaction to Parkland was notably different from previous mass shootings, in part because it affected a group of teenagers well-versed in using social media.
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The paper is notably well-versed both on the dangers posed by misinformation and the trade-offs that come with increased regulation, especially to privacy and free speech.
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I gained autonomy, confidence, and a sense of self-efficacy being treated in a place that puts their patient's care first and practices with such well-versed sensitivity.
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Except for recently appointed Vice Chairman Rich Clarida, most of the members are either not well versed in or are hostile to the premise of supply-side economics.
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It's unavoidable that the internet and the products that come with it have seeped into our culture, and kids are often better versed in them than adults are.
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LONDON — Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, escaped tough questioning during congressional testimony this month in part because American lawmakers weren't well versed about how the social network functions.
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This story first appeared in VICE UK. If you've ever been a teenage girl – or, in fact, a fully adult woman – you'll be well versed in faking orgasms.
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Even though I was well-versed in procuring Plan B (I'd taken it three times over the past decade) what I hadn't really understood was how it works.
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The far right is very well versed in using coded language and dog whistle tactics to communicate with its followers and spread racist messages under the mainstream radar.
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Sámi men, in particular, writes Willumsen, are "reputed throughout Europe to be well-versed in the art of magic," known for their ritual use of the rune drum.
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That uniquely talented workforce, well versed in adapting to the latest technological advances, may have encouraged some businesses to employ a larger share of their workers in Michigan.
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With a background in dance and her current career in Hollywood, Lana Condor says she is well-versed in the pressure on women to have the "ideal" body.
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Chris Douvos, who has worked in venture capital for more than two decades, is well-versed in some of the mistakes that VCs make when working with LPs.
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If you have a sous-vide machine, you're probably already versed in the delights of using it for steak, salmon, and ramen eggs with their silky, runny yolks.
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The translator is somebody who, one, is probably not versed in the policy and is going to be able to explain the nuances of what went on there.
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Scott DesJarlais (R-Tenn.), who serves with Cheney on the House Armed Services Committee, called her whip-smart, well-prepared for hearings and well-versed in institutional knowledge.
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The Viacom directors may try and litigate in New York to get a judge who is less versed in these issues, but that is probably their best option.
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Thanks to modern technology, energy-saving programs, and a handful of tradesmen versed in century-old plumbing techniques, there are a variety of fixes to tame runaway radiators.
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Stylists should be versed in perming, just make sure he or she knows the Olaplex, as well (any good salon should have someone on staff who understands it).
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Kenneth J. Montgomery, a fellow criminal lawyer who was raised in Brooklyn and built his practice there, is well-versed in these same worlds and civil rights issues.
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Rather, she is a professional food designer — skilled in building flavors and textures, versed in arcana like the aftertastes of alternative sweeteners and the umami of dried yeasts.
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These are all things that might be appreciated by an audience well versed in the incredible variety of Korean food, but that variety is not readily available here.
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GRAND UNION StoriesBy Zadie Smith To consider yourself well versed in contemporary literature without reading short stories is to visit the Eiffel Tower and say you've seen Europe.
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I felt like I "got" the time jumps right away, but I did wonder if that would come across to people who weren't well-versed in the story.
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"Tina Tchen is an accomplished advocate for women and impact-oriented leader versed in convening disparate stakeholders for a common purpose," Portnow said in a statement released Tuesday.
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Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said she would be careful about characterizing misspellings or mistakes as carelessness by the perpetrator, who appears well-versed in politics.
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Most millennials are well-versed in the ways of hawking stuff on Craigslist, which is a good option, particularly for larger items that would be difficult to ship.
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He became well versed in even the most obscure baseball, basketball and football players, and he said he won thousands of dollars as a result of his expertise.
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Yet he's also well-versed in cutting plea deals -- like the outcome he negotiated in 2015 for his client Dennis Hastert, the former House speaker and Illinois congressman.
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He persuaded tens of thousands of Muslims from around the world, some new to the faith or poorly versed in it, to travel to the region to fight.
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Acting CEO Foote has been with the company for just about two months, but is known to be well-versed with late Harrison's working style from a previous job.
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Caleb McLaughlin and Gaten Matarazzo may play two characters living in the '80s on Stranger Things, but that doesn't mean they're well-versed in what was trending that era.
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Windows has dramatically improved over the years, but you'll still want to be well versed in privacy and security to use it as safely as you can a Mac.
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"There are professionals who specialize in counseling around FAFSA [the federal form used for applying for financial aid], and most financial planners are versed in education planning," Priebe said.
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Sure, these terms sound intimidating at the moment, but by the time you've completed the training, you'll be well-versed in data science jargon, impressing everyone in the office.
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WALLACE: I&aposll say two things he told me off camera, I guess I can say it, one is he said he is very well-prepared, very well-versed.
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In addition to traditional entry-level account roles, agencies are looking for data experts, creative directors, influencer marketing pros, and ideally, people well-versed in all of the above.
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And while our literary icons are not always conventionally beautiful, it is undeniably au courant to be well versed in the works of a woman singularly comely and talented.
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Among them was Rodriguez, who was now well-versed in giving interviews to journalists — even becoming a member of the caravan's media relations committee, helping to draft press releases.
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And even those numbers understate things, since some problems and solutions encompass multiple sub-issues, many of which will be intelligible only to those well versed in federal law.
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Finance No, making minimum payments on your student loans does not count as being well-versed in finance, which is an important skill to have in the modern economy.
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Staples is supporting Sanders, but acknowledged that Trump is singing a siren song for his colleagues who are not as well versed in the politics and policy of trade.
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Brie Bella is well-versed when it comes to enduring physical stress on her body, but she understands that carrying a child — and giving birth — are a different story.
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After searching their Ohio house, lo and behold, Sells found a box of Versed and Fentanyl, which Meehan had stolen from the hospital with the intention of getting high.
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"Exceptional daily measures like in the past, such as tight one day and loose the other, should not be expected," said the first person versed on central bank thinking.
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For example, pharmaceutical and finance clients tend to have legacy statisticians who are well-versed in the statistical aspects of data science but are weaker on the computational front.
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It was so strange, they weren't versed on The Specials or The Selecter or Madness, they only knew Operation Ivy, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and that was really it.
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So the SSRC is appointing experts on emerging concerns surrounding privacy and ethics1—experts well versed in issues on which university review boards may not be up to date.
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Gowdy, never camera shy and well versed in the art of information warfare, appeared on cable news to keep the public updated on his investigation and publicize his findings.
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And so now that I've been through this for so many years, Sean (ph), my understanding of the political tactics that the other side uses is pretty well versed.
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Spending time on efforts where you have expertise, like supporting entrepreneurship amongst disadvantages populations, ensures we will have far more impact than in areas we are less well-versed.
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Additionally, the Chinese are well-versed and experienced in traditional road construction, building China's expansive expressways, as well as a lot of road infrastructure in Latin America and Africa.
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I am well versed in tax policy and personal finance, but it is hard for any individual - as well as professionals - to figure out the impact of tax reform.
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The company plans to give creators and influencers more independence from existing platforms by allowing them access to funding from a team well-versed in their unique capital needs.
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He is now well versed in the nomenclature for the various lights' casings, he said, after he ordered a case of the wrong ones online before consulting his contractor.
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The agency declined to make anyone available to speak with Reuters because "no one is completely versed in all the details," spokesman Pat Fisher wrote in an emailed message.
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If you're a 30-something millennial less than well-versed with memes or that guy famous on Instagram for being born with a long neck, maybe you feel screwed.
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While we built that framework, we were also busy transitioning Gerardo from a full-time financial analyst to a front office professional well-versed in the world of sales.
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" Or, in the manner of a personals ad, to invite her closer: "A brother versed in spiritual calisthenics / And cowboy quiet seeks funny, lonesome, / Speculative or eye-glassed lass.
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I used to live in Germany for several years, so I was already well-versed in the intricacies — and indeed, quite serious business — of what makes something a sausage.
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It doesn't help that after six—six—pre-primary debates everyone who cares is pretty well-versed in who these seven men are and what policy positions they have.
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Why tell an audience that Martha isn't well-versed in Renaissance hermeticism when we can just show them she isn't by putting her in a hot-pink G-string?
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For those well versed in the 34-year-old's backstory, it's triumphant and heartwarming to witness his newfound mental clarity—as though a weight has shifted from his being.
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Luke Kuechly's smarts and range fit perfectly as the lone 'backer in a 6-1 front, and cornerbacks James Bradberry and Donte Jackson are well-versed in off-zone.
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Unless you're versed in the basics of machine learning and natural language processing, you probably didn't realize that human review is still an essential part of developing voice software.
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Or perhaps someone versed in the underground cinema scene: A short film of Ms. Monk's earlier devising, carrying the same title, was also projected during the three-act work.
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Like Trump, I am not deeply versed in East Asian security issues and long had a fuzzy impression that China could make North Korea do basically whatever it wanted.
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He wanted to see a therapist versed in psychedelics before taking anything, to help him create a safety net around his decision—for himself and those close to him.
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And voters who feel that they're overlooked and misunderstood by people versed and immersed in the ways of Washington will sometimes choose disruption, delivering a shock to the system.
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In the last year, the Twins invested in high-resolution video equipment and brought in Johnson, who is well versed in biomechanics and analytics, from the University of Arkansas.
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Lost in the reporting were several key points that skewed the study and made the results extremely less clear for all but the most well-versed clinician and researcher.
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To those with less perverse minds (or — ahem — those less well-versed in Freudian symbolism), you might not have picked up on the undercurrent of sexuality embedded in Splatoon.
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At the time, I wasn&apost very well versed in the points and miles world and the idea of spending thousands of dollars on a credit card seemed daunting.
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The older girls are required to colead outdoors expeditions, so they become well versed in building fires, reading maps, administering first aid, planning meals and encouraging their younger charges.
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But instead of charging you an extra premium for having someone so well-versed in recipe creation on your side, Dinnerly makes it easy to eat homemade, tasty food.
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Like any real American, I'm well versed in the tropes of our nation's reality television traditions, and it's their absence that makes "Terrace House" so deliciously destabilizing to view.
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If you&aposre well-versed in tax law (most people aren&apost) you can print out and mail in your paperwork or request the paper forms in the mail.
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"Even Senators well-versed in social media struggled to ask about difficult concepts like end-to-end encryption, location tracking, and the competitive landscape of Silicon Valley," Warren said.
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That being said chill out and know it's a modern mullet which is very cool, but it's something you probably aren't even well-versed in sorry but not sorry.
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The speechwriter was a Trump Organization staffer hardly versed in the ways of political campaign speeches who had lifted lines from Obama's roaring success of speech eight years prior.
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He spoke with no notes, and his rambling digressions, of which there were many, were hard to follow for anyone who was not well versed in the Sonny Vaccaro story.
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And certainly a person who was not as well versed in the playing rules of public life and how to survive it and what you let roll off your back.
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As the pop-punk phenoms were clearly versed in bands like Saves The Day, their tribute to their Philadelphia forebears helped give them some credibility with those that questioned them.
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C.-area campus, as seen here: Starship is already providing food by autonomous robot in Silicon Valley, so the bots are well-versed in the fine art of delivering snacks.
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The contestants, who have to be versed in everything from ancient Greek mythology to rando Jupiter moons just to compete, decided to save the patently easy NFL category for last.
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AFTER nearly 17 years on the road, the Interfaith Amigos are a trio (an imam, a rabbi and a Christian pastor, to be precise) well versed in America's religious scene.
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Walden has become well versed in FAFSA because here, with no scholarships to dole out, test scores matter far more for getting recruits financial aid than meeting NCAA minimum eligibilities.
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By now, we're all so well-versed on what former Suits star, current Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle can and can't do now that she's officially in the royal family.
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Unless you're a true morning person who relishes in rising early to take on the day, chances are you're well-versed in the mental game we call 'getting ready roulette'.
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Details: Instead, teams are looking for coaches who are well versed in how to use the new technologies available to them (hitting apps, machines) and leverage the data they produce.
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But I'm also hesitant, because I don't want to be so outspoken about issues that I may not be well versed in, only to be a detriment to the cause.
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For those who are not well versed in the delicate ways of crêpe eating, they are a thinner, more elegant version of pancakes, and they must be treated as such.
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It was started by CaShawn Thompson in 2013 as #BlackGirlsAreMagic — if you're a well-versed Twitter user, you know exactly why it had to be shortened to its current variation.
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Martin Shkreli, in particular, is such a fascinating figure because he is very well-versed in those financial techniques, and very enthusiastic to use those to defend his business practices.
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Deeply versed in foreign policy, Raddatz made headlines earlier this year for challenging Hillary Clinton during one of the Democratic debates over her plans to combat ISIS and al-Qaeda.
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While the method isn't as simple as a typical Google search, it is available to anyone with access to Google and who is well-versed in a few search tactics.
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Abizaid, who currently serves as a visiting fellow at Stanford University, is a former head of U.S. Central Command and is well-versed in the politics of the Middle East.
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Rare-book dealers are well versed in warning signs that make them leery of certain sellers, said Pom Harrington, who owns a London-based rare-books firm named Peter Harrington.
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Paraiti (Whirimako Black) has become a respected healer and midwife versed in Maori medicine, so renowned that Maraea (Rachel House), the Maori housekeeper for a landowner's wife, enlists her help.
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Experts argue that da Vinci was well-versed in how light reflects and refracts, and the omission is a rookie mistake, indicating it may have been painted by an apprentice.
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As a physician, I understand the importance of specialization, but I do feel that doctors should all, at the very least, be well-versed in the needs of all genders.
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My companions on this 96-hour, 10-state journey from New York to Seattle — especially my fellow sleeping-car passengers — were well versed in surviving a multiday trip by rail.
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He may not be as well-versed on issues of racial justice as other candidates, but black voters know Joe Biden and clearly, that is more than half the battle.
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Black is a master at world-building, conveying integral details without that information ever seeming tedious or encyclopedic, whether you're well versed in faerie or a newcomer to the genre.
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He came into office versed in data and analysis, and as a closeted gay man who kept his sexuality secret from the public for his first four years in office.
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Mr. Raniere turned to her for help in spying upon the white-haired, white-bearded Mr. O'Hara, Daniela said, asking if she had any contacts who were versed in hacking.
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James Stagg (an immensely likable Mr. Haig), the Scottish meteorologist who has been brought in as an adviser and is well versed in the caprices of British weather, thinks not.
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Now that I've become well-versed in personal finance, I realize not having access to your money in the face of an emergency is a problem, to say the least.
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Ms. McGrath is well versed in selling via social media, through her website and addictive Instagram (1.6 million followers), and she wields brick-and-mortar might through a Sephora partnership.
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If I can be well-versed on most of their portfolio, I can get by with saying, "That's a good question, let me get back to you," on other parts.
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That is likely to start in the second round when he takes on Gilles Simon or Pablo Cuevas, both almost indefatigable players well-versed in the art of attritional tennis.
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And she speaks in polished, complete sentences, informed by her training as a lawyer and by the advisers, some well versed in old French far-right doctrines, who surround her.
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While the show of force had clearly been planned in advance, the initial military foray across Gambian borders came about unintentionally, according to diplomats versed in activities in the region.
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He became versed in the high-tech methods for analyzing paintings, which can yield details about canvas, wood and pigment that can offer insight into a work and its creator.
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They, being well versed on what's going on the inside of the company, could probably contribute more effectively to board discussion than yet any CEO from an unrelated industry anyway.
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Rather than trying to be all things to all people, what's driving the industry nowadays are, in Harteveldt's words, "pretty savvy business operators" that are very well versed in specific things.
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Many of the jihadists I've spoken to, other than the recruiters and the leadership side of it, are not particularly religious, are not particularly well versed in their faith at all.
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For those less-versed in local politics, CLPs are groups of local activists who organize around constituency lines and are able to select Labour parliamentary candidates and campaign on their behalf.
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Otherwise, the layperson can expect to tap a developer versed in the Solidity programming language to do timed-released coding in the form of an Ethereum function called a smart contract.
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I think, I don't have ... I'm not as well-versed in politics as you are, I don't have like statistics and history to call up in my brain in an instant.
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It may have taken me several minutes to figure out who "the Bartender" was, but the crowd, well versed in the derogatory rhetoric that's accumulated around AOC, laughed with each mention.
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And although I'm not well versed in the antioxidant properties of a beautyberry — it certainly sounds good, and gives the mask the prettiest purple hue, so I'm drinking the Kool Aid.
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Because as well-versed as you may be in Friends trivia or Game of Thrones theories, you might have a big ol' blind spot when it comes to classic movies. Whups.
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Conan's team is pretty well versed in all things Apple; they've tapped the company's stuff for bits a bunch over the years, from the AirPods to its legal battles with Samsung.
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Not only is Fieri no stranger to cooking pulled pork dinners for a crowd, he's also well-versed in using his cooking skills and connections to help out during natural disasters.
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Maingear seems to be aware that being a boutique manufacturer well-versed in extravagant, several-thousand-dollar builds also requires catering to the casual player or the budget PC gaming market.
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After watching countless YouTube tutorials, I feel well-versed in the best practice, which is simply to hold your breath and slowly breathe out to avoid bubbles going up your nose.
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Here's a look at how it works: The match I played at E3 was facilitated by two team captains who were well-versed on the ins and outs of the game.
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Jennifer Gaydosh has been a cardiac nurse for eight years, meaning she's well-versed in knowing that a symptom such as arm pain could be an indicator of a heart attack.
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Sign languages are incredibly expressive and beautiful, but unfortunately remain insular, as the majority of the world's population is neither versed in nor willing to learn its unique means of communication.
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Because of the intense non-disclosure agreements around the Stingray, most prosecutors will drop cases rather than defend the use of the device in the face of a well-versed lawyer.
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He may be thoroughly steeped in French literature and literary style, but he stands apart from his countrymen in being well-versed in the Persian and Arabic languages and their histories.
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It's a brilliant concept, written by a man well-versed in various styles of music — it ain't all rap — as those who saw his first show, "In the Heights," will know.
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Abizaid, who currently serves as a visiting fellow at Stanford University, is a former head of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) and is well-versed in the politics of the Middle East.
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But Kushner is preoccupied with Mideast negotiations and a range of other presidential assignments, and the China portfolio has settled in the hands of seasoned officials well-versed on Asia matters.
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She is over-her-head indebted to Wall Street and big business and her invested supporters, and is seemingly the best versed candidate on "working the system" to get your vote.
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JPMorgan and Goldman put their top women behind WeWork Even for those well-versed in IPOs, trying to parse out the bankers on WeWork's S-22017 could make your head spin.
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Finally, because of how long we've been selling this product, my customer support knows it inside out and is well versed in handling questions and delivering the best client support possible.
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So what follows is my attempt to make sense of the new film, along with an assessment from a collective of my more well-versed colleagues regarding how well I did.
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Everyone deserves the right to respond to allegations, but Argento, one of the most prominent spokespeople for the #MeToo movement, should be well-versed in the potential impact of such responses.
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If your students are well-versed in the "WGOITP?" procedure, they can easily transition from a photograph to a piece of text using similar questions: What's going on in the text?
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Tyka says she wants Bremer Bank because they have provided financial services to Prince for years, and they are well versed in his affairs and best suited to protect his assets.
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But first, I have a confession: I am not a music critic and there are many, including many Hyperallergic readers, who are much more versed in contemporary music than I am.
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Mr. Powell, 64, will become the first Fed chairman since the late 1970s who does not hold a degree in economics, but he is deeply versed in finance and public policy.
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To juggle it all, Dance is on a plane almost every week — flying cross-country or to Paris for lengthy stints — so she's well versed in the challenges of packing light.
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But a more measured strategy—regulation that does not amount to a ban—continues to be the preferred one of those well-versed in the history of supply-side drug intervention.
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The small business divisions of traditional banks and alternative finance firms are well-versed in the issues that entrepreneurs face, and have a lot of experience helping businesses improve their plans.
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He was a critic as well as an artist, well versed in art history, as demonstrated by one of the most mysteriously moving pieces in the show, "The Fifth Day" (1980).
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If you're not well-versed on the basics of the stock market, the words and numbers spewed from CNBC or the markets section of your favorite newspaper can border on gibberish.
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The vast majority of characters in the show are sexually fluid, hyper-well-versed in the so-called "woke" positions of day, and constantly trying to appear as progressive as possible.
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Although Google Analytics wasn't a necessary skill to be versed in for my particular role, others who used it regularly in their roles weren't always sure how to use it effectively.
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Consider a Private Guide A knowledgeable private guide, who is well-versed in a museum's collection and has a background in art, can create an enjoyable tour customized to your interests.
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However, if you've never had the chance to catch one of the Fixer Upper holiday episodes, you may not be well-versed in how the couple decks out their farmhouse for Christmas.
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Featuring 6.5% retinoid blend, Sunday Riley's advanced-strength formula is the ideal serum for those looking to clear up skin — or pretty much anyone who's already well-versed in vitamin A derivatives.
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Even though Nautica has been the one more actively on social media and more versed in its idiosyncratic culture, she loves the role she plays as her dad's kind-of brand manager.
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Macrene Alexiades, MD, founder of anti-aging skin-care line Dr. Macrene Skin Results 37 Actives, considers herself well-versed in treating skin diseases in all ethnicities, crediting her exceptional training experience.
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One of two female officers on the recent patrol, Lt. Angela Morris has become well versed on sex crimes in the two and a half years she has worked on such cases.
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As the lead character in Ocean's 8, the star-studded, all-female reboot of the heist franchise, Sandra Bullock is well-versed in both the secrecy and the fanfare surrounding the film.
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This isn't just true for people with absolutely no technical background but also for many investors who may be well-versed in tech but still struggle to understand many projects' white papers.
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The added Swift Playgrounds languages were chosen strategically where Apple wants to grow a developer base well-versed in Swift, particularly China, which now leads the U.S. in iOS App Store revenue.
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" Portnow is publicly supporting Tchen's appointment and says in a statement that she is "an accomplished advocate for women and impact-oriented leader versed in convening disparate stakeholders for a common purpose.
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And if you, like us, are well-versed on designer goods (hey, it's a skill we should all be proud of), you definitely thought these shiny minis were made by Isabel Marant.
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Having spent 10 years at Microsoft, including overseeing the sales and marketing of Office 365, he is well-versed in managing a large global team and launching technology platforms for wide distribution.
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Such questions appear at odds with the school's promise of a "well trained" staff versed in the policy's definitions of consent, intoxication and sexual conduct, as well how to conduct an investigation.
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Paid social media advertising expertise A new digital marketing hire should be well-versed in paid social media advertising, especially through Facebook or a similar social platform that our company uses regularly.
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AWS Technical Essentials Certification Training Another introductory course, this one touches on AWS terminology and concepts and navigating the AWS Management Console to ensure that you're well-versed in using the platform.
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If you're looking for a light-hearted new binge-watch that also provides insight into a world about which you might not be that well-versed, I recommend Mozart in the Jungle.
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Versed is a sedative typically prescribed to reduce anxiety but medical personnel at the CIA believed that it could also be administered to prisoners to influence their state of mind during questioning.
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As part of the Bush family dynasty, Bush was versed in education policy and literacy programs for kids, her platform, which she unveiled in June of her first year as first lady.
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That person, who is paid a commission by the insurance company whose plan you choose, ideally will be well-versed in all aspects of Medicare and will work in your best interest.
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Rob Nichols, head of the American Bankers Association, a lobby group, praised Mr Clinger, who he has known for nearly two decades, as someone "deeply versed in all issues surrounding financial regulation".
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As a powerful group of billionaires, well versed in the ins and outs of municipal bonds or antitrust litigation, they readily grasp that sports and politics don't exist in neatly bounded spheres.
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They will rally to compete and support digitization of this female-dominant industry as the sophistication of the platforms and tools finally begins to match that of an already well-versed audience.
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His era of golden age film was very much considered the ivory tower of scene painting in that he was very well-versed in painting, excellent colors, and excellent artists and technicians.
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Middle school and high school students may already be well-versed in these platforms and quickly pick up any new skills required to participate with their teacher virtually or take a test.
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Mr. Geldart said those forces would allow local agencies better versed in crowd management tactics to monitor the protesters and pro-Trump groups, in person and with the help of social media.
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" And he argues that while he has no background in politics, "I might argue that I'm certainly more well-versed in many concepts of government and the law than our sitting president.
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The waiters, clearly not well-versed in Jewish customs, huddled over this insane request for succo d'uva by someone older than six and sheepishly asked Mr. Ouazana if the restaurant carried any.
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Mr. Volker's departure, which was first reported by The State Press, the student newspaper at Arizona State University, leaves the Trump administration with few senior officials versed in Ukraine's struggles with Russia.
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Basecamp is billing itself at once educational and authentically fan-oriented; unlike either iteration of Alienstock, this event has a detailed schedule composed of speakers versed in ufology — the study of UFOs.
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But the nomination of Mike Pompeo, a former Army infantry officer who is well versed in issues facing the intelligence community, to lead the C.I.A. has been received positively at the agency.
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With his Harlem-Kingston Express, he brings together musicians versed in both reggae and straight-ahead jazz, creating a brew that's danceable and lilting and often ramps up from hypnotic to electrifying.
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But medical experts in the transgender field want legislators who aren&apost well versed in the issues to stay out of matters that could preclude transgender children from receiving services and treatment.
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Being a little too versed in my romantic comedies, I decided to hold onto the scarf and left my name and phone number with the maître d' in case my handsome stranger returned.
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But the most vocal group, the group best versed in packaging their message and hurling it in a way irresistible to a media obsessed with the shocking and offensive, were the alt-right.
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And while each of Warren's Democratic rivals has a unique set of policy issues, none of them is as well versed in how the economy impacts individual consumers and employees as she is.
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While his Cabinet members are very conservative, many of them, such as Mnuchin and Ben Carson, are not well versed in the ways and means of D.C. or interested in building new policies.
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The filter is well-versed in multiple languages, and will be able to catch spam written in Spanish, Portuguese, English, Arabic, French, German, Russian, Japanese and Chinese, Systrom wrote in the blog post.
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Verdict: Graffiti artists should really be better versed in the concept of negative brand association; tagging a Vietnam War memorial may be one of the worst ways to get your name out there.
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With the exception of Wyatt, all of these filmmakers are well-versed in comedy, and let's be honest — Deadpool was special because of its sense of humor, not because of its action sequences.
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Even if you're someone who's not well-versed in the true crime genre, take it from me: I've never once finished a true crime documentary, and I couldn't look away from American Vandal.
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Though the dog-loving couple don't yet have parenting experience as far as a human goes, they are well-versed in giving lots of loving attention to Bentley, whom they adopted last February.
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Other major cryptocurrency centers like San Francisco and New York have been able to hire from major concentrations of engineers well-versed in blockchain, said Jonathan Underwood of Tokyo cryptocurrency exchange Bitbank Inc.
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This means a start-up political party, like Ukweli, has the extra challenge of introducing itself to an electorate well-versed and conscious of longstanding organizations with established party machines and financial backing.
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This question is particularly noteworthy because the answer illustrates just how well-versed an applicant is on Facebook's mission statement, which has remained unchanged since the company's inception: Making the world more connected.
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To many of the world's ordinary citizens, not well versed in American constitutional procedures, it means one thing only: Donald Trump, 45th president of the United States, is accused of serious foul play.
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And their digitally oriented president of baseball operations, Theo Epstein, is well versed in the fine art of snapping historic losing streaks, having accomplished the impossible with the Boston Red Sox in 221.
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Administrator Green is extremely well versed in MCC's model and operations, having served on its board; his experience with MCC is reassuring to those of us who want to learn from its success.
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Scheer, who was poorly versed in film history when the podcast began, stands (or sits) in for the listener, learning as he goes, from Nicholson's film knowledge and from interviews with the experts.
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If you are well versed in one specific topic you can quickly finish that class, leaving you more time to focus on what you need to learn, rather than what you already know.
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If you're at all versed in Wikispeak, it's worth checking out just how sophisticated the antipiracy group is and how much information has been compiled on those who upload files and their methods.
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Visitors to Burning Man are well-versed in the colossal Man and Temple sculptures destined for a fiery demise, but the dozens of pop-up installations can offer the festival's most pleasant surprises.
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Instead, it looks as if that role will go to Representative Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts, who may be less camera ready but is actually better versed on the intricacies of tax policy.
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He pokes his head into the office to double check what piece of equipment they want him to run that day, he's versed in all of them since he's been there for years.
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He appears to have used stolen high-speed internet and frequented pirating sites for games, a history that suggests O'Rourke was well-versed in the early digital native culture that preceded social media.
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And what we need to do is we need to send every single one of these border agents back to training because they certainly haven't been versed in what is humane and inhumane.
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Nonetheless after two days in meetings, NATO diplomats said Mr. Esper, a former Raytheon lobbyist, seemed much more well-versed in military and foreign policy affairs than Mr. Shanahan, a former Boeing lobbyist.
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This is someone who is well-versed in the multi-hyphenate parlance of intersectionality; someone who wears a bell hooks T-shirt and could easily recite the academic's greatest essays, chapter and verse.
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When Reuters first requested comment on benefits for the disabled in Puerto Rico, ACF declined to make anyone available because "no one is completely versed in all the details," said spokesman Pat Fisher.
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The day before my May wedding, my best friend from college, who's more versed in Hindi than I, pointed out that "Chachi" is actually a term reserved for your dad's younger brother's wife.
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She was for the most part portrayed neither sympathetically nor heroically, but rather as a disingenuous climber well versed in her country's often transactional relationship between sex, power and the pursuit of ambition.
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Cashman is looking for someone who can relate well to his young players, is versed in analytics and is willing to collaborate with the front office on everything from lineups to roster makeup.
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What happened with Deadspin is emblematic of what is often a flaw in private equity, especially when it comes to big firms: They can get involved in businesses they're not well-versed in.
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But to those well-versed in the psychology of Dr. Taylor Hartman's "Color Code," as all employees of the University of Phoenix's enrollment office were required to be, it was a career-maker.
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The New York Times asked some people well versed in the challenges and difficulties of marriage and divorce to suggest questions that may make a split more amicable, or even save the union.
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There are excellent Austrian bottles on the fairly concise wine list, but with prices that easily drift up above $70, you might wish the servers were better versed on their ins and outs.
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In addition to working in health, he's also well-versed in politics as Ethiopia's former minister of foreign affairs — and this combination of technical expertise and political experience make him an excellent candidate.
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It is essential for the editor, composer, and sound designer to be tied into the early stages, so they're versed in the vision of the film, as their input can change a film drastically.
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A Trump appointee and typically conservative, Gorsuch sat on the Tenth Circuit bench for eleven years and, compared to the rest of the Justices, is well-versed in Indian law, and typically respects it.
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But as for visitors less well versed in the capital's boozer lore, it can be tricky to know which pubs to count on for a good pint or y'know, just a functioning Ladies toilet.
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As well as being far better versed in foreign affairs, both are more adept inter-departmental players than Mr Shanahan, who has the least government experience of almost any defence secretary of recent times.
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Growing up, we became well versed in interpreting fashion cues from glossy teen magazines and our favorite girl bands, but sometimes the most valuable advice came from someone a little bit closer to home.
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The new trailer also gives a bit more context about the setting of Into the Spider-Verse for fans who might not be as well-versed in the universe-hopping shenanigans of comic books.
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It is perfectly fine if you don't feel all that well versed in the world of breast cancer, because there is a ton of information out there, and it seems like it's always changing.
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Given room to roam, rhetorically, Trump does so -- answering hypotheticals, wandering down rabbit holes and exposing the fact that he is simply not terribly well versed in the meat of many of these issues.
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This year is Super Bowl LII (which, for those not well-versed in Roman numerals, is the 52nd incarnation of the title game) taking place between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots.
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However, in reality, "consumers who appear to be more versed in financial matters receive better advice, on average, " perhaps because the advisors realize that they are better able to go elsewhere for quality information.
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As many of us tech geeks who are already well-versed in the technicalities of a phone's display already know, switching on a phone's night mode (if it has one) helps conserve battery life.
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The training wheels are still on with this selection, as many of these shows are pretty mainstream and feature well-versed hosts who cover content in a way that isn't too alienating or opinionated.
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Cruz, who frequently shows voters how well-versed he is in pop culture from the 1980's and 90's, then broke into another trademark accent -- this time mimicking an old commercial for Chrysler.
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To that end, if you were a teenager during the early to mid 2000s, there is a high chance you are well-versed in a bunch of indie tracks that now feel depressingly distant.
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The organization is well-versed in conveying crucial information to non-native, non-English-speaking communities: IRCO offers over 100 social service programs, which help immigrants find housing, take language classes, and secure jobs.
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I'm not too versed in Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, but I can't imagine that Dudu is lacing in crazy near half-field golazos that find deep corners out of the keeper's reach every day.
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I was also incredibly lucky to be in a band with the guys I ended up with, who are all so well-versed in specific eras in music that I had no idea about.
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Team Clinton likes that Kaine has good ties with the business community, has foreign policy chops and is well-versed in the party apparatus — he is as former chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
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Shadia Bseiso, a Jordanian versed in jiu-jitsu, dreams of encouraging more Arab women to take up sports - and of one day maybe even crashing a metal chair over WWE mega-star John Cena.
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At the 2016 Republican National Convention, he said that Trump is one of his "closest friends," and described him as "good enough, tough enough, smart enough and well-versed enough" to win the presidency.
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When he was hired in 2008, Moore praised Eidsmoe as "an exceptional constitutional scholar who is well versed in history and America's Christian heritage," according to a release from the foundation announcing the decision.
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Nothing is stranger, in this very strange film, than the mystical power with which pop culture is endowed; one vital riddle can be solved only by somebody versed in the works of John Hughes.
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What Bannon nails in the last line of his quote above is the fact that the "brain trust" of the Trump campaign simply wasn't terribly well versed in the ways that modern campaigns operate.
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Our take: The majority of the 44 lawmakers questioning Zuckerberg in the joint Senate hearing were not well versed in the workings of Facebook or how data is shared between platforms, developers and advertisers.
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But you don't have to be a fan of Baroque music to be versed in counterpoint; children's rounds like Frère Jacques and Row Row Row your boat are familiar examples of basic contrapuntal technique.
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" Douglass "was too well versed in the history and theory of freedom," Sandefur explains, "not to know that destabilizing property rights in such a way would in the long run harm the freedmen more.
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Unlike his predecessor, Dr. Tom Frieden, a dynamic public speaker well versed in Washington political culture, Dr. Redfield has at times come across as a deer in the headlights, including during last week's hearings.
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Of course, advertisers were well versed in navigating unacknowledged or buried emotions long before the advent of the internet, which some experts suggest has made the industry uniquely positioned to take on today's trolls.
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But while I wouldn't want my son to be versed in the behavioral skill set lately (and sometimes lazily) categorized as features of toxic masculinity, I also don't want him to be a pushover.
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The bad news is that powerful political actors—including the Democratic Party elite that just so happens to be quite well-versed in the rhetoric of diversity—are fighting such reforms tooth and nail.
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These investments are different than those with which many everyday Americans are well-versed, such as mutual funds or stock in companies like Apple that are bought and sold on a public stock exchange.
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Although the Spanish were well versed in the slave trade, during their first rule of Florida from the 13th through mid-18th centuries they promised freedom to any enslaved person who fled the colonies.
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"She has staked out a ground as being well versed in [a] variety of ways of regulating," said Doug Brake, a policy analyst at the Information Technology Innovation Foundation, a Washington, D.C., think tank.
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His mistake wasn't even in saying something flatly false, since policy is complex and political aides' false statements about policy are often covered even-handedly by reporters who aren't particularly versed in policy details.
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So if there's lesson here (Chang was apparently told by one cop that he ought to be learning one), it's that your average beat cop may not be particularly well-versed on legal jurisprudence.
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He wants to make his own deals, and he's not well-versed in all the deals that are being made around him — all the deals that are embodied in a well-functioning political party.
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It's a movement I'd wager most of us aren't well-versed in, and the display at the Zimmerli gives a fascinating overview of the many ways in which artists rebelled against the Soviet system.
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Trump's decision to effectively wing it during his hour-long meeting with Putin at a social dinner wasn't simply a casual choice by a president who isn't well-versed in the finer points of diplomacy.
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What's worse is that many trans women are not getting proper health care due to the judgement from society and the fact that too few medical professionals are well-versed in trans issues, Phoebe explains.
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This show assumes an audience that's versed in Title IX and rolls its eyes at the hand-holding Law & Order: SVU has to do for adults who still don't comprehend slut-shaming or date rape.
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Salesforce Lightning Experience User Training Even if you're well-versed in Salesforce's Classic user interface, if your training isn't up to date you may not know how to use the new Salesforce Lightning Experience interface.
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I am well-versed in the stereotype that millennials can't hold a job, but I couldn't help but wonder whether it was that I couldn't hold a job or that this job couldn't hold me.
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But even though the positive returns on a livestream could be tremendous, a creator who is not well-versed with visual language might not see those benefits and could potentially do harm to his campaign.
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Meticulous record-keeping, making copies of receipts and ensuring you're well versed in what constitutes a "business expense" are all crucial parts of filing a return that's accurate and will get you the maximum refund.
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Those who aren't as well-versed in the history of cinema get a thorough exploration of these topics, while others get the opportunity to engage in a conversation that tackles big topics without turning nasty.
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Senior administration officials expressed confidence to reporters Thursday that the pandemonium seen at airports would not occur this time around and that consular officers and border agents are "well-versed" in how the process works.
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S.C. Medical Center, or the ambulance from Firehouse No. 22007 on Skid Row, which brings a crew of medics who are by now well versed on the characters and medical ailments outside the station house.
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In HHM's last ditch meeting with Mesa Verde, Chuck does indeed flex his experienced legal muscles — he emphasizes to Kevin that what Mesa Verde needs is a team of veteran attorneys well-versed in banking.
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Few designers are as well versed in the history of costume and dress as Anna Sui, whose collections make references to everything from Christian Bérard illustrations to Schiaparelli couture to the History channel's "Vikings" show.
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The show is on the hunt for 10 female and 10 male contestants who meet the constitutional qualifications to be the next commander in chief and are "well-versed" in the laws of the land.
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Well versed in the contemporary literature on social media and adolescence, Sales disagrees with those who say adult worries about teenagers and social media stem from "moral panic" or fear of adolescent sexuality in general.
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It was a far cry from the ramshackle homespun recording that came from University of Illinois students: the band members were actually well-versed in their instruments and the arrangements felt more meticulously-put together.
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Between the lines: The companies have given few details about what they want out of this effort, but Gawande is extremely well versed in both the practice of medicine and the broader health care system.
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Hell, maybe you've been deep in The Pizza Show since season one, episode one, and you feel as well-versed as one can be in the timeless, perfect combination of carbs, cheese, and tomato sauce.
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More and more, they like to spend their money in a digital shopping culture that is distinct from that of Europe and North America, and they are well versed in price differences across the world.
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Given the enormity of our day-to-day tasks, they're impressively well versed in the news: I first learned about the draft order early last week from one of the Syrian translators in our group.
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The Complete Digital Marketing Super Bundle With nine jam-packed courses and 57 hours of content, this bundle will get you well-versed in all there is to know about the basics of digital marketing.
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Experienced and educated, well-versed in the terrible costs of global confrontation and driven by an impulse toward public service that Mr. Trump doesn't possess, these three, it is hoped, can counter his worst instincts.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Is highly versed about something" is KNOW ONE'S ONIONS (the big yellow ones, not the white ones, which were in short supply because of the war).
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Like most of the online tax services, it uses a question-and-answer format to help filers navigate deductions and credits, but you can also jump directly to certain forms if you&aposre well-versed.
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As a feminist writer and (nonpracticing) lawyer relatively well-versed in the details of Title IX and campus sexual assault, I couldn't help reading her book with pen in hand, furiously scribbling in the margins.
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Candidates also need to be well versed in the strategic formulation of spaceflight programs — that means past leadership roles at organizations or companies working on space-exploration projects (SpaceX, Lockheed Martin, or NASA, for example).
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At the same time, unprecedented scrutiny has revealed not only the personal failings of a few officers, but the need for officers of all ranks to be well-versed in ethics, community relations and leadership.
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But Biden is actually pushing a policy that could wreck the growing American weed industry and massively disrupt users' access to the drug, attorneys, consultants, academics, and entrepreneurs well-versed in US cannabis policy say.
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But that happened partly because, for all his idiosyncrasy, he had real intellectual and political strengths: He was intelligent, literate, well-versed in history, had long experience in government, and knew what he stood for.
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The show is hosted by Wil Willis, a former Army Ranger; J. Neilson, a veteran knife maker; Doug Marcaida, the hand-to-hand-combat specialist; and David Baker, a swordsmith well versed in ancient weaponry.
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Origin Story: As the former head of design at Public School, Heesung Choi, the Seven All Around founder, was well versed in the cool-kid aesthetic long before striking out on her own in 2018.
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Now a committed fan well-versed in the moody town's occurrences, I was prepared to give the cafe a chance at redemption; my revisit a pilgrimage honoring Norma Jennings and her glossy cherry pie mecca.
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There is no immediate indication the handful of international banks that remain are considering leaving Pakistan, and banking sources point out that these banks are well-versed with the risks of operating in the country.
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It helps if, going in, you're already somewhat versed in Aquaman's exile from Atlantis and his strained relationship with its queen and his soul mate Mera (Amber Heard) that exists in the DC comic universe.
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The Salesforce Certification Training Bundle By Mike Wheeler — $8 with code 'WEEKEND60' See Details Given that Amazon Web Services (AWS) practically powers half the internet, anyone well-versed in it is sure to earn big bucks.
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"It is necessary to offer solid evidence to U.S. judicial officials and to make sure Chinese law enforcement officials are well-versed in U.S. and international law," justice ministry official Zhang Xiaoming told the China Daily.
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Even though it's been years since USB-C launched, the unfortunate reality is that USB-A (that's the regular full-size USB port if you're not versed in your USB alphabet) is still more widely available.
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Though the brigading of review sites and doxxing behavior isn't exactly new, the speed and coordination is; one consequence of a never-ending information war is that everyone is already well versed in their specific roles.
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It's still reasonably challenging, especially once you get to the tougher foes, but it makes the game far more manageable for those who may not be as well-versed in combo-driven action games like this.
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Hu referenced GDPR directly in his speech yesterday, lauding it as "a shining example" of Europe's "strong experience in driving unified standards and regulation" — so the company is clearly well-versed in how to flatter hosts.
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As the Wall Street Journal reports, Kratsios was first brought to the White House in March to advise the president on tech issues (and he may be well versed in tech topics such as broadband access).
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Modigliani's father, Flaminio, a bankrupt businessman 15 years older than his wife, was absent and otherwise ineffectual during much of Dedo's upbringing, while the Garsins taught him French and versed him in poetry, art, and culture.
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The additional staffers -- including one Republican and one Democrat, versed in the National Security Agency collection tactics -- come as some sources on the committee have grumbled behind the scenes about the pace of the investigation. Sen.
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"He is well versed with current challenges that the country is facing and I am sure he is quite capable of delivering," said Mothusi Sename, a 41-year-old taxi driver in Gaborone, referring to Masisi.
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As a teacher and librarian well versed on the issue of education reform that she worked on as first lady of Texas, she fully expected to work on education as first lady of the United States.
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