At the Bar he was a fine judge, dexterous in argument and scrupulously fair in his rulings.

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It's an awkward gesture (except for a left-handed person) but is justified aesthetically because it extends from Jesus's dexterous command.

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Or will he dump strategist and strategy alike and emerge as the dexterous CEO with the guts to head off trouble?

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So she constructed her reference by averaging the scans from 50 right-handed men (since the drivers in her sample were all male and dexterous).

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If you're looking for more technical details you'll find a link to the recently published paper titled, Dexterous manipulation of microparticles using Bessel-function acoustic pressure fields at the source.

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Many of us would be happy to live with a bigger version of 1950s government: one that ran surpluses and was dexterous enough to tackle long-term problems as they arose.

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Just never forget to be dexterous and deft.

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Your thumbs naturally find their place hovering above the virtual decks, but the unit it plenty light enough that you can hold it with one hand, while using the other for more dexterous performance manoeuvres.

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