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The company soon realized she had an unusual knack for identifying extremely low levels of troublesome chemicals.

It is a basic knack to be spacious, Mistake to lovers, Forgive him with the spacious attitude, Because you to love people of him most.

Once you've got the knack, English is not as difficult as you think.

If your partner has a strange knack of being able to pick out all the right perfumes , this may not be a good sign at all.

Overall, he comes across as a man of faith and morality, with a knack for effective leadership.

This is a process you are going to have to discover on your own, if you keep at it you will develop a knack for it.

Andhis knack for making big news out of his "fun" brief at a time ofrecession and war speaks to his political skill.

Tesco's rise is at least partly thanks to its knack of quickly responding to trends.

"You've got to get the knack of working both arms at once, " he said. "It takes a little practice. "

He assures me that the knack is to flex the muscles on the side of your cheeks, hard.

I know you're used to painting with a brush, but a roller's far quicker once you get the knack of it.

For a president who insists it's a bad idea to get "caught up in the news cycle, " Obama has just shown a knack for controlling it.

Already some in her coalition grumble that she has lost her knack of winning elections. But she will surely survive as chancellor.

However, GM seems to have a knack for killing vehicles just as they come into their own, so we won't hold our breath.

I used to be able to skate quite well, but I've lost the knack.

Tesco'srise is at least partly thanks to its knack of quickly responding to trends.

He has a sense of humor, and a knack for relating management learning to a variety of non-business, real life situations.

Ron has a real knack of being a top defender and an aggressive player on the defensive end of the court.

My way of striking the ball is a bit strange, difficult, you have to have a knack for it .

You will also discover that you seem to have the knack of encouraging each other to greater things.

In other countries, Vodafone has had a knack of turning a small investment into a controlling stake, but not in the Middle Kingdom.

Twenty years ago, I was one of them. Having gotten the knack for labels early. . . I concentrated on love.

His knack for superior string arrangements led to recordings for which he orchestrated and conducted the London Symphony Orchestra.

'Take it gentle, sir; take it gentle, ' said the dairyman. 'Tis knack, not strength that does it. '

You really have a knack in selecting such a beautiful figurine for Christmas. Mary thanks for your generosity and good wishes.

they also need policies of their own, not just a knack of criticising those of others.

One must admit, though, that Charlotte has a positively clairvoyant knack of picking the wrong moment to call.

Doctors with a knack for mechanics invented ingenious contraptions that would "protect" people from "abusing themselves" .

He had a knack for the Merc job. He could gauge from the roar of traders' voices how the market was faring.

You know, different parts of the world have a knack for different things.

You got a real knack for inspiring conference, you know that?

Syria's President Bashar al-Assad seems to have a knack for making enemies and losing friends.

In the months before the election, Ms Merkel's knack of avoiding controversy by steering clear of any awkward policy issues seemed adroit.

Crucial in this transformation was the same knack he had shown at Harvard for bringing conservatives on board, even for liberal initiatives.

The zinc batteries will likely come at a premium and Apple has had a knack for getting its fan base to look beyond price points.

With your knack for creative expression, you need to find outlets for your clever and ingenious aesthetic sensitivity.

He had a knack for it, but was frustrated by the dearth of information about his craft.

Like TS Eliot's poetical cat, he said, Britain's prime minister has a knack of vanishing when there is "dirty work to be done" .

Being logical presupposes our having sensitivity to language and a knack for its effective use, for logic and language are inseparable.

he came back from the war penniless and landed a good Job right away. "" yes, he has the knack of falling on his feet!

My Ikea iris is in the process of reflowering yet again, and I'm sure it isn't down to my "knack" at all.

Rasima says her knack for finding good soil comes from her job as a field worker.

She respected Andrew's wisdom, his knack of going directly to the nub of any situation.

She just seems to have the knack.

Before the incident, I had considered myself a naturally inquisitive journalist with excellent instincts and a knack for retaining details.

But it can also be scary and even dangerous for unsupervised children, who seem to have a knack for discovering inappropriate content.

A three-time world champion, he was known for his effortless grace and precision on the road, and his baffling knack for racing in the rain.

This kid's got a knack for a China boycott. Nothing slips past him, I can tell. I shrug and hold out my hand.

While plenty of managers are capable of angry reprimands, Ferguson has a knack of knowing who needs one and when.

Jackson was the supreme showman who had an unrivalled knack of grabbing headlines.

As I've mentioned before, my daughter has an uncanny knack for asking questions that my wife and I are completely unready to answer.

A kill zone. The name says it all. US marines have a particular knack for naming things that describe exactly what they really are.

Phillips had a special knack of rendering difficult and long sentences into very understandable English.

If the last few years taught us anything, it's that the unthinkable has an uncanny knack of happening.

You seem to have a knack for underrestimating the exceptional.

She's always had a knack of looking forward to the next big thing.

It can be a delicate process, but American diplomat Ralph Bunche had a knack for negotiation, along with excellent training and experience.

You've certainly got a knack for knowing the right thing to say.

The ordinary tax receipt does not leave out, the small knack is really effective.

Gradually, he accrued seniority, power and a knack for back-room deal making.

Mr. Obama's knack for eliciting pleasing feelings of self-regard in his followers is certainly a political virtue.

Actually, db4o's knack for backward-compatibility deserves a bit more explanation.

Her finely calibrated moral compass is matched by a reporter's knack for deft, understated description.

Mr Jobs had an uncanny knack of winnowing out the wheat from the mountains of chaff.

The author's knack for finding nuggets enriches what might otherwise seem a rather panoramic take on world history from Tacitus to Twitter.

Yet whatever Mr Turner drifted into so easily had a knack of turning bad or getting complicated.

Harper Knowledge: Like a bard, a Harper has a knack for picking up odds and ends of knowledge.

As Mr Cameron explains it, the knack of government lies in using limited public funds to nudge society towards better ways of doing things.

Compared with the traditional food safety control method is compared with one's own knack in, HACCP?

According to the man himself, his key attributes as a footballer are his technique and his innate knack for scoring goals.

As for Germany, it has a knack of coping with a high exchange rate.

Knack, which published the findings, says the DNA was tested under stringent laboratory conditions.

Whatever his particular style, Connie Mack had a knack for creating a winning team.

But for a poet with Jin's knack for wordplay, Cantonese is fertile soil for raps.

As such changes take root, China should acquire a knack for turning theoretical research into high-tech products.

It's the knack of finding a positive for every negative, and viewing a setback as a challenge.

It's the knack for finding a positive for every negative, and viewing a set-back as a challenge.

Some bats seem to have a knack for finding unusual places to sleep.

One of Mum's ceramic angel figurines fell from the knick-knack shelf.

France lacks the German knack of meshing big companies with their suppliers.

Nonetheless, Mr Specter acquired some unforgiving enemies, and he has a knack for not making friends.

Besides drawing, Walt had picked up a knack for acting and performing.

According to Steven Klein, who shot Pitt and Jolie for a 2005 W magazine spread, Pitt has nat- ural knack for the art of photography.

What did your teachers or parents say you had a skill or knack of doing?

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Yet for someone so mindful of secrecy, Mr Assange also shows an unerring knack for attracting attention.

The brothers have a knack for spotting good business models in Silicon Valley, and then quickly starting something similar in Europe.

In fact, Huawei has developed a remarkable knack for luring talent away from other companies.

I never really picked up my mother's knack for getting organized.

She worked tirelessly and had the knack of remembering everyone's name.

and he has a knack for making finance accessible to the layman without boring the specialist.

When it comes to today's beauty, Laura Geller has an uncanny knack for knowing what works and what wows.

The coach: At Google, Wesley Chan displayed a knack for building teams to fill technology niches.

The problem can't be solved effectively by experience, technical knack or repetitious test.

Yet many still think his best quality is a knack for being in the right place at the right time.

Mr. Greenblatt had a knack for working with female leads.

Wesley Chan has a knack for turning good ideas into new businesses--and doing it with minimal resources.

This is a book about underwater explorer Robert Ballard , who's got a knack for discovering things in the ocean's darkest depths.

As a manager, that's a good knack to have.

He had acquired the knack of snatching his siesta in the most unfavourable circumstance.

including an uncanny knack of escaping the most qualified personnel.

SQUEEZING a decent profit from a slow year is a pleasing knack for any company.

The man with a nose for news also has a knack for photography.

And New York has another kind of knack for contemporary art.

My kin have always had a knack for laborious work.

Banking also has an annoying knack of turning today's genius into tomorrow's fool.

Dad had a knack for getting people in the mood for his music.

They have the knack of keeping their guns fed and operating under any weather conditions.

They're sold mostly in knick knack import shops, for wall decoration.

No. Equities have a knack for rallying in anticipation of an eventual recovery.

Mr Huang took his knack for property deals one crucial step further.

Riptide: Dr. Stennes is either extremely lucky or has a knack for putting his life in danger.

he had the happy knack of making people like him.

I don't think I'll ever get the knack of operating this machine.

Members of this sign have a knack for anticipating their customers' needs.

LIKE all canny entrepreneurs, drug dealers have a knack for branding their goods with evocative names.

It's too bad that Stephen King doesn't dabble more in fantasy, because he clearly has a knack for world building.

Conner also possesses a knack for compromise.

Paris Hilton has a knack for attracting attention.

It was difficult at first, but gradually I got the knack of skiing.

But young people are incurably optimistic and women have a special knack of forgetting their troubles.

The teacher guides whether to get the knack, the immediate influence student to the writing interest.

She understands a lot better about the knack of winning crucial points and staying on top.

Knack No. 3: Enjoy the food cooked by Chinese Cuisine without fatten but sumptuous.

He is a man who appears to have the knack of timing.

We all know that humans have quite a knack for changing the natural environment.

Clearly, Finnie has a knack for inspiration.

Whether it's a gift for small talk or a knack for arithmetic, many of us have something we feel we're particularly good at.

Like long-term China bulls, the shorts may need to acquire a knack for patience.

Quintus has a knack for this kind of thing.

Knack No. 2: When you want to eat chocolate or ice cream, just choose water and tea to substitute.

To have the knack of doing sth.

Dr. Martin has the knack of putting nervous patients at their ease.

You can choose to spend 3 Sorcery Points to purchase a unique sorcerous knack at Rank 1, like a Carl native.

I believe Koeman knows English football very well and has a knack of preparing his teams well against British opposition.

Mr. Kingcrofe, as well as Lilia, has the knack of being absurd in public.

She is a gifted public speaker, with a knack for rousing a crowd.

Four-year-olds have a knack for bringing the whole world around them into the realm of play.

He told me the knack through the phone.

He always did possess the knack of slipping off.

Jack has a knack of making friends wherever he goes.

The world browser use ideas and experience knack.

Repetition is the knack of memory.

That clown has a knack of saying funny things.

Jack has a knack of friends wherever he goes.

They also note that Ms Gordillo has a knack of co-opting reforms to serve her own ends.

Chinese people just don't get it - they just dont have a knack for designing things.

They also have a knack for tripping, spilling, and breaking things.

Knick-knack paddywhack, give a dog a bone.

My car has a knack of breaking down just when I need it most.

Once you lose the knack of dropping off to sleep it's almost impossible to believe you'll ever discover it again.

He has an unerring knack of saying the wrong thing.

There's a knack to baking a good cake.

"Some people just have a knack for reflowering, " he says, although I'm not sure I really believe him.

Why not ask Jim for help? He has a knack for fixing things.

french women have a knack for style and beauty, no matter their age.

Willis also discovered an innate knack for playing the harmonica, and did so for an R&B group, Loose Goose.

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He has a knack of teaching mathematics.

For someone who claims he's not following me, you sure have a knack.

You have to admire the Chinese knack of passing the right law, at the right moment.

Project managers on the other hand, need general management skills, along with a knack for problem solving.

And once you get the knack of loving the Life, even your story will change significantly.

Humans have a knack for reproduction.

He has a knack of saying funny things.

There's a knack in it.

You have a chinese knick-knack hanging on Your rear view mirror.

It is difficult to use steel bar and there is knack to use it.

I think Liverpool will win on Saturday, because they have the knack of playing under pressure, the desire and the experience.

He hasn't the knack of tuning in to people.

Tom has a knack for languages. He can speak Russian, German and French.

She has a knack for cooking.

Mr. Huang , 41 years old, combined a tough business mind with a gambler's bravado and a knack for cultivating officials to engineer deals .

Athletic You have a knack for athletic endeavors. You receive a 2 bonus on Balance checks and Swim checks.

You have a knack for developing creative ways to achieve your goals.

You have a Chinese knick knack hanging from your rear - view mirror.

I have a knack for that.

You have a knack for doing the right thing at the right time.

Only when we find an effective method, we can get the remarkable knack of group learning really.

You have a knack of getting to the core of things.

You have a God-given knack for committing a terriblesin.

Do you have a knack for remembering things?

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and you know i got a knack for it . you know that

Do you have a particular knack for something in your field of work?

Those investors know that excess liquidity created by the Fed has a knack for finding its way to Hong Kong.

a knack ofknowing when to leave a party

Knack in Using Equivalent Infinitesimal Substitute to Solve Limits

Jean-Claude Biver, the saviour of several Swiss watchmakers, has a knack for selling luxury

A little knack for silkworm rearing in rural areas

The Fortune Seeking Rush and Business Knack in the Han Dynasties

Been around the world and back, got knack for them girls in black

The knack of optimistic fund investment

A memory knack for English Vocabularies

A quite alarming knack of knowing when to twist the knife

flair : A natural talent or aptitude; a knack

A knack of rapidly removing broken bolts

"Six words knack to keep health" in hennery

A special skill; a knack:

a knack of the trade

He has a knack for marketing,

Odds are that if you're a non-traditional applicant, you have a knack for leadership;