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Of course, all this depends on a grasp of what words are vital and recurring in your speech, and you know what?

Things may be even worse at the elite level, he said, where science is encouraged in the abstract, without a grasp of the scientific method.

Tension, I hurried down and quiet, with a grasp of the things I can finally shoot the successful completion of the task.

I suggest you find a lawyer by the Law Society of things, they will give you write a will, such a grasp of relatively larger.

Led to a deepening of a grasp of spiritual truth.

He had as firm a grasp of superstar economics as Mr Cruise, one of the world's best-paid film actors.

My early practice in landscape is beneficial to a grasp of background and atmosphere.

But wait. . . there's more. You get all this business knowledge plus a grasp of marketing that is second nature.

He had a grasp of the broad factors in military problems.

Now that you have a grasp of the things metadata is good for, I'll introduce you to annotations in Tiger.

From time to time chills ran through his whole body, and clutched his heart in a grasp of ice.

The students had a grasp of decimals, percentages and fractions.

What is still lacking here is a grasp of connections of profound generality, but not a knowledge of order in itself.

After reading this article, you should have a grasp of fault handling in web services systems.

Sorry if this is demonstrating a grasp of the obvious.

Once I have a grasp of what the clients objectives are I will get to work on some very rough concepts and outlines.