A high talent in reading
Today's narcissistic layabout is tomorrow's talent.
What they need most is managerial talent.
Top companies trawl a global talent pool.
All of this with only natural talent.
The scientist deserves recognition for his talent.
These children have a huge reserve of latent talent.
The first is that there's a major contradiction between how we measure talent and the causes of talent.
Have you ever heard the term raw talent?
Li Bai was a Tang poet of superb talent.
It require no small talent to is a decide bear.
It requires no small talent to be a deciding bear.
During a period when Romanian gymnastics needed new talent, Catalina Ponor was spotted during a nationwide talent search and chosen to train with the national team.
Eventually, however, his bizarre life-style and personal notoriety eclipsed his talent and his numerous achievements.
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Develop a diversified talent team of specialist nurses, puncture nurses and maintenance nurses.
FOR: Reputation as best coach in the game and also skilled at unearthing and nurturing talent.
Love the people together for your pet talent for debauch, grow old together.
The economic geography of the world is lumpy, and talent likes to clump together into centres of innovation.
Briefly speaking, young people are inclined to idolize the people who excel in appearance, intelligence or talent.
It takes talent, cunning, and a willingness to lie through your teeth to the people who pay you.
The advantage of some people is not that he has much talent, he has won the time.
Given these two examples, we can speculate as to the issue with US tennis talent development - the current training system is a throwback to developing talent in a bygone era.
I am regularly inspired by the good will, talent and idealism of the young people I meet across the world.
Even without Mr Horie's talent for publicity, the spotlight would remain on auditing irregularities and the policing of securities laws in Japan.
An individual who demonstrates above-average talent, dedication, and/ or production capabilities can be promoted faster than others who have more seniority.
Though a good ballplayer, the team was loaded with talent, and Obama contributed only two points in the state championship game.
The software teams have great talent and a clear road map, and Jobs' attention to detail and passion for perfection permeate Apple's culture from top to bottom.
If Mr Ban moves swiftly to overhaul the UN's administration, bring in new talent and restore bureaucratic morale, doubts about the faceless chusa from Korea could swiftly subside.
In another amazing show of my talent for stating the obvious, I would say that if you are dreaming about being lost or unprepared, you probably feel unprepared or lost in your real life.
With one voice they disapprove of you, all bossily saying that it is your job to mentor talent (horrid phrase) and that if you even think of keeping him down you are a worm.
Although most familiar as the hard-riding hero of Longfellow's poem, Paul Revere's claims to historical significance rest even more on his talent as a craftsman and on his industrial perspicacity.
It is, perhaps, the quintessential human frailty, a reminder that the Promethean talent of the human mind - this strange ability to think about itself - is both a blessing and a burden.
Some people do not achieve little, not in intelligence or lack of ability, but not to overcome their psychological weaknesses and fallacies, and not to give full play to their existing potential and talent.
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