He quickly mastered Russian.

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I haven t yet mastered your manners.

How many languages have you mastered fluently?

He hasn't yet mastered the art of writing.

Icelanders admire immigrants like Kahssay who ve mastered their language.

Now 60, he says he still hasn t quite mastered Spanish.

In fact, he is the only person who has mastered them so far.

Like bureaucrats, professional politicians have mastered the art of saying nothing interesting in public.

Having twice walked past the sacks and mastered himself, he turned calmly to Koznyshev

But the other lesson of life that is rarely mastered is the art of fulfillment.

You have hardly mastered one fault when another crops up and there is a fresh struggle.

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But, while Ukraine s political elites have mastered the art of getting democratically elected, effective governance eludes them.

Details will change by 2008, but not trends, and Rogozin has mastered these trends better than anyone else.

One is there's the science of achievement, which almost everything that's run is mastered to an amazing extent.

President Estrada of the Philippines, who never mastered his office, was removed in a bloodless coup aided by mob rule.

Uncontrolled, these forces may be dangerous and destructive, but once mastered they can be bent to man's will and desire.

Some of these skills can be learned only in universities others can (and should) be mastered in primary and secondary schools.

Yet, in Morocco, for example, more than 80 of school children complete primary school, but fewer than 20 have mastered the material.

'It is heavenly when I have mastered my earthly desires but when I have not succeeded, I have also had right good pleasure!'

Moreover, the technology necessary to convert it into energy including high yield burning, gas conversion, and liquefaction into synthetic fuel has long been mastered.

Your album is being mastered in Los Angeles, American musicians are collaborating with you, but you personally still can t travel to the United States?

For employees to develop, they must be imbedded in a stimulating workplace, with new problems to solve, harder tasks to be mastered, added abilities to strive for.

For employees to develop, they must be imbedded in a stimulating workplace, with new problems to solve, harder tasks to be mastered, added abilities to strive for.

But even beyond that, coming back to the Internet, what you can actually see is that certain governments have mastered the use of cyberspace for propaganda purposes. Right?

Like bureaucrats, professional politicians have mastered the art of saying nothing interesting in public. They are managed by equally professional press handlers, masters of spin and the television sound bite.

There were also signals emanating from Iran that, having , having mastered uranium enrichment technology, the authorities could envisage continuing enrichment in a third country in a joint consortium with the West.

Because it is true that Poles have mastered the art of evading the law, including the quota act that has just joined a bunch of other acts existing only on paper.

Arab authoritarian regimes, unlike others that have given way to democracy, are incapable of self reform they have, however, mastered the tactics needed to prolong the life spans of their aging despotisms.

He had now mastered himself and was able to speak, and there was much he had to say to her but what he said was not at all what he had intended.

On an industrial scale mastered 43 peat deposits with a total area of about 300 hectares, the main exploited stocks are concentrated in five fields located in the central and southern parts of the oblast.

Howie Weinberg started working alone when no one else showed up at the appointed time in the studio by the time Nirvana, Andy Wallace, and Gary Gersh arrived, Weinberg had mastered most of the album.

And the second goal, for those of us who have mastered that first goal, is to you know, you call it spiritual fulfillment, you can call it financial success, you can call it any number of different things.

At that moment the wind, as if it had mastered all obstacles, scattered the snow from the carriage roofs and set a loose sheet of iron clattering, and in front the deep whistle of the engine howled mournfully and dismally.

What will be left in China in another 20 years? 5 of the Chinese have mastered 95 of China s wealth, and that 5 have emigrated or are in the process of emigration, which means that, 20 years from now, 95 of China's wealth will no longer belong to the Chinese.

According to data published in the journal Language Monthly ( 3, 1997), approximately 300 million people around the world at the time mastered the Russian language (making it the 5th most popular language in the world by total number of speakers), while 160 million considered Russian their native language (making it the 7th in the world by number of native speakers).

For the past five years, the US has been sucking in more than 2 billion a day of other countries savings, as the easy provision of domestic credit on an unprecedented scale has allowed households to spend more than they earn. Such borrowing was especially attractive as asset (housing and equity) prices kept rising, interest rates remained low, and succeeding generations of financial market innovators could convince investors that they had mastered the exigencies of risk.