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“Those are all things that I think the show excels at — helping create those skills for critical thinking that kids can take forward as they get older,” Roker says.

The US military "excels" because there is a "bottom-up" culture where units on the ground can make decisions as the situation evolves and alter their fighting strategies, Dr Raska notes.

It would be a mistake to say that Jeremy Allen White excels at doing nothing.

The Robert Kirsch Award winner and native Californian excels at capturing the state’s joys and contradictions.

The development of small spacecraft, satellites and space instrumentation is a field that the UK excels at, thanks in part due to the agency.