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skill

[skil] / skɪl /


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From ages 7 to 14, it was her job to create balloon figures for partygoers — sculpting skills that would come in handy.

From Los Angeles Times

It can also be a space to build skills and your public profile.

From BBC

Rabada, a generational talent, remains the spearhead and is now complemented by a depth of skill and variety that allows the Proteas to compete in all conditions.

From BBC

Farrell said: "These honours are recognition of the skill and hard work of officers and staff who deliver for communities and keep Scotland safe."

From BBC

Simplicity is a discipline, not naïveté: Buffett avoided complexity not because he lacked skill, but because he recognized its dangers.

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