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skilled

adjective as in skillful

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A skilled adviser will help a client plan for a range of scenarios — from a health crisis to a prolonged market collapse—and position a portfolio accordingly.

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“All of us depend on the government, and the government depends on a pipeline of skilled workers,” Kettl added.

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Yet they are trapped in a never-ending labor shortage as skilled workers age out, and young people fail to take their place.

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But he proves a skilled physical comic, tussling with his boots or recoiling from a kick in the shins from Lucky.

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In its place, a new system gave priority to family reunification and skilled labor, unintentionally setting the stage for large-scale immigration from Asia, Latin America and Africa.

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