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talent

[tal-uhnt] / ˈtæl ənt /


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In my interviews, the people who regained that sense of being needed tended to follow a simple, repeatable pattern: They identified a genuine need and met it with 3Ts—time, talent or treasure.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was a rare convergence of technology, timing and talent—a trifecta of intentions.

From The Wall Street Journal

The solution could be a salary cap in a sport that has never had any hard limits on how much teams can spend on talent.

From The Wall Street Journal

United do have top talent of their own and as time passes, Carrick will certainly put his stamp on how they look to play.

From BBC

While the entertainment landscape has changed beyond recognition over the past two decades, major networks and on-screen talent are still figuring out how best to make money from streaming platforms.

From BBC