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Its legislative successes—Obama’s health care law, Biden’s green tech investments—have been narrow procedural affairs, negotiated through mastery of Capitol Hill process rather than the mobilization of public energy and emotion.

A report by the National Center for Education Statistics found that although high school students were taking more credits and tougher courses and getting higher grades in math, their actual mastery of the material had declined.

His mastery was punctuated at the end of Game 5 of the World Series when he visited the mound in the eighth inning, looked Blake Treinen in the eyes and kept him in to finish the inning.

His Madison Square Garden rally was another example of his mastery of propaganda, the spectacle and politics as entertainment.

The program is the first in the California community college system designed as competency-based education, meaning rather than earning traditional grades, students must prove mastery of specific skills, said Cody Jacobsen, director of ag innovation at Merced College.