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Soon I had developed quite proficiency.† (source)
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The ancient Buddhist art of meditative stretching seemed an odd proficiency for the physicist daughter of a Catholic priest.† (source)
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For the past four months I've had all my various board exams—math, science, oral and written proficiency, sociology and psychology and photography (a specialty elective) —and I should be getting my scores sometime in the next few weeks.† (source)
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With all the time I've spent in Peshawar, I've become pretty proficient in Urdu.† (source)
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As I was marginally less proficient on a bicycle than I was at particle physics, this involved a lot of swearing and swerving on my part, and a lot of exasperated shouting on his.† (source)
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Someone proficient in elemental magic?† (source)
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My verse continued to be techni cally proficient and dead as Huck Finn's cat.† (source)
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I can't recall that anyone was fired for flying proficiency shortcomings.† (source)
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Why not subpoena as well the clerical proficients?† (source)
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In addition to their robes, all students wore magechains, silver necklaces whose weight and value increased as they attained various proficiencies.† (source)
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As she became more proficient in the work, so she became better at taking orders and following procedures and ceasing to think for herself.† (source)
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Most had not been allowed to pursue their own career goals despite their proficiency and despite their party membership.† (source)
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In the use of the globes both are proficients.† (source)
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Lurking in our limited gene pools may swim metastatic brain tumors and every type of depression and recessed cystic fibrosis, but also high IQs and proficiencies with Romance languages.† (source)
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This young man, Duke, a friend of Paul's, played the piano with an intent self-consciousness, but he was very good, technically proficient and passionate too.† (source)
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To pass, you must show proficiency in all twenty.† (source)
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