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| He is considered by many to be a great | talent and already a wonderful doubles player. |
| stunned Benny with nearly-incredible drumming | talent and participated with Cole in playful banter a |
| Recognized for his | talent and loyalty, he was appointed to a responsible |
| I felt he was a big | talent and still is. |
| his pacifist sympathies as well as his musical | talent and became a noted conductor and an exponent o |
| ars in the major leagues, the White Sox lacked | talent and finished 7th and 8th under Bush. |
| The Rangers will be competing for | talent and fans with fellow Greater Houston ABA team |
| s, film studios, West End shows, cruise lines, | talent and model agencies. |
| ass ... proves himself a filmmaker of uncommon | talent and ambition." |
| s whole career and due to his professionalism, | talent and intelligence he would go on to achieve a l |
| t Orchestra (the AOBO) for their 'artistry and | talent' and the 'ensemble nature' of the company. |
| er Mridangam artistes, he has both the natural | talent and acquired skill to blend and enhance the be |
| ms in metal, while showing the band growing in | talent and technical ability. |
| In Berlin coaches noticed her | talent and sent her to Fellbach-Schmiden to consult t |
| d artists for his flexibility, improvisational | talent and multi-instrument skills. |
| He grew resentful of Wilkerson's | talent and vision. |
| 008 he took part in a TV show the next fashion | talent and was selected to design a bag for Design Ho |
| provide an answer to industries need for fresh | talent and innovation. |
| identify, support and develop | talent and excellence in the arts and culture; |
| he club in 1952, but the Athletics lacked both | talent and financial backing and had been supplanted |
| This broadcast utilized the same | talent and resources as WTWO's weeknight 6 and 11 new |
| Kantner's Agency Resume, Los Angeles:Paradigm | Talent and Literacy Agency. |
| Bechler was endowed with rare musical | talent, and composed various anthems and tunes. |
| l he was spotted by a track coach as a running | talent and became a sprinter. |
| n's older brother, however, believed in Qian's | talent and agreed to the marriage proposal. |
| r of 2011, stating that the actress's "beauty, | talent and spirit will inspire all the young women th |
| ht as they were up against ITV's Britain's Got | Talent and Coronation Street. |
| l-dedicates himself to helping her develop her | talent, and they practice in abandoned warehouses, sc |
| havrao Date was impressed by young Talwalkar's | talent, and hence in 1938 Keshavrao Date selected him |
| tity of water equal in weight to a light royal | talent, and was thus equal to about 30.3 litres, maki |
| her (Victoria Abril), who is interested in his | talent, and begins an affair with her around the same |
| the success of George Sampson on Britain's Got | Talent and Jack Chambers on So You Think You Can Danc |
| one play like that on this stage, it was Billy | Talent, and that was like four years ago!". |
| rint artist who noted the boy's early artistic | talent and ensured that he received extra art classes |
| r teachers quickly noticed her natural singing | talent and at age 15, placed her into a show troupe " |
| ior sections, which allowed a basis for future | talent and growth. |
| me group of players instead of bringing in new | talent and so Hull's challenge for promotion to the F |
| eviews, with most believing that the group had | talent and the ability, but had yet to find their voi |
| of education to accentuate the development of | talent and aptitude in an individual. |
| Basche, who also served as head of | talent and on-air promotion, is credited for coining |
| and giving them a platform to show case their | talent and develop their skills. |
| to training for an industry that needs all the | talent and skills it can get". |
| co at Segovia, both of which show considerable | talent, and sustain the reputation of the school of C |
| nding boy", Kiyan was a prodigious footballing | talent, and represented the Queens Park Rangers youth |
| die Owen, it is a venue for both local musical | talent and musicians of some acclaim who often got th |
| She won the | talent and swimsuit awards at the national pageant. |
| er powering and Winehouse has enough attitude, | talent and chutzpah to make any comparisons fleeting |
| nsgender singer, born in 1982), recognized her | talent and took her under his wing. |
| eler, stated that: “ This band clearly had the | talent and the songs to be huge. |
| The excellence of his | talent and the splendour of his art were one with tho |
| lar show, with that combination of her amazing | talent and extravagant style which only Madonna can b |
| zabeth II in recognition of both their musical | talent and their charitable work raising money for Fr |
| develop a community of scholars with | talent and expertise that will garner regional, natio |
| These articles pointed to 'versatility of | talent,' and to such qualities as 'humour, vivacity, |
| It was her mother who first spotted her acting | talent and encouraged her to go to Anna Scher's famou |
| Their ratting | talent and unique bond was seized upon by the city's |
| after years away as Australia's most creative | talent, and finds things are not what they seem to be |
| Arthrob theatre space to showcase new writing | talent and to create a live arts centre in the dereli |
| He is regarded by many as an up and coming | talent and could be in the 2011 Irish World cup squad |
| Trinity have a proud record in grooming local | talent, and there is an illustrious line of players w |
| He also represented other on-screen | talent and a number of writers. |
| knamed "Cobra" for his cunning and goalscoring | talent, and had a long career where he would play for |
| Auxerre took notice of his | talent and snapped him up, all together he played 125 |
| pre-eminent global business school, nurturing | talent and advancing knowledge in a multinational, mu |
| e which had great depth to showcase his acting | talent and he surprised all by pulling off a performa |
| The Taboo will compete for | talent and fans with the San Joaquin Valley's other w |
| a social investment organization that connects | talent and innovation with market forces to drive soc |
| such as The Xtra Factor and Britain's Got More | Talent, and for original programming, with shows such |
| The Rush are expected to compete for | talent and fans with Sacramento's other women's footb |
| Preceded by A Grave | Talent and followed by the novel With Child, it descr |
| country; yet Heaven had endowed him only with | talent and not genius." |
| RTL-Castingshow Das Supertalent (America's Got | Talent), and from October 20, 2008 together with Dani |
| cking a Montreal lineup which was very deep in | talent, and rather than spend the majority of his tim |
| hich could claim to rank, in point of original | talent and classic elegance of style, with the best E |
| o take a chance on an artist with overwhelming | talent and fresh ideas... » - John Barron for Jazz re |
| Milwaukee was enamored with Thomas' raw | talent and versatility, and hoped he could blossom in |
| His parents recognized his musical | talent, and he grew up taking piano lessons and immer |
| eds around the neighbourhood until his cycling | talent and speed were recognised by neighbour and loc |
| hand, Hormigueros does provide abundant land, | talent and accessibility for an economic development |
| d to conduct a 2 day event to bring in all the | talent and provide opportuncity for all memebrs to ce |
| o be the pre-eminent business school nurturing | talent and advancing knowledge in a multinational and |
| He had natural offensive | talent and was capable of mixing it up when the game |
| Because of his huge | talent and humility, JDV quickly endeared himself to |
| mphasis of the club to looking for local youth | talent and produced a strong mid table finish in the |
| abels including Hyperion, Biddulph Recordings, | Talent and the American company CRI. |
| As a student Curlewis showed literary | talent and in 1906 he wrote The Mirror of Justice, a |
| c festival and conference, showcasing unsigned | talent and promoting major national acts. |
| ht by Thomas Hall, who fostered his scientific | talent and encouraged him to pursue a career in chemi |
| antly feels overshadows because of his lack of | talent and good-looks. |
| his first teacher was a nun who recognised his | talent and recommended him to the Royal College of Mu |
| es of Canadian media such as Ian D'Sa of Billy | Talent, and Anna Von Frances. |
| Rushing was born into a family with musical | talent and accomplishments. |
| e a live music hub for the country's top indie | talent and in 2009, the brand was extended to a recor |
| 0 finalist in the 2009 pageant and had won the | Talent and Evening Gown awards in the 2010 pageant. |
| The station focuses on local | talent and local music, unlike its commercial competi |
| s, never made, but served as an example of his | talent and was responsible for his first writing assi |
| known as the man who recognised Samuel Webbe's | talent and who provided him with his musical educatio |
| "A person can have some | talent and some character and have the chance to succ |
| es around how he deals with each lady with his | talent and lies. |
| ieb had rebuilt the SPHAs in 1929 with younger | talent, and in 1933 the team joined the ABL, which ha |
| But, if he has tons of | talent and no character, he will fail." |
| Despite all of her | talent and fame, Rexach's personal and emotional prob |
| ng" and said that "at her best she displayed a | talent and a temperament that could make her into an |
| She was encouraged by teachers to develop her | talent, and began to study classical singing (as well |
| een in the progress of promoting their younger | talent and prettier faces as their seasoned people re |
| form the Legion of Doom line, a mix of scoring | talent and physical intimidation. |
| many outstanding awards in recognition for the | talent and skill level of girls at Nazareth Academy. |
| To identify | talent and cultivate creativity, the school holds man |
| ollaborate with and brings incredible passion, | talent and creativity to his work." |
| nce was distinctly unmilitary, he had military | talent and a reputation for calm bravery and quick de |
| ital a year later convinced her parents of her | talent, and the family moved to Paris, where Urso stu |
| WAH ON, seeking to win her affections with his | talent and ingenuity. |
| the People, in which everything was done, that | talent and industry could do, to secure a conviction. |
| e Electric Co., a Dutch label focused on Dutch | talent and linked to Universal Music. |
| m that of the hard-edged Savatage, Middleton's | talent and stage presence caught Wacholz' attention. |
| Lautenslager became impressed with De Groot's | talent, and subsequently helped him to get a contract |
| Henley had an editor's gift of discerning | talent, and the "Men of the Scots Observer", as Henle |
| ed for her appearance and personality then her | talent, and made herself known for her beauty and cha |
| young writers and bring to the surface latent | talent; and men and women now well known as authors w |
| story was written by Alex Garland, with voice | talent and motion capture from Andy Serkis and Lindse |
| e programme was a showcase for young Ceylonese | talent and school orchestras were featured on 'Kiddie |
| Despite having | talent and depth, the Trail Blazers were plagued by i |
| Well known for her intellectual | talent and great beauty, Su Xiaoxiao pursued the valu |
| ll Bergen," as he was later known, had singing | talent and appeared with his daughter in several epis |
| l activities, performing-arts based, for local | talent and provides a venue for touring theatres, sta |
| e programs were produced live with the musical | talent and speakers on location. |
| of establishing Russell as a major directorial | talent, and spawned a series of dramatised biographie |
| an established member of the group, his vocal | talent and instinctive stage presence made him the ob |
| Sybil Thorndike praised her friend's enormous | talent and recalled that Rutherford had "never said a |
| "talents" on the third season of America's Got | Talent, and received unanimous "No" votes. |
| day's great seascapists through his tremendous | talent and imagination. |
| t with Sambasiva Iyer, Muthiah cultivated this | talent and made his name as a Harikata Vidhwan. |
| However, they recognized his | talent, and he made steady progress in his career. |
| y and Thomas Gibson were wasting "their acting | talent and sex appeal in a trashy variation of "Rosem |
| However, because of his natural | talent and lack of discipline, he is the type of pers |
| they needed to actively establish a roster of | talent and worth. |
| which was enough for Olympiacos to notice his | talent and offer him a move to Piraeus. |
| Y rock'n'roll ethos combined with Michel's raw | talent and intense Gospel- fueled soul released a 5 s |
| Reese, Cronin deliberately downplayed Reese's | talent and suggested Reese be traded. |
| n 2001, national selectors identified Selina's | talent and she received her first invitation to join |
| Batarseh said he chose him both for his | talent and to send out a message of "peaceful religio |
| e, where coach Priscilla Hill soon noticed his | talent and took him on as a private student. |
| d honors men who recognize and acknowledge the | talent and ideas of women in the entertainment indust |
| is our duty as people who have been given the | talent and opportunity to do everything we can to inc |
| le gives him ample opportunity to showcase his | talent and he does it with great restraint, without g |
| r Kemadasa guaranteed that Kasun had a genuine | talent and a clear future". |
| 2 or 3 year groups above, such was his natural | talent and physical strength. |
| 1987, capturing preliminary honors in both the | talent and swimsuit competitions. |
| Today, it is a showcase of athletic | talent and spirited tradition; a spectacle of firewor |
| e beginnings of Indorphine heard his extensive | talent and made him an official member. |
| t of Gilbert Stuart, becoming a portraitist of | talent, and Stuart is quoted as having said of one of |
| rs also may buy and sell items, find executive | talent and business partners, rent property, and find |
| usicians didn't only perform, but shared their | talent and heritage with fellow tour members; partici |
| The club has a history of developing new | talent, and the club's lower boats have also performe |
| FORMER AIR | TALENT AND STAFF |
| ringmaster, and ultimately vice president for | talent and production. |
| But despite Nat's | talent and the best of production work, Nat was not i |
| f the silent-screen era, known for her beauty, | talent and extravagant lifestyle. |
| Greg noticed his | talent and offered him to work for his studio. |
| stablished for actors exemplifying outstanding | talent and work ethic in the Advanced Scene Study cla |
| y events at the venue, importing the finest DJ | talent and seizing audiences of 7,000. |
| His precocious | talent and know-how was in evidence from the word 'go |
| e subject would pick up the flying-spotlighted | talent and produce the final image to be televised. |
| After showing obvious | talent and out-classing others many years his senior, |
| Berkmann was in charge of booking the | talent and being resident DJ until 1994. |
| ut of a very wide range, to develop individual | talent and broaden horizons daily. |
| ddulph, Hyperion Records, Avie, Naxos Records, | Talent, and more labels, music of Achron, Bloch, Brah |
| Starting in 2009, the Vipers will compete for | talent and fans with Harrisburg's other women's footb |
| McKechnie from city news stated "Gallner shows | talent and I suspect will go the same path Johnny Dep |
| Russian themes“[...] A machless and tremendous | talent, and generosity...“ |
| elevision hero, and Hickman claimed to have no | talent and to have learned everything from Cummings. |
| t's performance in the finals of Britain's Got | Talent, and has now spent a cumulative total of 47 we |
| Her combination of beauty, | talent and great personality caught the Taiwanese med |
| the strong physique for the contact sport, his | talent and flair for the game was recognised by many, |
| centre of excellence will attract world class | talent and enable Scotland to compete against the ver |
| will enjoy the opportunity to scout developing | talent and to call players up to the professional tea |
| own with his wife and son who both have acting | talent and experience. |
| His incredible | talent and determination brought him to the Malta Son |
| But even more importantly, he took a raw | talent and raw toughness in me and refined them into |
| he Foundation's members contribute their time, | talent, and treasure to organization of an annual Pro |
| f devoted to showcasing some of Reggae's newer | talent, and the second half devoted to the more estab |
| in pastries on the side, soon discovering his | talent and love for the art. |
| r and family a comprehensive method to promote | talent and provide players pathways to achieve their |
| y Packers coaches, as well as scouting college | talent and coaching. |
| all, and early heats often have a broad mix of | talent and ability. |
| Hicks's wit, musical | talent, and good taste in art made him a favourite in |
| etition Miss World Sport, 15 of the Miss World | Talent, and the top five Miss World Beauty with a Pur |
| ing organic food would prove to be the group's | talent and main source of income. |
| University of Illinois, Anderson discovered a | talent and love for drawing and painting. |
| he artist's deep gratitude as he admits to his | talent and instrument as being owned not by him but b |
| director M. Chalyi also recognized Orlovsky's | talent and recommended him in a written letter to She |
| e and gained her popularity through her acting | talent and attractive appearance. |
| man who, by Jacob Adler's account "acted with | talent and taste in Russian amateur theatricals" and |
| and cemented by his love for music and natural | talent and subtle yet elegant simplicity on the trump |
| is album was quite popular and proved Kawabe's | talent and musical skill. |
| Ananthaswamy, himself was astounded by Raju's | talent and the way in which he conducted the orchestr |
| were the core matters to which he devoted his | talent and governmental know-how." |
| nice by 1721 as an agent signing Italian opera | talent and works for the London stage and commissioni |
| BC Radio 1, in a slot designed to showcase new | talent, and as direct result of her win the previous |
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