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| The Janitor, a late-night show displaying his | talent for improvisation. |
| As well as radio work where his | talent at voices was in demand, Green recorded nearly |
| The Bleach Official Bootleg databook ranks his | talent in the former as zero. |
| but did not become an opportunity to prove his | talent in the first Bundesliga with Hannover 96. |
| He was remarkable for his | talent in preaching, and gave proof of his ability in |
| He discovered his | talent during a stay in the United States, where jogg |
| his first teacher was a nun who recognised his | talent and recommended him to the Royal College of Mu |
| suggested how Noah Webster might have used his | talent in a comic form and it was here that the idea |
| But his drive to excel in golf, his | talent for concentrated problem-solving in improving |
| gher assignments as his editors discovered his | talent. |
| a landscape painter and was also known for his | talent in music. |
| s, never made, but served as an example of his | talent and was responsible for his first writing assi |
| man history, confirming the versatility of his | talent. |
| es around how he deals with each lady with his | talent and lies. |
| His | talent for producing "funky" bass lines are well know |
| His | talent at Long Jump was discovered by Elna de Beer. |
| His | talent was first recognized and expounded by French m |
| His | talent was highly appreciated by Vladimir Vasilkovich |
| - testifying the Church's appreciation of his | talent, in spite of its dislike of his rationalism. |
| WAH ON, seeking to win her affections with his | talent and ingenuity. |
| d the school in Australian rules football, his | talent earning him the nickname "Shako" and played so |
| They were so convinced of his | talent that they traded a future first round pick in |
| Despite his | talent, Perera failed to be selected in the 15-player |
| nlimited scope for rehearsing and refining his | talent in essaying diverse roles. |
| at a very early age, and so pronounced was his | talent that he was sent by the city of Venice to the |
| thers, exposing himself fearlessly, and by his | talent in persuading and cheering, prevailed on nine |
| scene back in 2001, at the age of 16, when his | talent was spotted by the management team behind Keme |
| He is equally renowned for his | talent on violin, guitar and double bass, and several |
| distinguished among his contemporaries for his | talent in preaching. |
| of German Dietrich Gerner, he soon showed his | talent, breaking the national record and qualifying f |
| His | talent was recognised and Armitage played for England |
| -year old boy performed a 'macho dance' as his | talent. |
| However, they recognized his | talent, and he made steady progress in his career. |
| which was enough for Olympiacos to notice his | talent and offer him a move to Piraeus. |
| ess humour that will stand as a tribute to his | talent for years to come” |
| Batarseh said he chose him both for his | talent and to send out a message of "peaceful religio |
| He states that his | talent of rapidly visualizing words, breaking them up |
| e, where coach Priscilla Hill soon noticed his | talent and took him on as a private student. |
| Avadon developed a stage act featuring his | talent as a pickpocket. |
| le gives him ample opportunity to showcase his | talent and he does it with great restraint, without g |
| In 2004 he gained recognition for his | talent when he was selected for the World Test and on |
| He repaid his debts with his | talent, his wit, and his charm. |
| His | talent was shown in a 92 in the first round against A |
| his | talent for it (in Syon, a sky is 'livid with unshed s |
| hiefly in Wales, and was much esteemed for his | talent in preaching. |
| engali in India and Bangladesh has Praised his | Talent. |
| he liked his style and loved to encourage his | talent. |
| in 1772 and was immediately recognized for his | talent. |
| on of independence, and afforded scope for his | talent both as an artist and as an architect. |
| Greg noticed his | talent and offered him to work for his studio. |
| e Moreau, was an architect, who recognized his | talent. |
| Due to his | talent for convincing players to sign with Melbourne |
| regulators and the regulated has showcased his | talent for crafting sound public policy by implementi |
| His | talent was noted by the French club Olympique Lyonnai |
| om Universiti Sains Malaysia has displayed his | talent in playing various musical instruments such as |
| s films prompted the advice of not wasting his | talent on dirty walls, that an art gallery was the co |
| Once the media learned of his | talent, requests were made for him to appear on sever |
| his art skill there and dreams of showing his | talent to Abilin. |
| rtise remains and he has selflessly shared his | talent in every corner of the world to all who care t |
| eake's creativity waned into conservatism, his | talent "dampened by mass production". |
| His | talent for translation was made manifest in his trans |
| uccessful, he started doubting himself and his | talent which landed him in a deep depression, forcing |
| s the son of an industrialist and revealed his | talent at an early age. |
| the strong physique for the contact sport, his | talent and flair for the game was recognised by many, |
| lms and received more substantial roles as his | talent was recognized. |
| and Leandro Bisiach; the latter, thanks to his | talent, his taste and his business ability succeeded |
| His | talent in the downhill event eventually landed him a |
| With all the might of his | talent he made (especially in The Kingdom of God is W |
| club's youth teams, and was impressed with his | talent a physical education teacher at his school, wh |
| in pastries on the side, soon discovering his | talent and love for the art. |
| and picked up the violin at the age of 8. His | talent on that instrument was discovered by Isaac Ste |
| Soupraya is noted for his | talent at piano and keyboard and unique eclectic musi |
| The Cheney Vase", in which he demonstrated his | talent for playing complex roles, as a scheming caret |
| His | talent, versatility and professionalism had made him |
| he artist's deep gratitude as he admits to his | talent and instrument as being owned not by him but b |
| learly an attempt by the artist at proving his | talent both in the depiction of a historical scene of |
| a lot of ground, and you would think that his | talent would be able to encompass calypso and other C |
| oon began taking acting classes to develop his | talent. |
| There the headmaster, noticing his | talent, recommended that he apply to the local art co |
| His | talent as a pianist was often at the core of his perf |
| ed at the local Moravian Boys School where his | talent for precision wood-working led to his being br |
| were the core matters to which he devoted his | talent and governmental know-how." |
| He also has lent his | talent to more established artists such as Janet Jack |
| s education there because at the age of 14 his | talent as a singer was recognised by Herman Darewski |
| The director recognized his | talent for scouting locations and extras and his deep |
| he film story, Therese thinks that, due to his | talent, it is not Beethoven's destiny to lead a fulfi |
| The freshness and originality of his | talent, his inventiveness, and his genial humour have |
| Sources appreciate his | talent for structuring deals in a way that avoids con |
| sons in FC Porto where he began to display his | talent in Europe. |
| His | talent came to prominence during the 2002 Albert Schw |
| otorious money lender of the village, used his | talent to earn money. |
| At the age of nine, his | talent was noticed by Ukrainian figure skating coach |
| Bailly recognized his | talent and ambition. |
| sands of revelers to experience first hand his | talent as deejay. |
| an avid pianist and organist, and employed his | talent for language in translating numerous foreign o |
| was 12, his mother, a doctor, recognizing his | talent asked a patient, a professor at Guangzhou Acad |
| He further crafted his | talent attending the Philadelphia High School for Cre |
| His | talent earned him a Royal Appointment in 1773, throug |
| Basing on his | talent, he was selected to join Army Camp for further |
| His | talent for music was noticed here, and his interest n |
| His | talent would then start to shine when he aided Tianji |
| His most significant strength is his | talent with passing the ball accurately and restartin |
| His | talent was shown in the UEFA Intertoto Cup where he t |
| y's acoustic evenings, where he showed off his | talent on classical guitar. |
| began his career at Odense Boldklub, where his | talent was quickly discovered. |
| t the attention of the coaching staff with his | talent. |
| in alpine regions, with Sailer showing off his | talent. |
| matched Ijaz's determination, but exceeded his | talent and technique (though he is also in the unorth |
| In this way his | talent was turned to profitable account, but his gene |
| avy submarine HNLMS Zwaardvisch (P322) (ex HMS | Talent) while transiting the Java Sea on October 17. |
| The first was the World War II HMS | Talent (P322), a T-class submarine transferred to the |
| HMS | Talent is the sixth of seven Trafalgar-class nuclear |
| ar he commanded the submarines HMS Virtue, HMS | Talent and HMS Aeneas and then the frigate HMS Loch I |
| ockey Canada annually to showcase young hockey | talent from across Canada and other strong hockey cou |
| d States, playing at the top spots and holding | talent searches along the way. |
| ng Actors Studio in Dallas, Texas by Hollywood | talent agent Cindy Osbrink and she invited him to com |
| ay 7, 1910 - January 21, 2003) was a Hollywood | talent scout and later in life a prominent philanthro |
| he back-end profit participations of Hollywood | talent. |
| In the 1990s he was a Hollywood | talent agent, manager, and producer most known for gu |
| ockey teams, but instead relying on home-grown | talent from Minnesota. |
| currently playing abroad and fresh home-grown | talent. |
| The village also had home-grown | talent of significance, notably the Copper Family who |
| uilding a new generation of Canadian homegrown | talent. |
| 72 season at the same time as fellow homegrown | talent Graham Futcher as the youth policy under Cliff |
| The most notable homegrown | talent was goalie Ted Clamp who played for the team b |
| be ill because the club got the rights to host | Talent Trek because of Jerry's illness. |
| Throughout the years, King High has hosted | Talent Competitions that have featured some very tale |
| as the winner of the campus-held Maxwell House | Talent Competition for their performance of "Only You |
| Because of his huge | talent and humility, JDV quickly endeared himself to |
| , and second in terms of availability of human | talent. |
| native of Charleston, West Virginia, Hundley's | talent for the game was evident during his youth. |
| teen-month-long festival celebrating Hungarian | talent throughout Britain under the dual patronage of |
| t world first took notice of little Hyderali's | talent when he won a local-level competition, singing |
| To identify | talent and cultivate creativity, the school holds man |
| during the second season of Estonian pop idol | talent show. |
| who came to fame by winning the Finnish Idols | talent competition with 60% of the votes. |
| to view the relatively low profile Division II | talent prompting its slogan of "the best players you' |
| Breck, and her brother John Henry Hammond II, | talent scout. |
| eries of programmes showcasing his imaginative | talent for changing something unwanted into a distinc |
| be used to describe someone born with immense | talent that shapes their career and forces them into |
| ote, "The Misunderstood were a band of immense | talent (. . |
| ginal, an innovator," and "a writer of immense | talent who wrote far too little, perhaps because the |
| The immense | talent of George London was celebrated twice before h |
| The highly popular event showcased the immense | talent and potential that rock and metal bands native |
| Organizations work with DDI to implement | talent management systems including behavioral interv |
| Sydney Stadium, and promoters began to import | talent to challenge him. |
| The most important | talent hotbed for the sports clubs were the Kinder- u |
| 12 year old McRocklin, and equally impressive | talent from the other three boys, filled with sophomo |
| d artists for his flexibility, improvisational | talent and multi-instrument skills. |
| ting ability, but also for his improvisational | talent. |
| Clap-o-meters were a popular element in | talent shows and television game shows in the 1950s a |
| H Project, a rap collective which performed in | talent shows around town. |
| runs courses for the Cheshire FA and works in | talent identification for the Football Association. |
| he opposition, even if it couldn't match up in | talent. |
| He began his career by participating in | talent shows. |
| ms in metal, while showing the band growing in | talent and technical ability. |
| speaker, youth counselor, and taking parts in | talent shows, Journalist eventually earned himself hi |
| He finished second in | talent show The X Factor in 2006, and won the 2009 se |
| Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, and to sing in | talent contests at the Hammersmith Palais de Danse. |
| When Henry played in | talent shows, he dressed like Longhair and wore a wig |
| el singing group, and Willie also performed in | talent shows, which brought him to the notice of John |
| arly teens, Janina was frequent participant in | talent contests and artistic events at the student. |
| cking a Montreal lineup which was very deep in | talent, and rather than spend the majority of his tim |
| where he is from) was small, but very rich in | talent. |
| hed her into the limelight, and entered her in | talent quests while Garner was still a child. |
| come the main method of deciding popularity in | talent shows. |
| were "past their sell-by date" and lacking in | talent, but Cowell already had plans to book the girl |
| author of various books on business, including | Talent Masters, Leaders At All Levels', Leadership in |
| ne of the nation's best recruiters of incoming | talent. |
| uggest that she possessed a not inconsiderable | talent as an actress. |
| His incredible | talent and determination brought him to the Malta Son |
| tly represented by Boss Models and Independent | Talent Group Ltd.. |
| is represented by Laura Rourke at Independent | Talent Group. |
| the UK by Sally Long-Innes of the Independent | Talent Group. |
| verpool, but is now represented by Independent | Talent Group. |
| on in the under-reported world of independent | talent. |
| e a live music hub for the country's top indie | talent and in 2009, the brand was extended to a recor |
| rock tracks from mostly unsigned and/or indie | talent. |
| build a team, not simply collecting individual | talent, helping to make the Patriots a "model franchi |
| It combines the fast play and individual | talent that is typical of Brazilian soccer. |
| the All-Stars consisted of lots of individual | talent but no teammwork. |
| or technocratic society based upon individual | talent. |
| ut of a very wide range, to develop individual | talent and broaden horizons daily. |
| d about Daniel Baier: "Daniel is an individual | talent. |
| ss her audition photos along to adult industry | talent scout Roy Garcia, who promptly found work for |
| Aircel's initial | talent line-up included Blair, Cooper, Patrick McEown |
| sport is unusual and a testament to his innate | talent. |
| to an ordinary life but who, due to her innate | talent, is forced to keep practicing judo by her auth |
| s Sake, JazzEyes) demonstrates both his innate | talent for arrangements and his high-level piano tech |
| The Class of a Master, 4 DVDs - Instant | Talent, Inner Beauty, Rapid Hypnotic Inductions, & Fa |
| , Bahia's Carnaval became an institutionalized | talent factory. |
| This program has produced numerous Intel | Talent Search finalists and semi-finalists, Goldwater |
| Well known for her intellectual | talent and great beauty, Su Xiaoxiao pursued the valu |
| tions' of cultural facilities and intellectual | talent in the nation. |
| arameters, such as looks, style, intelligence, | talent, etc., that can be raised through various acti |
| pe and the United States, exposing his intense | talent on the wooden instrument. |
| ing the best local, national and international | talent. |
| ctive management of nearly 3,000 international | talent resources. |
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