The capacity to do something well. They are usually acquired or learned, as opposed to abilities, which are often thought of as innate.
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Examples for "acquisition"
Examples for "acquisition"
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The acquisition will also ensure new and enhanced market access across Europe.
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Problems over acquisition of land for nuclear power plants could delay projects.
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Kirin President Kato said his company would continue to seek acquisition opportunities.
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Another recent acquisition bid in the agricultural sector may present an opportunity.
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The acquisition has been approved in Australia, New Zealand, China and Europe.
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Low task identity and young age predicted reduced feelings of personal accomplishment.
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The actual accomplishment of our purpose cannot be attained in a day.
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In the first place, good oral reading is an accomplishment in itself.
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So coming down for breakfast had given her a sense of accomplishment.
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Everyone would rejoice in the accomplishment of the results which it seeks.
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However, we found no compelling evidence of effect modification by education attainment.
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Educational attainment is a powerful determinant of health for adults and children.
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But in our days, the easier the attainment, the less the appreciation.
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Younger age and lower educational attainment were associated with higher PPUS scores.
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The greater your attainment, the higher your standard in the divine purpose.
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In nature, in mind, in acquirement, in heart, Florence is the better.
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God; that knowledge and the acquirement thereof is a blessing from Heaven.
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The acquirement of personal experience from surrounding objects constitutes that of things.
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He gave his days and nights to the acquirement of various sciences.
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The acquirement of literature was to her a source of exquisite delight.
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That's a crucial skill to preserve the health of the German economy.
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But France have more power and skill than either Spain or Portugal.
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The primary political skill is the ability to hold on to power.
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Photo: Getty Images In fact that skill was right across the park.
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It requires quite a skill to be involved in construction, he said.
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We know their experience and skill set will be invaluable, Gatland said.
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Prevention: never let your guard down, ever, regardless of your skill level.
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Plouffe is no longer dismissive of Trump and his political skill set.
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With my particular skill set, such an endeavor could be quite entertaining.
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My friends, once again you have proven your great value and skill.
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These seven errors, furthermore, are rarely problems of knowledge or flying skill.
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Cyberview hopes to persuade state regulators to allow skill-based payouts by 2009.
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Today for the first time I saw his fencer's skill in debate.
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And he responds to the crisis at hand with smooth, professional skill.
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In writing, expression hides itself in the physical characteristics of the skill.
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In time, however, I intend to teach her that skill as well.
