adeptly

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• Critics point out, however, that some nursing home operators have become adept at funneling profits to affiliated companies, from which they buy a variety of services.

• Although the attack on Congress may fit the textbook definition of domestic terrorism, the perpetrators do not appear to have been the kind of well-organized, heavily armed extremists the FBI has become adept at tracking.

• It’s possible to be young, adept at social marketing, and nonetheless intensely ambivalent about it.

• The film also has an adept awareness that such statements are always up for careful review and heated debate.

• Through it all, America’s most popular media outlets have proved extraordinarily adept at finding the clouds in a blue sky and making them the focus of the story.

• Bright-eyed young couples intertwine gloved hands as they adeptly navigate the crowds.

• He adeptly shepherded some of the most legally and politically fraught policy matters at DOD.

• Until this latest attack, the Netanyahu-Barak duo had adeptly managed to avoid involvement in the Syrian revolution.

• Greenwald and Matt Welch have adeptly handled this piece of stinking hubris from our just reelected President.

• It was a ridiculous stretch actually, at least at this juncture, but writers adeptly worked their way around it.

• Adeptly, he seized the right eyelid of M. Max, and rolled it back over his forefinger, disclosing the eyeball.

• She grazed the -applied artificial bloom of the other woman's cheek with her lips.