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Kirkland has served as project lead with extensive South American experience, who can proficiently lead exploration programs and mining operations through milling, extraction/concentration and optimization/beneficiation.

The vice chancellor expressed his conviction in the capacity of the leadership of the students union to proficiently convey the management’s vision to the student community.

The vision is that all women of color will be prepared to live and thrive abundantly, proficiently, and effectively in the contemporary world.

To address these challenges proficiently, it’s imperative to make Yoga a mandatory subject in schools.

I was quite amazed at how proficiently and safely her mom has taught her to do so.

It predicts that at the current rate of improvement, approximately 43% of children aged 10 in 2030 will still not be reading proficiently.

Being in an bad mood can enable certain individuals to think all the more proficiently as far as their capacity to center consideration, oversee time and organize undertakings, as per new research.

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Erac's Cousin was forced to become a fighter instead, and learned to fight proficiently with two weapons simultaneously.

Language is acquired within the first few years of life, and all humans under normal circumstances are able to acquire language proficiently.

These courses are designed to educate participants to proficiently configure, manage and administer their Internet services and infrastructure and to embrace current best practices.