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• By 2010 the 9000 strong multiskilled Border Force was in place.
• But the tough out in the lineup is the multiskilled Edgardo Alfonzo.
• _Departments, divisions and units will be replaced with multidisciplinary, multiskilled teams.
• CNN news gatherers must be multiskilled.
• Successful workers will move laterally, working on a series of changing teams to become multiskilled generalists.
• Weren't'90s men supposed to be fully functioning members of a newly designed home team, a mutually supportive, multiskilled unit?
• Another certain lottery pick and consensus All-American is Utah forward Keith Van Horn, a multiskilled athlete who reminds some of Larry Bird.
• A lithe, multiskilled player, Pippen has worked on his game to the point that he becomes the best all-around player in the Jordanless NBA.
• The reorganization announced Wednesday dictated that all CNN employees be multiskilled reporters who can report for television, write for the Web site and lay down radio tracks.
• Lucilia earned kudos in recommendations from supervisors who described her as " diligent, attentive, multiskilled, a good teacher and the ultimate team worker ."
• If that happens, the multiskilled front-liner will be a free agent in the summer of 1998, and already the Bulls and possibly the Rockets are positioning themselves for a serious run.
• The upside for a multiskilled big guard is there, and those who have known him his whole life, a couple of years or just a few weeks are all in agreement on that.
• The multiskilled sophomore is averaging 9.8 points and 5.3 rebounds, but if this turns out to be more than a rebuilding year his play will be a big reason why.
• The reorganization announced Wednesday dictated that all CNN employees be multiskilled reporters who can report for television, write for the Web site and lay down radio tracks . ( Katz, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) MOVED.
• The bench isn't particularly deep numerically, but it's deep enough because the sixth man, Luke Walton ( Bill's kid ) is a multiskilled player who counts as two, or maybe three, players.
• Overall, the study said, " many of the new opportunities will arise for geographically mobile, well-educated, multiskilled and adaptable people, but more and more jobs are likely to be unstable, temporary assignments without fringe benefits or social security coverage ."
• For the past five years, Armstrong had been the Tour's best climber in the mountain stages and best time trialer, but his all-out charges to the finish line to pass Ivan Basso and Kloden in the Pyrenees and Alps revealed yet another facet to this multiskilled rider.
• From a marketing perspective, O'Neal had long been anointed as the Jordan heir, but if there was one player who appeared headed toward filling Jordan's role as the league's No . 1 multiskilled Man with the Ball, it was the Magic's second-year point guard.
• Every year, more bright and multiskilled stars become nationally known on their way to the WNBA . On a warm spring afternoon here along the beautiful Riverwalk, all seemed right with the choice of San Antonio as this year's host city, until the monument to the professional football team that never did materialize here wreaked its predictable damage on the critical eye.