Just a taster of those who have advised Obama on foreign policy should supply an adequate flavor.

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Launched on Monday, the website is is aimed at giving 18-40 year olds a taster of the Irish language.

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That would be only a taster of India's rich defence pickings.

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The leaks are a taster of richer fare to come.

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The vocational workshops which are available in the first two semesters ensure that the students can get a taster of the different areas in which they can broaden their skills and pursue employment.

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Earlier this year the European Commission launched a video taster of an initiative to engage more girls in science called Science: It's a Girl Thing.

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And that is a mere taster of Mr Heard's fascinating, at times frankly loopy, cornucopia.

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For a quick tasting tutorial, famed whiskey taster Charles MacLean, author of Scotch Whisky : A Liquid History, demonstrates his approach for Single Malt TV.

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From these three initial qualifications, a taster into coaching is provided and the new coach can develop skills and confidence with the assistance of other more experienced individuals.

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