As Osiride, Randall Bills works hard and acquits himself with distinction but little finesse in this high, difficult role.

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Helping to bridge these gaps is actually one of the reasons I started Financial Finesse, but unfortunately not every employee has access to this kind of complimentary financial education at their workplace.

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We'd imagine with some practice our finesse would improved, but we can't say that it doesn't feel any more realistic than the wireless Xbox or Wii wheels.

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But something was lost along the way --finesse.

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High-flying finesse offenses may thrill shortened attention spans, but can it truly be called football?

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Each of the below acts, or their members, have been at it since the 60s, but still raise the goblet of rock to the sky with finesse.

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But at least, in this one instance, the dancing men were spared not only inane attempts at eccentricity but moves that betrayed an ignorance of ballet's inherent finesse and expressivity.

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Both sides could finesse their tax squabble by keeping rates pretty much where they are, but somehow limiting the benefits of tax preferences for high-income households.

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But here's the odd truth about this seemingly traditional American power-over-finesse player: He can't get enough of clay.

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Anyone who buys solely to make money is a fool, but if the value of your collection goes down over time, you haven't bought with much refinement or finesse.

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