He also had to master 3-D.

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All those accepted to enrol in a Master's or D.

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That master of hype once wooed more people to pay to see an elephant he'd painted white than a rival circus master attracted with a real snowy one.

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He radioed the restaurant on shore where they'd had dinner and called the harbor master to see if anyone had seen Wood.

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Others will condemn him for losing what he referred to as a game of chess to a master tactician - President Sarkozy of France - who'd always argued that Britain had no role influencing a currency they'd chosen to stay out of.

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Though he didn't gussy up his music, he knew how to keep people engrossed all the same: A master of stride and boogie and bebop, he'd string his listeners along just by dancing around the theme, and then at just the right moment, he'd lower the boom, delivering a line so dazzlingly improbable that the common response was a gasp.

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That, however, is the only time in the movie that Cameron uses 3-D to conjure a comin'-at-ya View-Master effect.

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Similar to any DSS system, one of the Vertus dongles (the right channel, in this case) acts as the master to receive the stereo stream from a Bluetooth source, and then it'd throw the left-channel stream to the other dongle.

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For once it was Mr Cameron who was close to losing his cool, accusing the prime minister of being a "master of dodgy accounting", pressing his opponent time and again to admit he'd been wrong to claim an end to boom and bust.

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He earned a bachelor of arts degree in history from the State University of New York at Buffalo, a master of arts degree in international relations from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.

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