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Mozilla's CEO needs to lead and inspire people, and to adroitly handle the media, both traditional and social, adroitly.

The assumption is that the vast majority of conference-goers have good will and enough social skill to navigate these things adroitly.

And other PHBisms, adroitly tuned to describe your personal ability to adapt to the fast-changing situation.

This means they can't build a real recommendation engine, which is needed to deliver the mass of long tail content to users adroitly.

Google actually may benefit by responding adroitly to the intentional evisceration of Google by the Chinese government.

For flash, they adroitly opened it to foil open alternatives just as they started to get traction.

For people who’ve spent time at start-ups there’s almost a high that comes from seeing its thinking so adroitly defamiliarized.

There are quite a few security folks here who can more adroitly chime in regarding the use of clientside JS.

Listener callbacks are inherently concurrent and, therefore, prone to vulnerabilities as adroitly described in this article.

Static types make it so that relatively untrained programmers can still manipulate the DSL adroitly.

Bending Spoons have, quite adroitly, figured that they can serve 90% of the customer base with 10% of the operations costs.

What about the programmer who does his best to navigate internal obstacles adroitly -- why is that not praised just as much?

Goldman Sachs recent "success" is largely due to them adroitly navigating the political waters of the bailout, without which i suspect they would be in serious trouble.

I'm afraid that any rules passed would be adroitly evaded by the trolls and "evolved" shell companies that say, take to putting on a camoflage guise like that of Intellectual Ventures (IV).

I will assert that it is true and talk down to anyone who does not accept my worldview as truth." It's a way to paint your discussion partner as an intellectual lesser, while adroitly dodging critique.