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• However, 7 year old children cannot read words proficiently.

• At the same time, team members felt farmers were not overwhelmed and were able to represent their own perspectives proficiently.

• The field of view is the region in which the sensor proficiently localises targets.

• I conclude with this thought about the matter, which is proficiently dealt with in the report and which calls for a proper reply today.

• I hope that the mobile column is to be run more proficiently than that.

• In my view, the rapporteur has handled the topic of religious freedom in his articles very proficiently.

• I personally share the view that standard fees reward those who can do the work proficiently and with dispatch.

• It should be the efficient producers, as we are in this country, who are given support to continue proficiently and ensure adequate safeguards for fairly priced products.

• It would relieve road and rail transport and be of immense advantage to the growing tourist industry, which could work more proficiently and plan greater expansion for the future.

• Parents can do so in proficiently providing for their off-spring as to benefit them in maturing into well-adjusted contributors to both society and the economy.

• However, one of the four functions is generally used more dominantly and proficiently than the other three, in a more conscious and confident way.

• This equips them to proficiently use the same in both languages.

• His sister claimed that he could not read proficiently until he was 12.

• A couple of amusic individuals were able to sing proficiently despite extremely impaired pitch perception.

• Language is acquired within the first few years of life, and all humans under normal circumstances are able to acquire language proficiently.