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- noun Plural form of
skill .
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Examples
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The fact that you were not taught certain skills from a very young age (and no one is taught every skill imaginable) limits your potential vis a vis that skill.
Baffled by "Analytical Egalitarianism", Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Julie, known for her spin skills, is hired to the delight of Ty.
Game for Anything-Bella Andre « The Merry Genre Go Round Reviews 2008
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We keep throwing around the word "skills," but it seems the one skill that almost every job requires is the ability to write well, and too many graduates are lacking in that area.
Jeff Selingo: Wanted: Better Employees Jeff Selingo 2011
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We keep throwing around the word "skills," but it seems the one skill that almost every job requires is the ability to write well, and too many graduates are lacking in that area.
Jeff Selingo: Wanted: Better Employees Jeff Selingo 2011
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Computer access for people who aren't on-line at home, and aren't lucky enough to have a good paying job, so that they can take classes and improve their skills is a must.
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We keep throwing around the word "skills," but it seems the one skill that almost every job requires is the ability to write well, and too many graduates are lacking in that area.
Jeff Selingo: Wanted: Better Employees Jeff Selingo 2011
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We keep throwing around the word "skills," but it seems the one skill that almost every job requires is the ability to write well, and too many graduates are lacking in that area.
Jeff Selingo: Wanted: Better Employees Jeff Selingo 2011
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We keep throwing around the word "skills," but it seems the one skill that almost every job requires is the ability to write well, and too many graduates are lacking in that area.
Jeff Selingo: Wanted: Better Employees Jeff Selingo 2011
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In fact, Labor Secretary Elaine Chao says American workers are simply suffering from what she called a skills gap.
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Labor Secretary Elaine Chao today said American workers suffer from what she called a skills gap.
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