31.   Bush has mastered the art of the gentle shoulder shrug and occasionally winks at those around him.

32.   But before he ever landed in a Diamondbacks uniform, Finley had to master the art of negotiating from a standpoint of little leverage.

33.   But as world events reflect, we remain far from mastering the art of human relations.

34.   But frothing milk for cappuccino is so easy that one or two tries with each machine was all that it took to master the art.

35.   But he has not yet mastered the arts of parliamentary compromise, even with parties that strongly support his presidency and many of his policies.

36.   But he has, even at this advanced stage of his career, finally mastered the art of selectivity and made it his advantage.

37.   But in fact, those ads are one more expert appropriation of a movement by a designer who has mastered that art, too.

38.   But King is arguably the first to truly master the art of the sound bite and it all came naturally from his background on the pulpit.

39.   But now Cogan, chairman of Foamex International and a director and former chairman of United Auto Group, is mastering the art of cutting back.

40.   But the present approach, based on interim autonomy arrangements, has allowed the PLO to master the arts of administration and security arrangements.