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Indeed, ever since it sailed through the last big global crisis — the Asian contagion 10 years ago — Beijing has been feted for uniquely steady helmsmanship in financial storms.

Everything You Know About China Is Wrong 2009

Were the President to endorse the report, Mr gopalaswamy would have continued in office, courtesy an extension of trm, and the electins would have been held indr his helmsmanship. the commission itself had been broadbased, following the aggressive, no holds barred posturing by the then election commissioner TN Seshan.

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With Wells and Katzenberg gone, Disney more than ever depends on Eisner's helmsmanship -- and the seas are getting rough.

Of Mice And Men 2008

Speaking of things needing Ann's helmsmanship pun!

Leona Helmsley has left $5+ billion dollars to minister to the needs of the dog community. Ann Althouse 2008

He sends a message of strength and steady helmsmanship to nations wondering what type of foreign policy will guide an Obama presidency.

Taylor Marsh: Lunch Bucket Biden Gets His Due 2008

Yes, Ford healed the country by his calm helmsmanship after the Watergate fiasco.

Ford did more to end the Cold War than did Reagan. Ann Althouse 2007

But it is hard to argue with the past year's display of helmsmanship.

Fuld makes Lehman look good, 2007

Indeed, so much for Menzies Campbell's ostensibly botched helmsmanship of the Liberals.

Checks, balances Alistair Myles 2006

Indeed, so much for Menzies Campbell's ostensibly botched helmsmanship of the Liberals.

Archive 2006-06-01 Alistair Myles 2006

Mr. Levine's boundless helmsmanship has meant that we have been graced with very few appearances by other maestros of comparable ability.

James Levine: A Maestro At the Top of His Game 2001