It's also, judging by the pilot, flawlessly art-directed, full of well-chosen period music and for a drama about a country searching for its bearings in its bicentennial year .
Aldrin bore the loss quietly and flew Apollo 11 flawlessly, but in case he needed his journey to carry any more portent, there was this: his mother's maiden name was Marion Moon.
But this droll, reticent, flawlessly filmed fable of generosity should draw a wider audience to other films (Drifting Clouds, The Match Factory Girl, Leningrad Cowboys Go America .
Can Quantum Bayesianism Fix the Paradoxes of Quantum Mechanics? (preview) Flawlessly accounting for the behavior of matter on scales from the subatomic to the astronomical, quantum mechanics is the most successful theory in all the physical sciences. It is also the weirdest. [More]
June 10, 2013 - Scientific American
David Stern's Legacy Extended...On the Ball It's a situation the Treasury has always dealt with pretty flawlessly, but it appears the NBA will have an issue: how to transition out a signature on your currency. The government deals with money, the NBA with basketballs. This week, Bloomberg ’s Scott Soshnick pointed out that the outgoing commissioner David Stern ’s signature will have to stay on all league balls for the entire 2013-2014 ...
June 9, 2013 - Bleacher Report
Slaven Bilic in International Herald Tribune The early goal helped us a lot,Bilic said. "We controlled the first half flawlessly, but then withdrew to the defense too much. We gave the Austrians too many free kicks in the second half."
Becky Hammon in Minneapolis Star Tribune In order for us to compete, we're going to have to play flawlessly,Hammon said. "Being able to give a team hope, that's quite a thing to be able to give."