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innate ability

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No-one in tennis mixes up the pace and spin on his shots like Murray, who also has an innate ability to work out an opponent's weaknesses.
Kirilenko is not particularly powerful on court but she is making slow-but-steady progress, has plenty of innate ability and the hard toil could pay off for the Russian in the near future.
Even if you put on snug and comfortable leash, pups seem to have the innate ability of escaping from it.
 
 
 
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