Do with
Practice
Practice verb - To do over and over so as to become skilled.
Both terms in one sentence
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Similarly, it's strongly implied that Hanai and Abe's superior skills relative to most of the team have more to do with experience and diligent practice rather than inborn ability.
Source: Manga / Big Windup - Axis Powers Hetalia's Buen San Valentino strips, where a clueless Germany, coming to terms with his budding feelings for Italy, attempts to practice sex with Austria, so he'd know what to do with a guy.
Source: Practice Kiss -
However, being a child, adults were constantly telling him what he could and couldn't do with his powers and what kinds of sorcery he could and couldn't practice.
Source: Comic Book / Etrigan
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