It was a clever move, but the problem with clever politics is that it can translate into not-so-clever policy.
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Microsoft's future vision now involves clever modes for clever hardware.
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And if something is clever once, it's clever every year.
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Hernandez and McCollough are clever designers; they like referencing clever things.
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It's a clever move in a taut film that's filled with clever moves.
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But it's a very clever book, and it knows how clever it is.
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At the end of his essay, Scott does something really clever—perhaps too clever.
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And then the clever reveal—'clever,' in huge quotes—is that it's this kidnapped woman.
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Hence this episode, which is maybe more clever than genuinely good, but boy, is it clever!
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There is a Wile E. Coyote aspect to these clever, but not quite clever enough, inventions.
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But when it's clever, it's really clever — and in a way few other superhero adaptations can claim.
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This is all part of Microsoft's future vision for Windows: clever modes that run on clever hardware.
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Kagan's voice has been that of the clever colleague, devising brilliant hypotheticals and clever turns of phrase.
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At the time, it was considered unladylike to be clever or to show you were too clever.
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Most of these clever people are not that clever when compared with really clever people like Wittgenstein or Saint Augustine or Pascal — all philosophers of the past who seriously engaged the religious perspective.
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We'll continue to keep this list updated through the day(s) as more clever (or "clever") jokes emerge.
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A clever program from a clever ensemble, one made up of homages by composers contemporary to composers past.
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Expect the coming months to bring theatre, brinkmanship, clever-clever flourishes and ultimately, in all likelihood, an In vote.
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Maybe what you need this holiday season is a devilishly clever mystery with even more devilishly clever screwball dialogue.
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She's so clever and witty, and she's taking this hard topic and talking about it in this clever, satirical way.
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Clever Girls Know Bola Sokunbi started Clever Girl Finance with a desire to empower women on their wealth-building journeys.
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Elbow is a clever, perhaps too clever, cassette player concept that was unveiled by the "audiovisual art organization" BrainMonk a year ago.
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Programmers are very clever, but they are not yet clever enough to anticipate the vast variety of contexts from which meaning emerges.
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It's stopped me trying to be clever, because you can't be clever: It's just a disc that you strike with a mallet.
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Some clever researchers — perhaps too clever — have created a printable, self-healing conductive material that repeatedly fixes itself after being snipped in half.
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A clever strategyThough Dainard employs a multitude of different real-estate-investment strategies, one in particular stands out because of its clever nature.
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It's part of Microsoft's clever modes for clever hardware plans, alongside the Surface Hub 2 and a potential Surface-branded notepad device (codenamed Andromeda).
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The con artist heist movie is the pleasure of seeing how clever people do clever things to earn a little slice of the pie.
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But having Sansa basically say "insert clever dialogue here" to Littlefinger saves the writers the trouble of having to actually to write said clever dialogue.
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Either they're not as clever as they think they are, or they are as clever as they think they are, which is often somehow worse.
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In some regions prices had reached a level at which clever investors were already selling, and "the not so clever ones" still buying, he said.
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Following season after season of increasingly clever answers to increasingly clever mysteries, seeing the banal reality of a giant drain stopper was something of a letdown.
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Microsoft is currently developing clever modes for clever hardware with Windows 10, and the company is widely expected to unveil a special Surface notepad-like device soon.
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She's every smart person's secret self: clever on the outside, not so clever on the inside, and shocked to learn that the brain can't rule the heart.
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"Just because my mum was clever enough to get me to a dermatologist, and the dermatologist was clever enough to diagnose me, I got cured," he said.
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But if a clever man like Simon cannot pull the upset on a day when Djokovic makes 100 unforced errors, just when might a clever man do it?
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It's called Bycle, and it's a clever little mount with an equally clever app that can be used for both navigation and recording (and sharing) your bike rides.
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It is here that Ms. Silverman's dialogue works too hard to be clever, which is evident by how truly clever, and intelligent, "The Moors" is most of the time.
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At its launch, it was a confounding device with clever (or, as I said in our review, "too clever") hardware saddled with software that didn't work well on a tablet.
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On second glance, that "TOTALERS" gives this entry a clever wordplay connection to the general gist here (just noticing this made me feel so clever, but little did I know).
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Click here to view original GIFAlthough clearly a clever artist in his own right, James Nolan Gandy shows that even the artistically-challenged can produce a masterpiece with some clever engineering.
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It's a clever – and at $179, a pricey – solution.
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You have to be very clever — that's the challenge.
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It's sharp and witty and clever — but not unserious.
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Unsolicited dick pics are unfortunately a scourge of life on social media, but one clever woman from Scotland has found a searingly clever way of dealing with the men who send them.
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It was a funny, clever show more often than not.
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They always have the most clever ways of finding vulnerabilities.
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This is a case of being too clever by half.
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There are stylistic, clever ways to get at these ideas.
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Listen, it doesn't have to be clever to be effective.
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A clever Halloween costume could help you professionally, Hickey says.
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But Swanson's clever marketing made TV dinners an instant hit.
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But I think this move is too clever by half.
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Mulder covers his laptop camera with duct tape, a clever
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He is not a clever demagogue but a crude one.
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All of you 3million clever clogs made us real happy.
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So what they did with these costumes was very clever!
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They have very clever marketing but the quality isn't there.
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In particular, adjusting noise cancellation in this way is clever.
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One resident, Clever Allemont, earned $316,329 during his eight wins.
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That was clever politics, but a bad reading of history.
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It's clever and I'm surprised Amazon is selling the device.
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It's not totally dumb, but nor is it particularly clever.
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So, with much publicity and clever branding, Prozac was born.
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The result, alas, is pretty clever, but not terribly funny.
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It wasn't just some clever quotes, it told a story.
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"Emma Thompson – 'Clever, funny, mad as a chair,' " says Norton.
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You may as well ask: how clever is a book?
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With that mindset, it seems like a pretty clever idea.
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The memes aren't just good and plenty, but timely. Clever.
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And Rivian has built in some clever security measures, too.
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John Rawls, a liberal philosopher, devised a clever thought experiment.
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But there might be other clever ways of advancing democracy.
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She was also lucky in her clever but miscalculating opponent.
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As machines get clever, we can't afford to be dumb.
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Very clever little devices actually, and quite common in satellites.
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Yeah, but on the other hand, Putin's people are clever.
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So, think you've got a clever canine on your hands?
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The clever kid is Julius de Paz of Burlington, Ontario.
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"I was very clever in this one moment," Twain said.
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So you have to be organized, ruthless and very clever.
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But the clever transformation is most certainly for the best.
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Sun is a consistently warm and clever presence on Twitter.
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Both candidates employ clever staffers who know about carbon pricing.
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He's got a couple more clever moves at his disposal.
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Here are some of the clever jellies they've been making.
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To the untrained eye, Marcus' joke was just clever wordplay.
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It's a concept as silly and clever as it sounds.
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Charles Lincoln Van Doren was clever; no one doubted that.
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It's not really an AI solution but it is clever.
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Noel isn't just clever — he's pretty fashion-conscious, as well.
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What's really clever, though, is what the researchers did next.
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Watch the video for more cute kids and clever answers.
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"It is so clever," says Burke of the TP gowns.
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Let's say I'm a clever person with a startup idea.
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It's usually people who are trying to be very clever.
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I personally like the clever design and the spaceflight pedigree.
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It's a clever skit, but it's potentially a warning, too.
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This clever if complicated system returns 48 mpg for $37,000.
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The movie isn't aiming to be clever or slyly philosophical.
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And now, people are wanting more, wanting deep, clever songs.
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What Kenji makes is less complicated than it is clever.
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But are investors that clever when it comes to politics?
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It's a clever play, and one that could certainly work.
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It's a clever little solution and is shipping next December.
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But I actually think this was a very clever move.
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Clever users can defy the ban, but only 20193m do.
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Putin is a geopolitical rival and a very clever tactician.
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Whoever thought of this clever hidden message deserves a raise.
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I sneak down there sometimes because I'm clever and stealthy.
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Being clever predicts success for men but not for women.
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HTC and Valve are doing something clever and unique here.
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As federal social media campaigns go, this is pretty clever.
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It's a clever composite of photos of his Chinese fans.
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The arguments are clever, if a bit of a stretch.
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It's not as clever as Spotify at switching between devices.
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Zoom in, and there are clever footnotes to the dialogue.
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The first of these, Tint Brush, is clever small addition.
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It's a clever little take on how to shock people.
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Those with clever names cast the first stone there, Kara.
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How about we bust out some clever Snape memes instead?
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Seemed clever to black out cameras with a firmware update.
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Bibi Netanyahu has long been viewed as a clever politician.
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He has a wicked tongue and is clever and informed.
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She's very clever and sensitive to everyone in her film.
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It's a clever combination where people can contribute and annotate.
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They're also clever because this collection felt decidedly, desirably commercial.
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If that isn't enough, it's also a pretty clever key.
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The kitchen is a clever blend of contemporary and historic.
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"You can be clever and like clothes," she has said.
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"Clever, rugged, understands the locals," said one Western policy adviser.
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This clever piece of engineering contributes to 0003 total horsepower.
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Quite clever, really, for an athlete who needs those skills.
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They'll be thanking you for this cute and clever gift.
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Participants revealed all sorts of clever attacks and pathetic vulnerabilities.
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Throughout history, inventors have built clever gadgets that mimic humans.
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Within the immune system, dendritic cells act as clever spies.
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One clever tip recommended recently by a user on Reddit.
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Kay had been so clever, Kay had been so sharp!
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It won't be another clever "framing" or promising poll result.
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He was clever, and fashionable, albeit, noticeably always rolling solo.
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Do you force yourself to get less "clever" picking players?
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It's clever, but for me, the novelty wears off quickly.
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The centerpiece main stage was a lesson in clever design.
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Anyway, Dave's one of England's sharpest and most clever rappers.
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This, perhaps, is the game's best and most clever mechanic.
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And yet, some clever players managed to get around it.
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And "IHOb" might be a clever way to do it.
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France, a clever itinerary that allowed him to maximize cooperative
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But there's no clever detective to put the pieces together.
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Some hackers are now getting extremely clever about their methodologies.
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She's so clever and witty that that's my favorite part.
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It had a clever strategy for masking its true beliefs.
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This is where the iconic "clever girl" line comes from.
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As always, Mr. Steinberg's cluing is unassailable, clever and subtle.
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Holiday is nothing if not a new kind of clever.
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Along the way, he's using a clever bait and switch.
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I found it unexpected, yet elegant, clever and so creative!
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It won't be done through messaging, no matter how clever.
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There are other clever ways of revealing your baby's gender.
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"There is something clever in what they're doing," Bowen said.
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Instead, there were just banners, some of them pretty clever.
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Some are dazzlingly clever, and others are far less appealing.
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This is not a new and clever argument I'm making.
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Its clever, awkward, insecure protagonist, Selin, is an unforgettable character.
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"Chrysanthemum Tea" has typically clever Sondheim lyrics, with twisty rhymes.
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Not so, for CLEVER Johanna – CREDIT where CREDIT is due!
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In Lisbon, traditional bakeries sell them in clever geometric boxes.
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But it is a Wednesday puzzle, and it's very clever.
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Clever and claustrophobic, "The Witch" was an audacious psychological thriller.
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He recognized how clever, fresh and funny the script was.
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But it is neither clever nor humorous enough to work.
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It took some navigating to figure out that clever solution.
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The movie's title is clever, cleverness being its modus operandi.
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A clever city official might have sought an ownership stake.
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No, I'm Too Brainy for Men Who Fear Clever Women.
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A few of the stories seem slight, like clever vignettes.
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" When asked about it, Kellyanne Conway called the term "clever.
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This is clever and ought to inspire some healthy cynicism.
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BIG's projects are by turns unorthodox, clever and even hopeful.
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The clever optics resulted in a large overflow crowd outdoors.
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It's the game's tender, clever frame story that distinguishes it.
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Clever Real Estate noted the data excluded health insurance costs.
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They all get help from a few clever design hacks.
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The developer is also a studio known for clever iterations.
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Probably I should have done something more radical and clever.
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"Pimps are clever and can avoid some hotels," she said.
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They will thank you for this cute and clever gift.
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Robert Bollinger The trucks also come with some clever engineering.
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Here are 22 clever cooking tools we use every day:
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He has also taken a clever approach with his wines.
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She's also clever and kind, regardless of her perilous circumstances.
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And DHL's plan may have been too clever by half.
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It's clever, sometimes funny, and sometimes hard to listen to.
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Baba Is You is both disarmingly cute and confoundingly clever.
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Artist Andrew Janik uses clever icons to portray baseball history.
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But Knight's clever messaging didn't redeem the movie for me.
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It's a clever joke for people who love dumb jokes.
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"Pickup line?" is a very clever way to clue that.
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"People think I'm clever, but it's not true," he said.
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I respect him more; he is more shrewd and clever.
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The rest of the theme entries weren't maddening, just clever.
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But I digress … this puzzle's theme is clever but straightforward.
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It's very clever and quite moving at the same time.
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The marketing for Beauty and the Beast has been clever.
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The way they arrived at this conclusion was pretty clever.
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There are some clever dynamics at work in Afghanistan '11.
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But it's also possible this is just a clever bluff.
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HyTech will need much more than clever technology to succeed.
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Hetschko, Knabe, and Schöb test this in a clever way.
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That's why Clever, a portal for educational tech tools that helps students and teachers log in and keep track of those tools, is looking to try to make that work by rolling out Clever Goals.
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The irreducibility of love is the subject of "The Effect," Lucy Prebble's very clever — and ultimately more than clever — play, which opened on Sunday night at the Barrow Street Theater, artfully directed by David Cromer.
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But when I taught the game to a student of economics and fan of clever design, I focused in on the clever systems of interaction and hidden information that make Netrunner such a smart game.
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I am sure that "Bandersnatch" is incredibly clever and cool, and like anyone or anything incredibly clever and cool, that makes it a little remote and hard to love, better from afar than up close.
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Yoon finds a clever way to make friendship happen for Dennis.
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Everyone on there was clearly threatened by my extraordinarily clever bio.
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New business models were combined with clever use of new technologies.
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Have you thought of a clever product to mitigate climate change?
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Tesla is known for hiding clever Easter eggs in its vehicles.
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I just thought the delivery of that information was so clever.
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Hours later, Snoddy shared a similar image with a clever caption.
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With each interaction, AiMen learned to be more clever and witty.
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He comes from a clever, pushy clan of journalists and politicians.
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Besides the lock, Mobike's bicycles are clever works of beauty themselves.
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Still able to do enough crypto deals thanks to clever lawyering.
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Now, some clever grandchildren have taken matters into their own hands.
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She's a very clever politician, and that's actually important to me.
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"The stone is an example of 'clever carving,'" Xu told Hyperallergic.
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With Putin, you have somebody who is a very clever player.
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Funny and clever and best mates with a massive German shepherd.
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But it's a very clever device, hiding in an elegant package.
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A few weeks later, Lawrence got Kris a clever Christmas present.
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There are also some clever additions that involve the rotating camera.
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Otherwise, this was a clever set, and well CAMOUFLAGED to boot.
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If we want to beat her, we have to be clever.
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It was a risky, but clever move, that ultimately paid off.
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Very clever, and I'm happy for them that everything worked out.
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You have to hand it to Spotify: that's actually pretty clever.
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It's stunning, it's heartbreaking, it's cute af and clever to boot.
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Often, we condone flattery as useful or laud it as clever.
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The only clever part is making it look like something else.
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Brands also got into the spirit with some pretty clever pranks.
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He isn't the Messiah, but he was a very clever boy.
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Check out some of the most clever Women's March signs here.
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Clever formulae take account of the seniority of pre-existing rights.
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It's just one of those clever little traps businesses set up.
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She's a lively, clever and considered conversationalist; engaged, interesting and interested.
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There's a clever new material that might be able to help.
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An algorithm is, essentially, a brainless way of doing clever things.
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It's a lot of things crammed together in honestly clever ways.
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And, indeed, "Min Litazez?" is too clever for such clunky comparisons.
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Yet what ensues after that is noisy but never remotely clever.
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They are not less innovative or clever than Chinese and Americans.
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As for "America First," Pandey concedes it was "clever," but problematic.
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The reference to fog is a clever and now widespread pun.
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The system is even clever enough to read a driver's lips.
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These days, astronomers mostly find exoplanets through clever, yet indirect, methods.
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Nothing says summer like a clever pun — or a math equation.
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It's a clever projection mapping system that smartens up your game.
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Her mom also had a few clever tricks up her sleeve.
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IN 21982 Richard Feynman, a visionary physicist, had a clever idea.
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But this clever female doesn't succumb to unwanted advances so easily.
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But, that doesn't mean it has to be any less clever.
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PEOPLE Chica spoke to the Mexican designer about his clever designs.
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Thanks to some clever tour companies, it turns out, you can!
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You're legitimising your wealth by proving how clever your family is.
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Will the clever Joy-Con that splits in half be included?
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Mr Mulliner's brother, Wilfred, was "the clever one of the family".
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The feature I find interesting is the clever, highly engineered case.
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He's a clever guy with a dark sense of jail humor.
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Maybe the cars were too clever, or their designs too polarizing.
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It's a clever solution, though other options could net more money.
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You could also see it as a clever prophylactic against liability.
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This older, 'clever' meaning lingers in expressions like "don't be cute".
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Clever tactic for motivating an electorate to push your tax proposals.
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It's cute as a button, clever as hell and utterly absurd.
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Designer Hajime Narukawa found a clever solution to this problem: triangles.
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Just because they are rich does not mean they are clever.
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A clever new wallet design promises to handle that for you.
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And nothing as clever happens for the rest of the series.
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Some saw the advert as clever recognition of the peaceful demonstrations.
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We finally found it after our clever intern pointed it out.
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Her inventions are clever, the robots intentionally excessive and comically inept.
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So, you try to be polite but clever and pointed, presumably.
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That includes companies like Jopwell, PreK12Plaza, Honor, Birdi, Clever and Bitly.
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They just will be more clever in how they do it.
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It's just about going in, being clever with wordplay and flows.
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It may not have been lawful, but it sure was clever.
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That's really clever, and potentially solves several problems in one go.
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No clever politician doles out favours in a brightly lit room.
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That is embarrassingly on the nose and too clever by half.
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It's disrespectful to abstract our experiences for a clever little conversation.
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THE conceit of a new film, "Airplane Mode", is clever enough.
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Befitting such a clever, mad-cap idea, the reaction was breathless.
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Clever Disney hackers are using Tajin in other imaginative ways, too.
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Cost: $22.98Find out more about Fashion Nova's Clever Thing Pumps here.
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Although a clever use of the technology, it's still pretty creepy.
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The memes range from clever and funny to cryptic and obscure.
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It was clever, but Mr. Taha said he had seen better.
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It's interesting and clever but it has a ton to prove.
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And he's up there all alone in his own clever head.
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As befits a Hawking protégé, he's quite skilled at clever analogies.
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A full-bodied tree that includes a clever light replacement feature
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If I'm right, then Team Clinton has been diabolically clever. 2900.
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She knew the recent test scores of all the clever children.
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She's known for her large social media presence and clever comebacks.
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This clever device could be all yours for £139.99 on Amazon.
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He's very, very clever, and he's playing with his own chips.
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Others, including Kushner, see that idea as too clever by half.
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Some clever person reminds us that these festivals aren't about music.
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His solution is at once computationally clever and forehead-slappingly simple.
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So how are clever authors getting around Amazon's new review policies?
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But... The Ranch is still full of not particularly clever insults.
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The amount of effort and thought involved is, admittedly, quite clever.
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You know: Who's the most witty, who's the most clever, entertaining?
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Swearing. As my mother always said, it's neither big nor clever.
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I don't think that we're clever enough to do that yet.
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The clever guys are not questioning it, they just get it.
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He likes them clever and difficult and all that — like Inception.
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How could someone actually write that and think it was clever?
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Third-party solutions have relied on clever workarounds with varying effects.
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I'm not ruling out a few clever twists and dramatic turns.
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And the clever revealer makes it a fun, early week puzzle.
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Here's why donating bitcoin is a clever tax play this year.
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A classic murder-mystery trope ignites this clever, sometimes chilling novel.
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The games are universally clever, easy to learn, and very replayable.
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Even snooty critics have fun inventing clever ways to slam them.
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He could perfectly mimic legalese but with rhymes and clever wordplay.
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First, just don't be too finicky about clever design and targeting.
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We used to call such people sheep, but sheep are clever.
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This is also a pretty clever solution, in my amateur judgment.
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It was a clever, provocative idea — and one went absolutely nowhere.
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My point is, enjoy this clever yet distinctly non-Monday puzzle.
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This was a very clever theme with a terrific "Aha!" moment.
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You may have been the target of a clever new scam.
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I've just got very clever people that do it for me.
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Many analysts and officials consider this little more than clever rebranding.
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Clever #map shows only countries that banned corporal punishment of children.
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"I loved his goofy, clever sense of humor," Ms. Goldstein said.
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"They're clever — they're funny," Curry said after practice earlier this week.
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ID:R didn't want to be smart, clever, or even particularly campy.
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A very clever Turkish name or something would go along way.
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The original clues for this puzzle tried to be clever, e.g.
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A clever, cartoonish mural of the West Village covers one wall.
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It was not, all told, an exceptionally clever or original story.
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One day he was visited by a clever god called Theuth.
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But people soon found a clever way to share it anyway.
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This clever new quiz show has an interesting and pointed twist.
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Sichuan Airlines' public relations team is quite clever at crisis management.
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What could serve as a clever device instead deflates through cliché.
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The cluing is, if not difficult, clever and makes you think.
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Without it, nothing — not even the most clever policies — can work.
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It's somewhere in between, juxtaposing the profound and the merely clever.
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This strategy may be clever, but it is not without risk.
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This clever device is now on sale for £449.99 on Amazon.
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It's occasionally droll and clever, in a "Broad City"-ish way.
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Clever and ambitious politicians do occasionally outlast complicity in Presidential scandals.
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The clever multiplicity of levels makes it a triumph of postmodernism.
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This could become a clever way of bolstering Unilever's takeover defences.
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Just the most warm hearted, generous, funny, clever, life affirming man.
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It's a clever idea — zombification as the route to midlife rejuvenation.
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"It's amazingly clever but a bit hard to follow," he wrote.
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Your headline isn't the time to be super clever or vague.
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He is clever like John Nash, the Nobel Prize-winning mathematician.
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She concocts a clever plan to convince the town he's harmless.
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What Pearson gains from clever structuring, however, it loses in valuation.
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The jokes Sun tweets are sometimes absurd, sometimes clever, often both.
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A clever baby briefcase to store all of baby's important documents
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To make accurate comparisons, Clever adjusted all dollar amounts for inflation.
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It's clever, and it makes a lot of sense for Google.
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It's rivetingly clever, but may strike some, at least, as menacing.
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Norway's capital Oslo has designed a clever model to avoid this.
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Perhaps he thinks it's a clever way of trying to deflect.
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Much is made of the clever titles of law review articles.
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The Max includes some clever features to make video calling easier.
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Mainstream publishers have found clever ways to get around the trademark.
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Filmmakers subverted the Code in clever ways until it was overturned.
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Still others said the attempt to be clever had fallen flat.
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The rhymes are clever, and the vehicles are drawn to perfection.
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On a Thursday, there had better be something intricate and clever.
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Luckily, there's a clever workaround: The Something Strong Magnetic Bluetooth Earbuds.
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"You're such a clever person," Dujardin said, stroking her brown back.
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This doesn't require clever PR jingles or blue and yellow balloons.
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Broken Social Scene's music rejoices in what clever teamwork can construct.
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Uniclue puzzle, two intersecting entries share a clue, clever puzzle. Bueno.
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Very clever, well filled and a delight of a midweek puzzle.
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Letha Wilson literally reshapes landscape photography through her clever photographic sculptures.
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The clever framing and vivid colors make this a riveting watch.
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Her aesthetic moves, while often clever and satisfying, are never outrageous.
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But, Janet's most clever foray into dance music sits between janet.
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I'm out here with you; I'm not in there being clever.
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"The approach to the South Koreans was clever; the decision to go to the Olympics is clever," Rice said referring to Kim's overtures on meeting with South Korea to ease military tensions between the two countries.
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He was a brilliant and clever kid, and unfortunately, if you're brilliant and clever but you're born into a family of all-time geniuses, that's a really hard position to be in and maintain your pride.
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"The approach to the South Koreans was clever; the decision to go to the Olympics is clever," Rice said referring to North Korea's overtures on meeting with South Korea to ease military tensions between the two countries.
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MIT's Rfly system is essentially a clever hack for an existing technology.
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She performed dismally when pressed by clever interviewers such as Andrew Neil.
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This isn't the week to be extra clever just because you can.
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It's a fairly harmless "f*ck you," but it's still pretty clever.
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There are no clever flavor mash-ups, coconut flakes, or chocolate drizzles.
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Pretty clever — unless your name actually happens to be Becky, we suppose.
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JULIA ROBERTS: I just thought it was really clever and just funny.
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"I couldn't work out if it is incredibly clumsy or really clever."
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Make sure to have one of these clever protective gloves on hand.
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There are also some clever nods to the characters' roles in fandom.
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These are bands that are clever but they aren't comedy per se.
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The actress announced the news on Thursday with a clever Instagram post.
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You can pick up this clever device for just £64.99 from Amazon.
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As far as intellectual nutrition, I thought that was a clever term.
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We thought that was a really clever niche that they've got going.
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But clever aircraft interiors can make flying more manageable, maybe even pleasant.
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Taking advantage of layering is what makes this new app so clever.
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Of course, a clever design is only one piece of the puzzle.
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The 109-minute film is replete with deadpan humour and clever dialogue.
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A clever new way to make a self-repairing zipper with machinery?
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For me, the pleasure of Tutuola comes from how clever he is.
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What they found: The phishing sites used a number of clever tricks.
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All the makings of clever, crowd-pleasing movie seem to be here.
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"When Pikin arrived I saw that she was very clever," Ndohoudou said.
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But it is a clever way of bringing attention to the issue.
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But the XPS 13 isn't Dell's only clever hardware innovation this year.
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In this clever way the entire gallery has became a performance space.
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SUPERMARKETS encourage shoppers to buy products through clever layouts and cunning promotions.
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A rally like this was bound to have some powerful, clever signs.
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The number is a clever little nod to the awards ceremony itself.
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"Everything she does is so purposeful and she's very clever," Carter said.
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Anyway, the real clever part is how Manny programmed the clone software.
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So one clever lady took a razor blade and cut his pants.
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As it stands now, Apple's use of the dongle has been… clever?
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It's also a clever marketing technique to expand his social media reach.
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Her work tends to reinterpret everyday life as something clever and unexpected.
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One of many, many clever signs seen in London during Saturday's protest.
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What started out as a clever scam has turned into a fable.
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Another couple of clever design touches on the Staad are worth mentioning.
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At the very least it's a clever solution at a reasonable price.
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Well, you clever aesthete, we have a very special roundup for you.
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Music recommendation has traditionally relied upon the clever heuristic of collaborative filtering.
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The cautious sound clever because they appear to have weighed the odds.
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It might be illogical, but it is a very clever rhetorical trick.
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But the app is conceptually clever, especially for a simple, early project.
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Like, putting the sexism and the heteronormativity aside, this isn't even clever.
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We all know that Chrissy Teigen is the queen of clever comebacks.
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This would appear to be an elaborate, clever scheme by Hillary Clinton.
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We've been fans of Snickers' clever marketing for quite some time now.
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WhoIsHiring is a clever site that aggregates startup jobs around the world.
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Many more will probably follow the emergence of clever web-based exchanges.
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And it's because someone even more clever and conniving sold him out.
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JFCs exist as a clever loophole to skirt existing campaign finance laws.
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They're creative and clever, designed by someone truly invested in the work.
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It's a clever way to make AirPlay 2 a little more useful.
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The way this new technique gets around this problem is quite clever.
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This clever gadget turns any old speaker into one that's Bluetooth enabled.
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Some of the most clever design tweaks are found in the remote.
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Oscar Boyson attempts to explain and does so in a clever way.
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It's clever, and it preserves the look of a full-screen phone.
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The system is one of those small, clever tools that just works.
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Either way, it's a clever solution to one of capitalism's many bottlenecks.
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These high-tech features are then used in clever, low-tech ways.
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There are just too many ways for clever thieves to steal today.
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There are plenty of ways to be clever and draw consumers in.
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The solution they came up with is clever, but really quite straightforward.
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It's clever, and it makes connections in tight spots so much easier.
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Last week, The Walking Dead was too clever for its own good.
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And that knowing musical number prefaces the film's most clever meta twist.
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The app takes a creative (and clever) approach to long exposure shots.
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They were clever, but they looked odd and didn't sell very well.
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It's a clever solution, assuming it performs as promised in the field.
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But only Davie was clever enough to realize that Nick was bluffing.
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The woman's body was found Saturday in a field near Clever, Missouri.
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We should be clever and have a two or three-year view.
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All in all, a pretty solid — and clever — addition to the arsenal.
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We'd also have to have been clever to avoid harsh, punishing heat.
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Getting out from under that will take more than a clever slogan.
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Clever underwater smelling trick Adorable hairless babies Not great at promoting itself
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So yes, this clever GoT rumor squasher might take off soon enough.
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Some of that upfront cost barrier can be overcome with clever financing.
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Third, you can buy Fret Zealot: a clever gateway to learning songs.
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And it rejiggered its Find My feature using some very clever cryptography.
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Like, what Hogwarts house does this clever and bold fan belong to?
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Clever. Cool. The Bills, Giants, Steelers, and others have made videos too.
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"The Wayne Investigation" is a clever promotion for the new Batman v.
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At its conference, Microsoft also introduced tools to create clever new services.
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The boy is naturally clever—and wilful—with ideas of his own.
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At the same time, organisers are running out of clever, legal boosts.
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She's not stupid, she's not a bimbo, but she's not especially clever.
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TikTok's meteoric rise to popularity showcases the internet's more clever video editing.
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Ali was telegenic, funny, clever, blunt, fearless and, above all, politically principled.
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It's so funny and clever, but it's kind of hard to read.
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So when she got her first tattoo, she had to get clever.
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Sometimes, it just means springing into action and some clever quick-thinking.
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And while subsequent episodes also involve text adventures, there are clever subversions.
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Programmers got clever with inputting Chinese characters and nowadays they are functional.
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And he has learned how to dress those skills in clever conceits.
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They're just kids, being clever and having fun like kids anywhere would.
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Whereas I expect you can do typing and shorthand, you clever girl.
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Instead, in a signature Clinton strategy, they were too clever by half.
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Some of them — like this banana one — featured clever plays on words.
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"We weren't even trying to be clever," Leitch said with a laugh.
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The calendar-based chicanery may seem clever, but it's unlikely to work.
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Such a clever way of power division worked wonderfully until recent years.
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Visit Insider's homepage for more storiesBold revolutionary, strident rule breaker, clever kitten.
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Make a dumb device clever with the addition of a smart plug.
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These clever devices are grouped together with speakers, headphones, and kitchen appliances.
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Here are some of the other clever ways she gets employers' attention.
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Breakingviews Meg Whitman is letting fuzzy math sully an otherwise clever deal.
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Watch out for this clever phishing campaign that might hit your inbox.
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If you're clever, and you process the stuff carefully, you don't drown.
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"I think that your advertising was very clever," commenter Bill Newton wrote.
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If you haven't, Honda has devised a clever way to show you.
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It's a clever twist on the app's already popular face-swapping capability.
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The big picture: Kim is clever, strategic and not to be underestimated.
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The way Fox & Friends gets around this tension is clever — and weird.
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The heart and soul of the Java applet is a clever fudge.
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Studio Drift has been applying clever concepts to design staples since 2007.
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Now there's a clever new way to deal with this issue: Ghostbot.
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It's a simple and clever way to set a watch without hands.
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You do it and it has to be so ironic and clever.
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They are very clever, they are full of energy, they want change.
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In fact, this banter didn't seem to me particularly funny or clever.
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Also, "Result of going bumper to bumper?" is a very clever clue.
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Who is the italicized she of Lily Tuck's clever new novel, "Sisters"?
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But North Carolina Republicans had what they thought was a clever solution.
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It's a clever way to induce non-federal investment in those projects.
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What dazzles me most today is how damn clever his lyrics were.
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She's done a lot of clever things in that genre of protest.
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A clever routine led to the third goal in the 57th minute.
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Emma Watson's Belle is not only bookish, but also a clever inventor?
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Rome exalts the furbo, or clever, and pities the fesso, or fool.
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But clever internet memes don't help when the stakes are this high.
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It acts as a clever sideshow to my all-consuming Twitter empire.
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"It's clever, sensible, technical governance which is really under threat," he said.
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But one success hardly guarantees another, no matter how clever the vision.
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"There's many clever ways to get cash in there," Mr. Kudlow said.
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Trump is clever but probably has not read a book in years.
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That was clever but it was just too big a set piece.
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Ms. Bartoli's Isabella is a clever, independent woman with an adventurous streak.
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Yet they're clever about unifying this close-knit world when they can.
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Who knows what bright ideas, what clever innovations, they might collectively possess?
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We should be hearing more from this clever young know-it-all.
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Now, this isn't the only clever scheme out there for fighting Zika.
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More important than the looks are the Ronin SC's clever design bits.
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"We need single player healthcare," reads a recent and infuriatingly clever tweet.
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The Pussy Hat's a great example — it's both visually effective and clever.
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Who wouldn't like to have tea with either of these clever women?
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Each succeeds through clever writing, top-flight cinematography and, crucially, smart casting.
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Jack Ma: Computers may be clever, but human beings are much smarter.
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There is one company, Seaborg, that has figured out a clever reactor.
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On Twitter, fans showed Andrews plenty of love for the clever troll.
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In the center of the dashboard is a clever three-sided box.
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Many of the garments are simple in design but clever in construction.
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But there are some clever ways to shield that income from taxes.
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A clever show, but sometimes you just want to grab a knob.
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" A term for this clever and destructive tactic comes to mind: "Trumpwashing.
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And the clever romantic drama "Right Now, Wrong Then" arrives on Mubi.
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But can the company's filters be gamed by clever political marketing teams?
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I'll show you how clever I am by denying the scientific consensus!
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Stay laser-focused, because it is easy to miss this clever theme.
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Either that or commit a clever, more refined murder of her own.
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Then mash on the retweet button to broadcast your supposedly clever jape.
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Booker's allies insist that the warning isn't just a clever fundraising ploy.
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The animations of these menus were fluid, clever, and just overall excellent.
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Pros: Clever folio display, stylish look and feelCons: Pricey, not very protective
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But when he was determined, he could be incredibly clever and resourceful.
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Despite the clever salesmanship, Mr. Xi is over-promising and under-delivering.
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As it turns out, Clever Hans was actually sensing its handler's bearing.
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I loved all the clever hints that saved me time and money!
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It was a clever fusion of multilevel marketing and social media manipulation.
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America will need a beneficent version of that sort of clever cooperation.
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First, Atom has pulled off something clever, with a fairly small team.
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The OLED display is slightly brighter than I expected, which is clever.
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At Amazon, marketing that frightens customers is taboo, no matter how clever.
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But clever financiers arranged for third parties to take on this risk.
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In this sense, Mr. Gunderson's paintings are clever, scary, funny and accurate.
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The video was a clever promotion for a trampoline park in Louisiana.
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On Wednesday, Apple did something clever with pricing on its new iPhones.
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Wrapping gifts got a whole lot easier with these 5 clever ideas!
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You can think of it as a clever invention, wrought by evolution.
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"The French Lieutenant's Woman," John Fowles What a clever book this is!
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The "Animal Farm" meets "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" climax yields some clever twists.
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It's a really clever spin on the Switch, and it's completely free.
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"This is touching and funny, and poignant and clever," Kirkus Reviews wrote.
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If you like your comedies dynamic and clever, this is for you.
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They are uniformly more playful, brave and clever than their human counterparts.
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Naomi Mishkin, an artist, makes office-appropriate wear with a clever twist.
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Many young ones are clever about finding workarounds when they are blocked.
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It's a really clever little tool that can make all the difference.
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What time of day are you most alert, clever, inspired and creative?
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Procedural generation really just means you're using a clever piece of code.
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It thinks it's being very clever when it's just painting by numbers.
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You did all kinds of things, which I thought was rather clever.
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The Clever Yoga Travel Mat is also recommended by Bustle and Shape.
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I knew I could beat this level with my clever solo-assault.
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It's a clever stylistic choice from publisher Tim Kinsella of Featherproof Books.
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But the best explanation is her career as a woman educated at a provincial grammar-school (the granddaughter of domestic servants, no less) in a party dominated by public-school boys given to cavalier confidence and clever-clever plans.
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In the years that stretch between now and Knebworth it's been easy to forget what made Oasis such a thrill in the first place—the swaggering tunes, the unpredictability, the sparring that veered from downright dumb to clever-clever.
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The Square team thought it was "clever" to design the Stand to swivel back-and-forth ("and it is quite clever"), but larger sellers wanted separate displays, allowing the customer to see each product as they're being rung up.
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Yet people hear women talking more—and clever researchers have proved that too.
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"The monkey is cunning and clever and moves around a lot," he said.
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One clever commenter even suggested them as a substitute in Rice Krispy treats.
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I'm not trying to be clever in the way I'm answering that question.
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While some thought it was clever, others accused the bar of stirring controversy.
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While the feature is clever, Google isn't the first to think of it.
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In this age of clickbait, food hacks are ubiquitous but rarely very clever.
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Vice just leaves you feeling sapped, advertising its cleverness without actually being clever.
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Insects are a clever way to get protein without creating more greenhouse gases.
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Designs from the '22006s and '27s found new life in clever brand revivals.
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People that appear are nicely dressed, and the tone is clever and subtle.
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Volkan Oezdemir doesn't get the credit he probably deserves as a clever striker.
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It's a clever combination: to most earthlings, the moon is a mysterious place.
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Just how less punchy, crisp, and clever will a 280-character Twitterverse be?
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So, clever misspelling aside, it appears as though, yes, Goofy is a dog.
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"TBH [to be honest] it's kind of a clever attack," I tweeted again.
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Examples of posts targeting U.S. and UK audiences weren't particularly novel or clever.
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I just hope Adilene does something extra clever to get back at Teddy.
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Shows human interaction with inorganic objects and the subtle statements are quite clever!
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In medieval Europe, Cinderella tended to triumph because she was clever and lucky.
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It's clever, and often very fun to watch skilled pacifist play at work.
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America missed an opportunity to help Sham and her two clever, resilient children.
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"Canon: brown eyes, frizzy hair and very clever," she tweeted at the time.
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I say "somewhat clever" because "Google Gnome" is primarily just a bad pun.
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The strength of BioWare's writing hasn't, historically, been clever plots or punchy dialogue.
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It nails the interconnectedness of Asia's billionaire families in clever and funny ways.
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"Whenever you get that clever, you have to be very careful," Grim said.
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Hackers are sniffing around the space and have figured out some clever tricks.
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But then Coleen Rooney revealed her devilishly clever method of uncovering her betrayer.
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The captions themselves, while plenty cute and amusing, aren't astoundingly clever or funny.
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But its creepy premise and unique imagery make it light, clever, and engaging.
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"He seems a little crazy, but clever," Aurora Xhixha, a microbiologist, told me.
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One of these days some clever designer is going to crack that code.
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The more clever rhythms in some of Seuss seemed strictly for Rebecca's benefit.
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Mixmag created a clever mix featuring their list of 30 French Touch classics.
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They parade by with phrases more clever — and dorky — than you average demonstration.
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The game's randomized order of play makes for a clever and unpredictable system.
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This group of improvisers uses history as a backdrop for its clever sketches.
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But I would probably feel really clever if I learned to use it.
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It was a clever and complicated stratagem, but here is the simple version.
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Selective quotations can prove anything, if you have clever researchers looking for them.
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But here's the really clever bit — the email isn't just some generic template.
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It's a clever costume idea and doesn't require anything you don't already own.
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What made the app clever – but also contraband – was how it used AirPlay.
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It's a clever little rhetorical gambit this show is playing — and wickedly so.
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Delta robots are fast and precise thanks to a few clever engineering decisions.
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Snap also has been clever with its use of AI-enhanced face filters.
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MagniWare's stick-on sensor was clever, but ultimately didn't catch on with users.
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It has a bigger screen size, improved battery life, and a clever camera.
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If the name doesn't make you giggle, the clever cutting ability just might.
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Too bad it's a pretty clever, if a little gross, April Fools' joke.
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The clever spoof features a few nods to Williams' on-screen character, too.
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The clever tabs are designed to bridge the gap between websites and apps.
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" She also concluded with a clever reminder: "@ me: now remember that u dummy.
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Clever routing, closer spacing between vehicles and dynamic congestion-charging could cut traffic.
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Despite their futuristic sheen, the difficulties posed by clever computers are not unprecedented.
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Benoît Cœuré, the head of the ECB's market operations, is clever and impressive.
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Costumes based on cultures are not cool and tragic events are never clever.
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Like his other novels, Turtles is funny, clever, and populated with endearing characters.
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Jimmy Kimmel can create clever, compelling content; a company selling shoes might not.
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Clever scientists, though, had an idea of how to atone for their sins.
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It's a clever trick, but be forewarned, DIY dentistry is a dangerous game.
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It's a quick clever solution, yes, but it's not a particularly powerful one.
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AIRLINES use all sorts of clever tricks to make more money from passengers.
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Making webpages instant and portable required a very clever — and very kludgey — hack.
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The ONE Piano Hi-Lite was another education tool that was quite clever.
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But it's actually a clever hint toward where all of this is going.
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The answers point to how clever new ideas are reshaping the "old economy".
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But a solution doesn't have to fix everything to be clever or useful.
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This latest ad is just another clever battle in Apple's war against Spotify.
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Devising artificial intelligence clever enough to deal with all this will be tricky.
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If there had been a clever retort available, she wouldn't have made it.
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Be clever, be cute, just be sure this baby giraffe gets a name.
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It's pretty clever and a lot of fun, exactly what Halloween should be.
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That's because the clams have worked out a clever symbiotic relationship with algae.
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But this play is far too clever and funny to succumb to cliché.
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I'm not sure that's totally accurate, but they are clever and often poignant:
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The offering is a clever if controversial way to recoup lost ad revenue.
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This "demonically clever" backdoor hides in a tiny slice of a computer chip.
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African-Americans. Clinton's question reveals a clever way to opt out of this
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I decided to design a clever business card and 'mail' it to them.
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It's simultaneously a powerful protest and a clever get-out-the-vote maneuver.
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Way back in 22.7, Google announced a clever fix to Google's app problem.
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Granted this gives Facebook a pretty clever excuse when this inevitably backfires—us.
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" "Don't think that the fun stops at the clever menu items and décor.
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However, getting a little clever with your profiles can help you stay incognito.
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"He was a very clever man," Easton Wren said of Rafael Benvenido Cruz.
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Finding advisers clever enough to overcome that impediment will be a tougher call.
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But to Elliot, a four-year veteran Reddit moderator, it wasn't that clever.
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Creative bakers are crafting clever geode-inspired cakes that are making us drool.
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But watching a race in VR is more than just another clever idea.
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"It's condescension from the clever people, the masters of the universe," he said.
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He was known as a clever, nimble wordsmith who inspired many other artists.
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The idea is clever, and is hilariously narrated by news-comedian John Oliver.
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Each one rewards closer inspection and repeat viewings thanks to some clever design.
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Phyllis is clever, eager and hardworking (at least when she has to be).
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This isn't just a story about cleverness, though these women were very clever.
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Other clever and useful camera features include ways to quickly launch the camera.
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In 2012, Zuma also angered many for scolding "clever blacks" in a speech.
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His clever television spots contributed to Dilma Rousseff's victories in 2010 and 2014.
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J.K. Rowling filled " Harry Potter" to the brim with unique and clever names.
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Well, that and the catchy name — I'm a sucker for a clever pun.
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"The Treasury was very clever in seizing a perfect market window," Mormando said.
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Admittedly, Bismarck was a hundred times more clever and cultivated than the Nazis.
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Here was a clever way to get in front of it: Wiping fingerprints.
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Lux is clever, playful, wordy—"a brainiac nerd"—originally from Croatia (via Canada).
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The result provided a fitting send-off for retiring U.S. captain Todd Clever.
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There's no coding involved, just clever art direction and a talented artistic hand.
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You can now pick up this clever device for just £99.99 on Amazon.
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You can now pick up this clever device for just £169.99 on Amazon.
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Chevy also offers some clever options to make hauling huge objects more manageable.
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In a clever marketing move, the Very Short Introductions advertise their brevity visually.
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The agents couldn't decode the data themselves, but they found a clever workaround.
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The use of clips is clever, and they in themselves are often marvelous.
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Salini's modern take on flora makes clever use of elements old and new.
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Clever flourishes include air vent trim rings that double as climate control dials.
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He was a one man criminal conglomerate who was neither clever nor careful.
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Whenever the opportunity popped up for him to say something clever, he did.
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Now he is clever enough to know where to get the votes from.
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It's a clever way of accessing Dropbox goodies while they're still being tested.
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Kudos to Trudeau for being clever, interested and confident enough to do this.
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The layout was narrow, but it had "a clever design," Ms. McCloud recalled.
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The clever, clueless voice in workshop, hazarding: is it the voice of coffee.
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For the clever costume, Cummings drew inspiration from her son's love of food.
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Seldom tough enough to stump the average solver, but usually interesting and clever.
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She won it with clever, sliced left-handed serves at the right moments.
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In other words, your partner is probably much less clever than you believe.
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" They deemed Mohammed "quite clever and open" in addition to being "very polite.
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The chef, Sylvain Delpique, has a clever way with this cut of poultry.
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Mr. Zuma has frequently scorned the "clever blacks" — his phrase — who criticize him.
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But the novel is clever enough to make us doubt her answer too.
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This is all a rather clever distraction, but it is a distraction nonetheless.
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Dan Mallory, a book editor turned novelist, is tall, good-looking, and clever.
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" Nietzsche writes, "One begins to distrust very clever persons when they become embarrassed.
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This clever thinking kept the deer out of his garden from then on!
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Now, if you want to become really clever, we'll do the hair. ♦
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European Court of Justice found a clever solution in the Cassis de Dijon
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It's clever and useful, especially if you find the whole emoji phenomenon confusing.
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The MORI Clever Sleeping Bag is made of soft organic cotton, and bamboo.
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Such is the premise of Lovely War, a sweeping and clever historical romance.
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Even sceptics clever enough to spot what is going on will keep quiet.
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The playful chef likes to present fine dining classics in clever, unconventional ways.
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The tantalizing story is made deeply unsettling by clever sound and visual design.
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The abrupt cancellation reveals that Trump lacks a coherent, clever North Korea strategy.
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It's still a wildly underrated album, clever and funny and rapped to precision.
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But the way that Apple has executed the features is, unsurprisingly, fairly clever.
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Because the solution is rarely as impressive or as clever as the effect.
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Before that, though, the Chiefs' clever scheming had rendered Watt a non-factor.
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So Mueller does something incredibly clever: He falsifies all of the alternative explanations.
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With some clever editing, Vellum becomes a mesmerizing work to see and hear.
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While we wouldn't necessarily go for it ourselves, it's a pretty clever trick.
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But he was not as smart and clever as he thought he was.
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It's clever, albeit in a pretty stupid way, but it's also obviously wrong.
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DJ Mustard commissioned celebrity jeweler Eliantte, who came up with a clever pendant.
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Poem Selected by Terrance Hayes This poem displays a clever folding and unfolding.
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"One down in the mouth?" is also a very clever clue for it.
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Mr. Steinberg's theme is most definitely family friendly, and very clever to boot.
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He still gets to be his charismatic, interesting, clever self in these movies.
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"The Drowsy Chaperone" was wildly clever, plus it starred Sutton Foster (three times).
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It doesn't matter how interesting or clever a clue is if it's wrong.
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That is a very clever way to UP THE ANTE (55A), Mr. Larson.
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Brigman found other clever ways to thumb her nose at the male establishment.
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It's a clever wrinkle, executed in a playful, intelligent, and deeply hilarious style.
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Turns out, the clever little sneak had pickpocketed the knife from his uncle.
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Subtle jabs are increasingly replaced by sledgehammer blows, clever insinuations by clumsy insults.
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Makkai turns the question of authentification — are the drawings real or clever forgeries?
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Here are 112 spaces flaunting immaculate details, luscious valuables and clever design tricks.
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Undoubtedly, pharmaceutical firms will think of a clever retort, given the stakes. Confused?
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Clever storage, new linens and smarter organization can improve even the smallest spaces.
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There's a similarly clever idea behind "Molly & Mae": comparing friendships to train travel.
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Luckily for Abigail, her father is happy to tutor his clever girl privately.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, does not display Nixon's concern for clever image manipulation.
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This seemed clever until someone gets up in the middle of the night.
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But perhaps the clever little Mandalorian was only lying to gain Kylo's trust.
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All the trancelike drones and the clever fretwork, she'd fashioned after her father.
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They'll come to you on September 13, when clever Mercury conjuncts charismatic Venus.
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This is all a clever mirror for Offred's yearnings to reconnect with Hannah.
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But clever engineering practices stretched this out to five and a half years.
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Clever autocrats will ensure that their political enemies suffer most of the pain.
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He is clever Daddy, who leaves us reassured, able to sleep at night.
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Clever, allusive, with a capacious sense of humor, the book sizzles with intelligence.
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All it would take to compromise his device is a clever phishing tactic.
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The title of "The Present," now playing on Broadway, is a clever one.
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There is a big problem that can arise with these clever devices, though.
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Buttigieg had some clever lines but was overshadowed by the more aggressive exchanges.
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The Safdies are as clever and crafty as Connie is inept and impulsive.
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That all may be too clever to survive the long process of approval.
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The clever soundtrack choices may be bigger spoilers than any particular plot point.
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Fortunately this segment of the story turns out to be a clever feint.
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Something clever, or poignant, a thriller,With a book one is never alone.
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Plus, the trick powertrain allows the NSX to pull some clever cornering magic.
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The more clever you are, the fewer compromises you will have to make.
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It seems too obvious a mistake for such a clever and devious mind.
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"These are living viruses who are very clever, and they will find us."
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And inside, there are clever features that should be adapted for all vehicles.
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All that said, the design of Facebook's board is thoughtful and even clever.
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Those who present clever proposals can thus pocket awards exceeding $100,000 within minutes.
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This first trailer highlights some clever humor built around familiar video game tropes.
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What clever or intelligent ways did the scammers use to further their misdeeds?
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China can hardly be blamed for its clever use of global mineral resources.
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In "Breath," La Cava unfurls a whirligig profusion of clever twists and tricks.
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Payne shared a now-viral tweet of her dad&aposs clever airport signs.
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And with fair and clever management, future generations of Palestinians won't be either.
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"The eternal companions of all clever women are mistrust and scorn," she says.
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Businesspeople who have spoken with Mr Modi say he is clever and focused.
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As an added bonus, Tile Pro features a clever lost and found function.
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How Mr. Norman treats both of these plots is clever and technically impressive.
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These clever tweaks make this year's proposal much less likely to provoke controversy.
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The show serves up a double helping of meta, in occasionally clever ways.
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To feel that the witticisms and allusions are not only clever but insightful.
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Even if Clever isn't actually cheating, there's a good chance someone else is.
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He started with Clever as a producer, basically, and he now runs production.
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You not fooling us with tryna be clever about getting your followers up.
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Casey: It was a really clever move on Snapchat's part ... Louie: It was.
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It was just a clever way to make a really, really big screen.
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There's a clever simulator tool you can use to explore how this works.
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It's a nifty tool to figure out which of my clever headlines are actually clever — and it has never occurred to me that half of readers might rate it "inappropriate" or "very inappropriate" or feel like I'm experimenting on them.
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The Battle for Casterly Rock in "The Queen's Justice," however, manages to sidestep that dynamic, delivering a clever take on the battle scene without epic resources, thanks to more of the clever filmmaking and editing that's been standing out this season.
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Ubisoft and Mozilla team up to develop Clever-Commit, an AI coding assistant Clever-Commit is an assistant that learns from your code base's bug and regression data to analyze and flag potential new bugs as new code is committed.
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Microsoft has been working on its software update to the hub for months now, and it's all part of a larger Windows Core OS (WCOS) effort inside Microsoft to modularize its operating system to run as clever modes on clever hardware.
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He might think this is a clever game today but when he is prosecuted and if convicted he will move from being a clever cyber thief to a convicted criminal -- and will find out that's a whole different kind of game.
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That's why the most common resolution to the dilemma is some last-minute narrative twist that allows the hero to save both the individual and the many, some clever (or often not-so-clever) way of avoiding the dilemma altogether.
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This craft is really very clever as a DIY idea for hiding anything small.
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It's a clever plan, but I'm not really thinking too much about the specifics.
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But I also think we made something that was new and novel and clever.
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Riverdale obviously took some classes from the Joss Whedon School of Clever Teen Dialogue.
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I can think of nobody funnier, more clever, more original, more real than him.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Thursday condemned the video as "not clever".
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It's a clever take on wearable translators like the lukewarmly received Google Pixel Buds.
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Some clever physics Looking for a quality Thanksgiving movie to watch with the family?
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Yet to incentivize inventions and creativity, we award clever innovations with a limited monopoly.
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He's loud, he's clever, he's mean, he lies, he brags, he tells a narrative.
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The second Sur La Table exclusive is the clever new Meat Copper & Turner ($8).
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Frankfurt and Geneva are not fun places for clever, highly remunerated people to be.
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One tour in Europe, I met this band called The Clever Square from Italy.
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They were very clever at convincing North Koreans that it was not their fault.
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These clever devices do all of the work while you sit back and relax.
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I would get really clever at how to ask questions without being super straightforward.
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A quarter century after release, I was struck at how clever the design remains.
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API integration, also known as "deep linking," is actually a clever bit of marketing.
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However clever the plan looked on paper, it is both extraordinarily blunt and risky.
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To tackle them, I hope to stay strong, stay focused, and to remain clever.
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The group has, over years of trial and error, developed a clever political proposition.
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Mario + Rabbids isn't just a great strategy game brimming with charm and clever ideas.
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Shopping for a dorm or apartment means a lot of condensing and clever shopping.
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Economists and politicians are certainly clever enough to adapt and respond to new challenges.
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We're all about a clever solution or a money-saving tip, but this stuff?
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"He's both energetic and fiendishly clever," complained Edith Frick, casting her vote for Barr.
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The mechanism that locks your phone into the new Glif is pretty damn clever.
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You can see where TWD might be trying to come off as clever here.
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Clever lens crafting could be an intellectual pursuit that further engages the user base.
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It turns out, putting things like that online was not so clever at all.
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Clever activists on the left have already spotted how antitrust could be another lever.
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Although of course perhaps that simply goes to show how clever the plan is.
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Or if it is, then I have some very clever cows in my shed!
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Ikea is always serving up stylish, envelope-pushing inspiration and clever space-saving solutions.
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I've come to expect clever wordplay from your staff, but this one was superb.
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Then, if they are clever, they drop their best footballers into a competitive market.
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This has made it appealing to black light fans, scientists, and very clever artists.
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Taken together, they display an impressive combination of clever empiricism and serious-minded wonkery.
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You have to be clever enough and strong enough to make people respect you.
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Are there any placements that are particularly clever that you congratulated yourself on afterwards?
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The app has a clever way to connect you to news about particular celebrities.
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You just need to be clever, and the people around have to be trustworthy.
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Clever technology is therefore unnecessary for financial inclusion, at least in this narrow sense.
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Moretz was among the people on the receiving end of this (admittedly clever) stunt.
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The whole thing isn't completely minimalist, but it is a clever and interesting design.
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In a clever cook's kitchen, scissors stay just as busy as a chef's knife.
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"However, while clever, we do ask customers to use the provided cup for soda."
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He's such a clever writer, and wanting to get those words into the show.
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"But the Fox and the Mouse have been more clever than that," Polygon said.
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The new Show Mode Dock isn't a direct response, but it's a clever one.
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The truly clever bit is that the top surfaces of these shapes aren't flat.
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In hindsight, a lot of clever predictions about China look like wishes in disguise.
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It was Nielsen's advisor who devised a clever workaround: radiocarbon dating the shark's eyelid.
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Either way, Google is covering itself for the future with a clever KaiOS investment.
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This clever Harry Caray Budweiser commercial is giving Chicago Cubs fans all the feels.
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The clever service is built to switch between networks when signal is the strongest.
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What is appreciated is a clever, simple game dynamic and a sense of place.
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"It's impossible to say that one is more clever than the other," she says.
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It's wacky and wild and clever and totally stylish in all the right ways.
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You can now pre-order this clever device for just £79.99 with free delivery.
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It's a clever hedge, though Ford's far from the first to go this route.
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We've rounded up some of the most clever Halloween costumes inspired by TV ensembles.
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It all comes down to a clever trick with the HoloFlex phone's unique display.
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Microsoft is now focusing on software modes like Continuum for clever new hardware projects.
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I was particularly impressed with a clever passive mechanism for keeping everything on-axis.
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The project is still in its relative infancy but it's surprisingly cool and clever.
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Even those who disagree with Mr Lighthizer admit that he is clever and charming.
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Malek explained their clever solution during an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers.
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And we have to devise increasingly clever experiments to see more of the unseen.
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The whole approach actually quite clever, but cleverness isn't a great substitute for speed.
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These Special Research quests are a clever way for Niantic to keep things interesting.
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Maybe it was because Iceland was clever, it depends how you look at it.
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IBA's boss, Finbarr Hutcheson, says that surveillance, using clever software, has been stepped up.
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"I just found a clever way to do face-swap," he told the publication.
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There's the clever new tool that can protect Macs using Apple's videogame logic engine.
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The sweet, clever novel places a woman's sexual coming-of-age on a pedestal.
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This proves to be more than a clever way to divide up the image.
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That daunting complexity inspired Lippman's lab to pursue a clever riff on gene editing.
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But you're giving him too much credit if you think he's clever like one.
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We used to say we don't care for clever blacks, that was a mistake.
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Unfortunately, American Animals is not as clever as it seems to think it is.
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It's a clever ruse, and a vital one given the stakes of cloud security.
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Price$1,53LikeIt's affordable, has easy to use menus, beautiful JPEGs, and clever Program mode.
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Will she craft more of her clever textile takes on seminal Modernist painting styles?
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I prefer a bio that shows the person is clever or has a personality.
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I thought it was so clever, even when I heard it down the phone.
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She isn't clever or cute her childishness insults our American traditions -should be censured.
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Last year, Gallagher posted a graduation photo with a clever caption on her cap.
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Europeans grumble that American firms engage in too many clever tricks to avoid tax.
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What's strange is seeing the monster without CGI or clever editing and camera angles.
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The photo feature is just like the fridge itself: silly, but kind of clever.
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Unlike Regina George, they're not impossibly clever concoctions from the mind of Tina Fey.
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She also sprinkles in some of her most clever, lesser-known tips and hacks.
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"ISIS recruiters have been clever at selling this idea of a utopia," she says.
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A group of Democratic members of Congress are playing the clever acronym game again.
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That would have at least been kind of clever, although somewhat hard to eat.
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This is a clever and useful feature that can provide some peace of mind.
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She also says they changed her name in the show, but it's not clever.
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He lacks the subtlety to conceal his feelings behind clever formulations and eloquent words.
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It will take some clever design to stay sticky, but the benefit is clear.
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There's even a clever nod to Mario's Super Mario evolution at the very end.
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The bipartisan plan created "a very clever way of controlling the deficit," he said.
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One of the first is Invoxia, who before now mostly made clever teleconferencing gadgets.
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I know it, because many of my friends are clever, educated and well socialized.
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Such sophistication allows regulators to demand clever remedies, such as the disposal of subsidiaries.
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No one deserves to have their humanity as the subject of a clever thinkpiece.
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Jason came up with a clever idea that I admittedly stole and improved upon.
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Together, they peddle out an assortment of clever T-shirts, art prints, and bags.
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Instead, he said, America would prevail by being strong and clever, resilient and relentless.
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Amway's China division devised clever, legal means to reward networkers who recruit other salespeople.
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Boy, Kanye, that's so witty and clever, you really outdid yourself with this one.
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If anything, this looks like a clever way to build your own hat rack.
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Back to that title: Satyal's clever six words don't appear anywhere in the book.
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I find the videos charming and clever, a brash jumble of sound and imagery.
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That revelation is a remarkable payoff, the product of a very clever narrative structure.
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The song doesn't employ any of the duo's clever wordplay or self-deprecating banter.
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Clever Scope - $225 See Details It's hard to control when you have to go.
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You can pick up this clever device for just £33.24 on Amazon until Nov.
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He enlivened those meager ingredients with clever compositions and contrasts of hues and typefaces.
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This seduction via migrant-bashing is not even a little bit subtle or clever.
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The twist is clever enough, though much depends on whether you see it coming.
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The first game was about using breakthrough tactics and clever maneuvers to avoid fighting.
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A quilt is a clever symbol for the unusual structure of the play itself.
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But it is more than an extended summer camp for posh, offbeat clever-clogs.
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Trump thought his clever would/wouldn't explanation took care of his massive Helsinki problem.
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You have to apologize if necessary and find clever ways to fix the issues.
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It's fun: like watching the play with a clever friend whispering in your ear.
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People learn that they are clever, and that they take care of each other.
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There were also drawers and clever little nooks on either side of the bed.
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Rachel is a clever surrogate, especially because she doesn't really appear that far gone.
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It is a clever way for an introverted artist to interpret a public space.
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Some of them are a bit stretchy, but I think it's a clever idea.
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This Netflix drama -- with a clever feminist twist -- made another strong case for that.
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It's all quite clever, and someone out there might actually want such a watch.
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Despite high-profile arrests and protocols with clever names, the robocall scourge remains indomitable.
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And, Twitter seemed to think it was pretty clever kitchen hack, so win-win.
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Snapchat has caught on to this fact, and c0me up with a clever solution.
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The vertical bays of windows are a very clever way of doing bigger windows.
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That was his point, and it was undeniably clever, inimitably snotty and quintessentially Cruz.
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It's not big or clever to say that Rihanna and her music are sexy.
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A clever candidate could use the issue as a springboard to discuss nearly anything.
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He's goofy and his body reacts so quickly he's got time to be clever.
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" Mike Diver of the BBC gave it the distinction of being "not particularly clever.
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Yep, no need to even hit up the drugstore for this clever DIY mask.
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The Pace is a clever, lighthearted bag and it genuinely feels fun to carry.
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It was very male, very white, very concerned with looking clever, and very dull.
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It's her way of promoting her new show on MTV, "Single AF." Clever AF.
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I was even told by a family friend that girls being clever intimidated guys.
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It is, however, a clever and usable solution to the problem of guitar education.
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Nevertheless, he hit a clever flick onward to Bobby Wood, springing the attacker free.
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She's curious and clever, and helps uncover the secrets of Thra and the Skeksis.
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Was this the clever neon text sculpture you liked, or was it that one?
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Conte urged Italians not to "try and be clever" to get around the restrictions.
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And these new Netflix movies aren't afraid to trumpet that influence in clever ways.
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Meanwhile the resulting paintings offer a clever, albeit funny, sophistication and mastery of technique.
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