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Usually, by this point, viewers have gotten wise to the show's tricks, and the writers know we've gotten wise to the show's tricks.
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It looks like Teigen's gotten wise to the mommy-shamers recently, though.
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Understatement is what we expect these days; we've gotten wise to the triviality of superhero movies as they've gone from big business to biggest business.
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After years of congratulating people-pleasers and prestige TV, the Television Academy seems to have finally gotten wise to the folks at the outcasts table.
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Meantime, other governments have gotten wise to Uber's rules-flouting and cracked down, in some cases forcing it to retreat or operate in the shadows, but effectively reducing the scope for regulatory arbitrage.
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The big picture: Social media platforms, which host the greatest volume of misinformation, have gotten wise to basic techniques used in previous elections, and now regularly take down swaths of accounts they say are fake or meddlesome.
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Kelly's presence in the NFL was once synonymous with innovation; in a case of spectacularly bad timing, that innovative instinct has fallen by the wayside just as the rest of the league has gotten wise to his tactics.
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The "Terminator" riff notwithstanding, it's again a hodge-podge of movie and pop-culture references, with the uninspired nature of the cameos suggesting even talent agents have gotten wise to the notion placing their clients in shark's way isn't likely to yield the exposure it once did.
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