Because otherwise Nung Van Van would hide himself in a shrewder manner than rats. |
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A shrewder wordsmith might have better navigated the thicket of legislative traps during the Arizona debate. |
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He was described as the apotheosis of mediocrity by MacArthur, but he was much wiser and shrewder. |
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And even some reformists believe that, while anyone would be better than the incumbent president, it may be shrewder to back a conservative who might fulfil his promises rather than a reformist who very well might not. |
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To critics, his moral approach to politics masked an arrogance and a refusal to listen to those with shrewder views of what was best for his country. Tanzanians abandoned ujamaa as soon as they could. |
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Another new group led by a former chairman of JPMorgan Chase has nudged the church to become more open about its finances and shrewder in its investments. Such pressure is squeezing concessions from the church. |
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With repairs and sounder management, the thinking went, they ought to turn a decent profit. In fact the investments turned out to be shrewder than anyone could have expected. |
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As a crude pound-per-job ratio, investing in homes looks a shrewder investment, with a new job created for every £300,000 invested compared to more than £1.5m invested in road building. |
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He also has a shrewder understanding than many of his colleagues of why it is that the Tories don't seem to be getting as much credit for economic buoyancy as they feel they deserve. |
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