For a smart casual look, you can don a stylish pair of elongated, pointy ankle boots. |
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This winter, chiffon dresses and smart coats in red, burgundy, pink and purple play the leading role in the collection. |
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If you doubt the power of the aesthetics of clockwork, look at the prices in a smart watchmaker's shop. |
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Really smart, very friendly, accessible, and definitely more on top of what is going on in the lab. |
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This could easily be an excuse for lazy writing, but I felt enough smart moves were made to forgive the bad ones as mistakes by the characters. |
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I have no quarrels with the broad thrust of the ambitions laid out in the smart, successful Scotland strategy. |
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Some very smart people have worked on ways to get around these problems or at least to quantify them carefully. |
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They're too smart, competitive and driven to do anything so foolish as get in each other's way. |
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The patch of ground she was sweeping is now a smart lawn rimmed with flowers and a vegetable garden. |
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He apparently is smart enough to know an anachronistic and politically inaccurate comparison when he sees one. |
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The smart young women at the agency made it clear that they considered me well over the hill. |
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I needed to talk with someone who was very smart, someone who I absolutely trusted, someone who knew me as well as I knew myself. |
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She can kit herself out with a smart new wardrobe to disguise her more ample post-baby figure. |
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She's attractive, smart, as talky as this guy, about the same age and she has a sense of humor about blind dates. |
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Last night the man took one final comment from a man in the front row, an intellectual-looking cove in a smart suit. |
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Black waistcoats over a white shirt is the order of the day, and very smart it looks too. |
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Gorgeous, smart, sexy, mysterious she is held up as the ultimate yummy mummy. |
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To present smart new buildings and amenities to the world is one thing, truly regenerating an area is quite another. |
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The young man looked smart in his suit and bow-tie, the young lady stunning in her deb's dress, the picture of happiness and carefree youth. |
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It's no fun going after someone who has no experience on television but a really smart statesman and politician like him, you bet. |
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Not only were you beautiful but you were also smart, self-sufficient, independent and strong. |
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Little Joe widened his eyes and thought, And yer supposed to be the smart one? |
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This smart software can be used on all kinds of spacecraft, including orbiters, landers and rovers. |
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The smart regiments in the Indian army were the guys with the Lancers and the Gurkhas. |
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Tall, rangy, smart, powerful southpaws who can box might be Roy's kryptonite. |
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We played as if everyone in the audience was really, really smart and laid-back and hip. |
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He's cute, dead sexy, funny as all get out, smart, single, and he lives 2,000 miles away. |
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Everything is so front-loaded that I don't think waiting till Labor Day is smart. |
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In it he depicts the interior of a Scottish cottage, showing Evans and Cattermole in smart Regency dress. |
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The movie is about the sport of high school wrestling, and Jimi, smart guy that he is, loaded the roles with Olympic and well-known wrestlers. |
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His wife, who is a very smart and capable campaigner in her own right, has also worked the press very hard. |
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Without being particularly inventive, it is still a passable excuse for the protagonists to go places, draw swords and engage in smart wordplay. |
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Instead of putting words into the president's mouth in order to look smart, journalists ought to try looking up what he said. |
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People who think he isn't very smart are either knee-jerk liberals or not paying very close attention. |
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He had even grabbed a plate before it fell from her hands while clearing the table, and hadn't made any smart comments about her being a klutz. |
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She nodded, but continued to watch the four women in their smart black dresses playing violins, viola and cello. |
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And given the space's want of rectilinearity, it was smart to introduce complementary non-primary angles in the bar fittings. |
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Its right to believe that some enemies will be smart enough to ignore the withstander. |
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A smart thief from Hunan Province who stole data from credit cards and then withdrew money from the accounts has been identified as an inventor. |
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Too often the wisecracks rain down like smart bombs that miss their targets. |
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It is a guidance kit that converts unguided free-fall bombs into capable and cost-effective air-to-surface smart weapons. |
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This will make you look smarter, and the gift receiver will think that you think that they're pretty smart. |
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However, that plan quickly went out of the window as Blake's smart pass and turn sent Healy away down the right. |
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The boys looked smart in their uniforms of white shorts, khaki trousers and red sashes. |
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And to a lot of people, I think he came across as the one who was smart and sensible and rational. |
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There are lots of pastel colours in the Endora rage, but it also has striking monotone combinations, smart navy, warm fucshia and raspberry red. |
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He jumps nimbly down and dusts off her dainty foot with three smart whaps of his hand. |
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So I held the shot glass under the hot water tap and then gave it a smart whack on the counter top. |
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Chuck was happy that his daughter was smart enough to jump a grade, but at the same time, it disturbed him. She was growing up so fast. |
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It may just be us, but a fantastically well-turned set of ankles in a pair of smart courts is, suddenly, kind of kinky. |
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And I did want him to meet them because they're smart, complicated, politically aware, well-read, funny people. |
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All four have smart apartments, great clothes and well-paid jobs, but their independence makes relationships hard. |
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A really smart save from Hislop that time, low to his right from Ibrahimovic's 20-yard welly. |
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It's Friday night and I'm sitting in a vet's practice in a smart part of London with 15 well-heeled strangers. |
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A well-heeled urban escapee who could hire a decent architect could turn this into a smart holiday home. |
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Either the judge read this carefully and thinks the order is well-founded, in which case he isn't a very smart judge. |
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This kind of smart adaptability is one of the great features of the software. |
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If one is to enjoy any return on the investment, one must be smart, work diligently and adapt to local conditions. |
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They would cultivate a military bearing, trying to take a disciplinary flogging with manly indifference, and giving a smart salute after it. |
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I like to think I'm smart enough to see this all in perspective more than the average joe at least. |
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But Molly is smart, often outthinking or outguessing everyone, and occasionally aided by a bit of blind chance. |
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I know how much you like aptonyms, so I just thought I'd pass on that my company has a smart grid expert named Ken Van Meter. |
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In other words, like Jackson, Horry is smart enough to always sign on with the best team. |
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We did most of the preparation before I retired, including putting up a smart, rabbit-proof fence to protect the new plants while they establish. |
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It's by Patrice Leconte, and it is a rippingly funny, smart movie about the court of Louis XIV, where wit was the coin of the realm, so to speak. |
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I don't think they should go to the parade wearing suits and smart clothing because it just won't seem right at all. |
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Today, qwerty is my preferred mode of text input, and I very much want my smart phone to support qwerty as well. |
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Dressed in a smart brown suit and with her hair in a bun she looked for all the world like Miss Marple. |
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They're all so smart, but I was sitting right under their nose fooling them. |
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The smart screenplay lends itself to the character quirks that make them seem more human. |
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The smart lines drop in fast and quick, with some great gags that click two seconds after you think they should. |
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Part of being a truly smart person is to know which level is the right one at a given time. |
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But in private, it was clear that this guy was very smart, very quick to learn. |
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Adding some light dairy products to a smart diet was first seen as a way to lower blood pressure. |
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The company's smart card reward scheme allows clubs to cut the cost of football for fans and collect valuable marketing information for the club. |
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His brilliant blue eyes always twinkled brightly, he was smart and a quick thinker. |
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I opened my mouth to retort but couldn't quite come up with anything witty or smart or right. |
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She was a smart girl, and her inventiveness was evidenced in the water gun. |
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What's onscreen is a watered-down version of Solaris's deliciously smart sci-fi. |
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At least Kaisa has his address in Oslo, whither she flies, dressed in a smart black business suit, and promptly rents a flashy new car with which to impress Tomas. |
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Samantha is a smart, acerbic narrator, and her observations about high-school warfare ring true. |
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Both are tremendously talented, smart leaders who have built careers failing, adapting, and then succeeding. |
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Instead, renegade Newt threw haymakers at also-rans like Michele Bachmann, but was still smart and agile enough to come out ahead. |
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Broadwell is a smart and able woman, a West Point alum, and, as a major in the Army Reserve, a sometime instructor there. |
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She was on CNBC and three different of their anchors tried to win an argument with her, and she is just too smart. |
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Others say Wong is smart, and has an aptitude for understanding foreign policy. |
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His assiduous reporting and his smart, passionate commentary have impressed colleagues and readers alike. |
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The way I film is based on the assumption that the audience is as smart and dumb as I am. |
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Or is he a captive of his own limitations, a smart, seasoned, and awesomely uninspiring politician? |
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A smart new documentary from HBO, The Jazz baroness, captures the many sides of the jazz pianist. |
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In the early 1990s, the Bay State adopted a set of smart, coherent standards and well-aligned state tests. |
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They were young, smart, beautiful people who seemed happy and good for each other and America. |
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I'm not bewitched by any and all who hold a Harvard law degree, but you have to reasonably smart to get one. |
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A volatile guy, big-hearted and very smart, Moran is not facing any opposition, and his retirement puzzled Price. |
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But I live near really smart, thoughtful people who take writing very seriously, and I can meet them for breakfast and talk books. |
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He is so innocent but so smart, he warms my heart every time I think of him and I will do my best to make sure all his dreams come true as will his parents. |
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In a smart move he's bought in a large batch of waterproof ink. |
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It's one thing to be smart and quick-witted, but can you back it up? |
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He is a hugely smart, highly focused political player, with a clear-eyed view of political realities. |
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She was a fine-looking woman in her thirties, wearing a smart black dress. |
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And increasingly smart navigation aids in the cockpit brought far greater precision and efficiency to route planning. |
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That's right, my brother is not only a jock, he's a smart jock. |
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He wore pressed slacks and a collared shirt, and his hair was cut in a smart fade. |
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She is a smart, weirdly attractive, professional woman on the way up. |
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He is a smart, well-intentioned man with a long and distinguished career. |
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There are a lot of very interesting, very smart, very well-traveled people here, people with a lot of experience doing the kind of work I want to do. |
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While I feel sometimes like I'm the juggler in a circus, I know that smart marketing and advertising have helped us to continue in business, even in these rough times. |
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Among the garments are smart jumpsuits and form-fitting cardigans, loose sweat pants and comfortable singlets, and even party wear such as cropped tops and wraparound skirts. |
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The flip-phone seemed plenty smart enough for what he needed, that being to converse with somebody. |
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Some of the blacktrackers in the South Australian Police Force are rigged in smart uniforms a la white troopers, whereat the said troopers are kicking. |
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That kind of smart person cannot countenance the idea of obscurity as a fate. |
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I think they're all very smart people, that are very good at something a lot of people can't even comprehend, and I think that kind of drive keeps them at what they do. |
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Pulling out of Queen's Park, heading towards Maida Vale through the smart terraces, it was all very nice, until at the Harrow Road a big gang of bus enthusiasts came on. |
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That was 1990, and the friend and his friends were witty and sparkly, and totally convinced me that Aucklanders were smart and sophisticated and ironic beyond my ken. |
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We smart people in the big cities all agree that the right has lost the culture war. |
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This is a smart move, and will be far more important to curbing unauthorized immigration than token efforts at border security. |
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Beautiful, daring and smart, Sophie managed to elude arrest on many occasions. |
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You can download the Kindle App for free on your desktop or laptop computer, smart phone or tablet. |
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He reminds me a lot of my own brothers who are funny, smart, and sarcastic dudes. |
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We've used such smart polymers to fabricate chemically sensitive holograms responsive to water, alcohol, pH, and positively charged ions of alkali metal. |
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It is neither smart nor attractive for liberals, the self-professed champions of the little people, to scorn the vast majority of their fellow citizens as mindless yahoos. |
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But, as befits the actor whose screen character is a smart but lairy chancer who finds himself out of his depth, Conlon is a bit bemused at his rising reputation. |
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Like the spurned women of Manhattan, Howard and his fellow rejects should remind themselves they're smart, beautiful, funny, wonderful people who deserve better. |
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But he was always a smart writer with an acute reportorial eye. |
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To most Americans, living in an ecofriendly smart house seems like a far-fetched, expensive idea. |
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But what about the eloquent, book smart, interesting, quirky, inquisitive black woman, you ask? |
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There is, after all, something hopeful about a future that was smart about encoding our civil liberties. |
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To me, this seemed to be a country that was overflowing with interesting, smart, enormously talented people. |
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We are lucky that so many were, like Lange, smart, even-handed, and far-sighted. |
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However, two let-offs quickly followed, first when a rare John McGreal mistake sent Will Hoskins clear only for Brian Jensen to make a smart save. |
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The film is a hard-to-find creature, a smart rom-com that captures the exuberance of falling in love, and the inevitable letdown. |
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He was medevacced to Dallas and survived only to face the smart and skillful Fernandez in court. |
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A pretty smart rig-out, I thought, for a night out at the pub. |
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The essence of entrepreneurship is smart, calculated risk-taking. |
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Why is the onus on smart women then to hustle and entice these men? |
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So if you're smart, my advice is DON'T throw open wide your window until the autumn equinox arrives. |
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Others have synthesized soft and hard power, including through the field of smart power. |
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What's smart about the studio and the producers is they have always wanted to push it a bit. |
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A smart development can make a silk purse of a sow's ear, and the effect on older properties can be quite dramatic. |
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Drivers can locate reservable stations, and then make, view, and cancel a reservation directly from a smart phone. |
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In a room full of smart scientists, Francis continually reearned his position as the heavyweight champ. |
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The student's lexiphanicism is an obvious attempt to appear smart but really only serves to make him look pompous. |
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To meet these requirements, a new line of digital imaging smart laser line sensors has been developed. |
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All ye that, as I do, have felt this smart, Ye know how burthensome 'tis at my heart. |
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Maybe she, being smart as kithfolk usually were, could get a well-paid position in a guild or in the vicarial bureaucracy. |
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A smart defensive player knows when to backcheck the puck carrier and when to backcheck to cover an open player. |
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Old Pete would have had some smart gay backchat to deal with an awkward moment like this. |
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The road became steeper and soon we could see the roofs of the smart apartment buildings in Leme below us receding into the dusk. |
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Clinical and justifiability criterion showed that smart students had high rank in depression and schizoid and this difference is significant. |
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She wasn't kind or smart, attractive or even funny. Her only redeeming feature was that she was fantastic in bed. |
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If you're smart, don't sign the employment contract. Just get out of here while you still can. |
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I do relish the smart sayins, the odd ways of furrin parts, and the sarcastic slaps at folkses weak spots. |
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Naturally, the smart move would be to serve up a cordon bleu foodgasm but you haven't got the ability and you can't be arsed. |
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But there's a right smart chance of middle-aged famblies and even a few toler'ble new famblies in this here community. |
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Falestinian would be lucky to have a smart man like Sharon instead you have an old killer and liar leading you and he isn't even one of you! |
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We're showing that people with general computer proficiency can create rootkit malware for smart phones. |
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Seeking an exit strategy before sailing in harm's way is smart, but it must be related to the mission's goal. |
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She's a businesswoman, smart and not particularly deferential toward him. |
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Fowl Mouth and Deer Heart were irresistible bursts of summery pop, full of smart wordplay and warm melodies. |
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It is a smart call center WFM that helps predict demand, abandon rates and queue times. |
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Chinatown, for instance, is a kind of smart trickery that is rewarding. |
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But that effort before the smart Big Zeb was his first run for nearly two months due to a low blood count. |
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The global smart water meter market is marked by a switch from AMR to AMI technology. |
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People who normally sound smart said some awfully dumb things. |
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She's smart, ballsy and far more interesting than a lot of the politically correct TV personalities out there. |
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These systems will be used to manufacture MEMS-based autofocus actuators for smart phone cameras. |
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She waffled on for ages. Usually I'd say something smart or make it obvious that I wasn't interested and couldn't be bothered listening. |
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Patina is smart enough to know better... it's way past time for her to turn from the dark side and embrace the Penguin. |
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A smart all-black model has just arrived from Jeanne Due. It is turban-trimmed with black coq which forms a bow drape. |
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In a smart energy network linked by a new transactive network, such niches could be discovered and filled. |
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Eligible blood donors do not need a smart phone to schedule an appointment to give blood. |
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Donald's daughter and Svengali Ivanka is a smart, smart, smart lady with an extraordinary intellect and influence on her father. |
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Functionality, innovation and joie de vivre these are the brand values that make smart so unique. |
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The smart money is on a half percent cut in the basic bank lending rates before the end of the week. |
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The cook smiled and remarked to the confectioneress who was sifting flour in the kitchen, that that was a smart baba. |
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Newland, lead cook and a smart cookie, would find some way to feed them if they got stranded ashore. |
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Any file with an error or warning on it will be added to this smart group until the next compile. |
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She's a new-breed singer-songwriter, straddling the line between smart rocker and simpy coffeehouse philosopher. |
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The idea of self-willed machines, which could decide to take over the world, scares all the people smart enough to create such devices. |
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Even the defencemen, most of whom are smart, mobile puckhandlers, pinch in more often. |
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I know there are police officers who are kind, compassionate, and smart. |
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Their number is small but they're smart as they carve out a trail through streams and sage brush to track their prey. |
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However, at the 2010 meeting, Japan opted to have the leaders dress in smart casual rather than the traditional kimono. |
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Sony Ericsson Xperia smart phones are now fully arabized to suit the Egyptian and Arab users. |
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A novel so readably juicy and surreptitiously smart, it deserves all the attention it can get. |
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I used to like the old days where it was lounge suits in the morning and a bit of personality in the clothing and then very smart in the evening. |
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The ARCCOS product features a set of virtually weightless smart club sensors that easily attach to the grips of each club. |
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The campaign is to bring awareness to the use of smart mobile apps such as the Sandcastles. |
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Wouter Bos seems too good to be true. He's smart, relaxed and impossibly telegenic, with a knack for coming across as humble and sincere. |
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A smart lyric in the mouth of a stick-figure is a theatrical Nothingburger. |
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Forensics teams yesterday sealed off the smart redbrick property which the couple bought together two years ago. |
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She's very smart but she doesn't have a lot of common sense. |
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Put aside your expectations and what we have here is a self-indulgent and tedious luvvie comedy where smug has been substituted for smart. |
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Reel mowers are slicing an ever-wider swath in the lawn mower market as smart consumers learn about their many benefits. |
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It's really a smart movie that makes fun of itself,'' notes Tara Reid, who plays the trio's kittenishly kooky drummer, Melody. |
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Your mother's a very smart woman. She loves nice clothes. Has she seen this jumper? Has she? You're not doing yourself any favours. |
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Of course, I was only stringing Jerry... he thinks he's so all-fired cute and smart. |
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Centenary City, in the Federal Capital Territory, is another planned smart city under development. |
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Heard what I was saying, and nipped off to the patrols the very next day. Pretty smart for a nipper of seven, eh? |
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This nicy-nicy business about food isn't smart. Carry it to extremes and it becomes very foolish indeed. |
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Manda B is sort of like Sacha Baron Cohen's Ali G character, except her lyrics are smart and she doesn't conduct faux journalistic interviews. |
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But James made a smart save from Vitaly Kutuzov and could do nothing about Belarus's equaliser. |
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It was a smart move to bring on a tall striker to play against the smaller defenders. |
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His natural language was crass and of the mofussil, yet he could pepper it with smart turns of phrase on occasion. |
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The engine, however, behind us, not being aware of our mishap, came pelting on at a smart pace, without receiving its signal for checking motion in time. |
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Paying the manufacturer's list price shown on the window sticker of a new car may be about as smart as snapping up an itinerant rug merchant's opening offer. |
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Some four months after this event, a smart Yesaul, at the head of a party of Kozaks, on the high road to Nishnei Novogorod perceives a poor fellow resting himself upon a bank. |
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The result will be smart, high-performance, mobile equipment that meets increasingly demanding work functions and provides greater operator comfort and ease of use. |
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I always preferred the church, and I still do. But that was not smart enough for my family. They recommended the army. That was a great deal too smart for me. |
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Another interesting contender is Jimmy Lenehan's smart grey gelding Approvance, winner of two handicaps and a listed race from four outings this season. |
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Mr. Jos had hired a pair of horses for his open carriage, with which cattle, and the smart London vehicle, he made a very tolerable figure in the drives about Brussels. |
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Targeted for those who want to get smart instead of chunky, Hybe's modern day Advent Calendar will replace the holiday season's daily treats with food for thought. |
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Since 2011 Barcelona has been a leading smart city in Europe. |
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But there is also a nine-speed gearbox option, city braking technology, a new infotainment set-up and a bafflingly smart adaptive cruise control system. |
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I need a man around me who's smart as me or smarter. And if you ain't, then get outta that chair. And let the door hit you where the good Lord split you. |
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Watching how smart they are, I fear I might be no match now for the nerveless dexterity of their wee fingers while I would fret shakily over millimetres of balsa. |
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The result was a loose collection of regiments which in general were more effective in the field, if not so smart on parade, than their regular counterparts. |
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Playboy had recently become an object of mainstream popularity, a nudie magazine with literary content that smart men and women could peruse without embarrassment. |
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I hope they all die. Then only Appletards would have smart phones, and eventually the cost of service would skyrocket so that even they would toss them. |
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I like the blue theme running through the whole outfit, which is easy to wear and comfortable but still smart and a million miles away from my usual off-duty scruffiness. |
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The most frequent users of shorthands and acronyms are young people, but if you are a parent it can be smart to know the meaning of at least some of them. |
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The smart and stylish W2486L contains no mercury and requires approximately 50 percent less energy compared to acold cathode fluorescent lamp BLU monitor. |
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High tide at Morfa Madryn at the start of the week saw a large flock of dunlins, sanderlings and ringed plovers, many still in their smart summer plumage. |
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Opposing counsel has a right to question you, and if you respond with smart talk or give evasive answers, opposing counsel may jump down your throat. |
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Most bullies are stupid, jealous jellybrains, but not Brenda Payne. Brenda was as smart as she was pretty, and she used both of those things to get whatever she wanted. |
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She'll be ridin' an' comin' up soon. The smart girl an' the silly boy. |
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Afterward he took his smart visored cap off the hook and limped down town, his boots and leggings and uniform very spick and span from Ma Werner's expert brushing and rubbing. |
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I played a sentence or two at my butt, which I thought very smart. |
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But Ophelia was smart. Sharp as a tack. Everybody in the firm knew it. |
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Similarly, some members of the Bay's black community, who feel that goin' dumb isn't particularly smart, have compared thizzin' to the crack epidemic. |
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Well, there is nothing smart in denying climate change, yet even though even Blind Freddy could see it happening, they still deny it so that they look cool and knowledgeable. |
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The European Green Capital is an annual award given to cities that focuses on the environment, energy efficiency and quality of life in urban areas to create smart city. |
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Both Black Amber andSarson are potentially smart sprinters from the younger generation while any softening of the ground would favour Gorse and Night Shot. |
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Industry executives point out that Hisilicon K3 is now a blockbusting smart phone solution in China, expected to cause fierce competition between Hisilicon and MediaTek. |
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There's an old parlor game, a kind of gut check for the heart and head. Would you rather be rich or pretty? Happy or famous? Is it better to be good or to be smart? |
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Fulham pushed for an equaliser and went close through Dempsey, the American forcing a smart low save from Al Habsi after prodding Davies's shot goalwards. |
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In mid 2013 a smart card ID was launched to replace the ID book. |
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Sagem Morpho, leader in biometric access control and identity verification products, is pleased to announce the MorphoAccess120 W PIV smart terminal. |
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With one in 10 people already owning a smart watch, and one in four interested in purchasing the Apple Watcha, the demand to be connected on the move is increasing. |
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Little Boss put a stop to the funkadelics of Maurice's new radio, but he was powerless to prevent his whistling as he walked about at a smart clip. |
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To unlink smart technology from the wall socket, the team had to rethink what materials are best suited for use in a flexible, rechargeable battery that's also inexpensive. |
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What's billed as the first mobile remote-deposit capture solution for Android-powered smart phones has been introduced by Bluepoint Solutions Inc. |
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This dog was one smart cookie and was quickly picking up the game plan. |
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It's not even a real bus stop, just a gas station where the bus drops off whoever's stupid enough to come to this shitbucket town and picks up whoever's smart enough to leave. |
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He'd tell us that jeans were not particularly smart and could we possibly manage to wear proper trousers, but he didn't want us suddenly looking square. |
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The main aim of the development of the smart antenna model is to stabilize attitude of the antenna which is mounted on a platform or host structure. |
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It is a standalone, smart Internet telephony appliance that reroutes calls over the Internet without a computer, delivering breakthroughs in technology, quality and savings. |
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He became tired of his daughter's sarcasm and smart remarks. |
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