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| Be smart about money questions. |
| Just need to be smart about it. |
| Again, don't get smart about it. |
| So if anyone wants to keep on fishing for big sharks they need to be smart about it. |
| With this support I am able to be smarter about my training, I get more out of it. |
| But if they're really smart about it, they'll occasionally put the dunce cap on, too. |
| Well done for being so smart about the whole thing, and for taking care of the machine -- I know runners who don't. |
| I think it's just an extra variable to take into account and as long as you are smart about it, you should be fine. |
| She recently set up the Be Smart About Art Academy, and she is the Founder of the Association of Women Art Dealers. |
| The only thing smart about partnering with the government is that some people get the chance to become rent seekers. |
| That's pretty smart in my book. |
| Bush was smart in that way, too. |
| Just be smart in your decisions. |
| Arsenal has been so smart in defense with their tactics changing in almost every match. |
| And smart in a way that looks like his best work -- a reach for what is eternally true. |
| Getting there and staying smart in a business suit on a rainy day would be a challenge. |
| These shows speak to the entrepreneurial qualities I admire: to work both hard and smart in pursuit of a goal; to be. |
| But nothing else says smart in quite the same way - and there is no doubt that a tie can be a beautiful piece of kit. |
| It is time to ask far more searching questions about the purpose of research, and to be much smarter in funding it. |
| They are almost certainly smarter than you, at the very least they are smarter in the ways that the Internet works. |
| They are too smart for Gillard. |
| Got to look smart for the telly. |
| He was too smart for me, though. |
| They do not, however, actually make the player smarter for real -- outside his head. |
| I told them that it was not my fault that I was too smart for this primitive nonsense. |
| Because they were too smart for high school, and they figured that University would be the same (not try, get 100%). |
| It would be smart for the firmware to detect that it can't extend the lens, and therefore shut down the electronics. |
| Even if the dress code is casual for the organisation concerned, it always pays to be smart for the actual interview. |
| This brings me to what I consider the only flaw within The Way of the Gun - it's a little too smart for its own good. |
| Be smart with your smart phone. |
| They are smart with their webs. |
| Be smart with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. |
| I deliberated over it because we're trying to be smart with our money and it was $14. |
| Romney is smart with MONEY which I love, perfect timing for our problems here in USA. |
| Not to mention I think so many people aren't smart with it which means more injuries. |
| The club has been very smart with certain signings eg Terminator and Mashego for free which should help with depth. |
| From the 90's western countries are deviating from this saying and train smarter with less pain producing results. |
| I'd not trying to be smart with this but feel free to drop my comments if you feel they're cluttering up the thread. |
| And I think that's very smart of her. |
| Not all of us can be as smart of her. |
| We are the smartest of all animals. |
| So it's smart of them to offer a cheeky dessert, cherry teacake ($15/slice, $75/whole). |
| I think you can tell whether someone's smart of not so smart by their reasons for voting. |
| It would be smart of christians to consider that they have been fooled by all this stuff. |
| Fancy a challenge? Don't be a closet genius - show the entire world you're the smartest of them all with Smart As. |
| That's very smart of them, but obviously they need to camouflage their usurpation in the wider cause of Malay rights. |
| This same thinking repeated long enough will result with you being the smartest of the dumbest remaining employees. |
| It's not the most original idea, since it's just memoization, but it was really smart of Bryan Ford to think of trying it. |
| They were told, You must be smart at this. |
| They were told,? You must be smart at this. |
| It's funny and crude and smart at the same time. |
| You are super smart at the things that interest you and you are not dumb, but insecure. |
| This does not mean we no longer campaign for donations, we just need to be smarter at it. |
| Ben and his type believe the govenrment is smarter at spending money than the private sector. |
| Each virtual character is smart at a human level and they are using knowledge and technology to do their predictions. |
| But we need the leaders of our industry to be able to work better and smarter at our agencies and with our clients. |
| We all have this problem, and simply having access to information doesn't make us instantly very smart at weighing it. |
| Personally assuming you are capable of manipulating something so vast, with even the smartest at the helm, is arrogant. |
| Still smart by animal standards. |
| Obama might be too smart by half. |
| You are too smart by half there, Ed. |
| I think you can tell whether someone's smart of not so smart by their reasons for voting. |
| Nobody should need to make me feel smart by giving my perspective weight it doesn't carry. |
| But no one ever looked smart by underestimating the politician's genius for self-delusion. |
| I guess you shouldn't call yourself a millionaire if you thought you were really smart by flipping a property or two. |
| The current downturn will only increase the returns to being smart, and you get smart by hanging around smart people. |
| I wrote briefly in a comment on that TNW post about why I think it's smart by Google, but thought I'd elaborate here. |
| Isn't that simple? You think so? We all fall, at times, for attempting to be smarter by trying guess it, or defy it. |
| Is it smart on their part? Yes. |
| It's so smart on so many fronts. |
| Don? t be too smart on your teacher. |
| Seem a lot more intelligent than blackbirds so maybe smarter on the slug/snail front. |
| Yeah I speak Aranda but my elder brother was smart on that because he had good hearing. |
| This was smart on Apple's part, because for most TV watchers, today's Apple TV box is still only a part-time solution. |
| He is strong, creative, smart on the ball, tenacious on defense, and scored as many league goals as Suarez last season. |
| He was dressed in his finery to meet the Prince, but he is quick to point out he has not always looked so smart on the job. |
| Smart phone devices for their everyday use for a smarter on the go life backed by a spot selling of the warranty devices. |
| Too smart as for a accommodation. |
| Americans aren't smart as a whole. |
| Agreed about the breed -- smart as hell. |
| Usually the flight staff is composed of exceptionally smart as well as proficient persons. |
| Notice that this tool is very smart as the repaired part will somehow match with the image. |
| Collective intelligence I reckon we are getting smarter as a result of the plannersphere. |
| The pub bar and dining areas are very smart as well as comfortable and provides a relaxing environment to spend time. |
| It's accessible and smart, but nowhere near as accessible or smart as - to choose an apposite example - Lego Star Wars. |
| Your not business smart When it comes to freelancing you need to be business smart as well as being a good web designer. |
| You can use the speed of a common version of smart as a gauge that other timing measurements can then be ranked against. |
| Doesn't sound very smart to me. |
| She is smart to tickle my heart. |
| But you're too smart to stiff us. |
| We have robot cars in traffic, Siri seems pretty smart to many, ok we are in our future. |
| She is not only intelligent but she is extremely smart to have caught my heart and soul. |
| From eating smart to kindling your relationships, the magazine is a fit for today's men. |
| It just makes you look smart to the dumb people who you've impressed and dumb to the smart people who see through it. |
| Plus, as others have said, some people lie about the amount of work they put in so they look smarter to their peers. |
| But it's all about showing up, isn't it? Being dependable is almost as important as being smart to most of my clients. |
| It would be an unwise choice to do so, sometimes; Jamie Foxx actually can sing, but he was smart to lip-synch for Ray. |
| Children are pretty smart like that. |
| Russell, I wish I was smart like you. |
| The judge is super smart like them 3. |
| I like those parts because they make me feel smart like i could survive in that situation. |
| One was huge and muscular like Goliath, while the other was slim, fit, and smart like David. |
| The trick is be smart like Chinese Ploiy makers: Get FDI and at the same time lots of new manufacturing comes to India. |
| Do you have to be smart like those people who want to become a doctor or a genius to be a pilot? Can you please let me know. |
| Flashlights with UV light bulbs cause I am freaking smart like that! So make sure you purchase/loot them from a pet store or something. |
| The Malays trust more the people who ' look ' smart like the ostat and ularmak and those who can give them free handouts like the Syed Mokhtar. |
| A mob is not very smart after all. |
| I feel really smart after using it. |
| We, the human race is not really that smart after all. |
| Walking also is counted as a small exercise so you will feel better and smarter after the walk. |
| Turns out some of the smart money wasn't so smart after all when it came to making political bets. |
| Make You Smarter There are some books you read that just make you feel smarter after reading them. |
| Will the national watersports centre in Nottinghamshire be left any smarter after the games? Of course it will not. |
| Everyone, it seems, is smart after the event, but the potential for anti-amyloid therapies was not always viewed with such negativity. |
| Which is why the oh-so-clever strategy of exploiting the inefficiency in the centre forward market turns out to be not that smart after all. |
| Nor are they given the chance to discover that the? business morons? are actually pretty smart after all, with interesting knowledge worth learning. |
| My eyes smart from the fierce glare of the sun. |
| Maybe they have realized too that poll taxes are not terribly smart from an economic perspective either. |
| For this, the winner is basically whoever is the most talented and smart from amongst the ones who participate. |
| It might look smart from a distance, but get it in your hand and it suffers in comparison to more expensive phones. |
| So St-Pierre was smart from a strategic standpoint to take Alves down over and over, even if he didn't come close to finishing. |
| One thing I know -- eating a jar of nut butter every day is not really all that intuitively smart from a weight or health perspective. |
| I suggest the author get's a rocket back to Earth quick smart from wherever he is, as the distance seems to be distorting his perspective. |
| Also, I would like to say that Seoul National University used to be a school where the smartest from any neighborhood could have a chance. |
| No idea when that will be yet, but maybe the 6 countries in 7 days thing in January wasn't the smartest from an immigration computer perspective. |
| A central teaching of Islam is that it is our recognition of and preparation for that eternity that must separate those who are smart from those who are not. |
| I'll take street smart over book smart any day. |
| Google Now is meant to get smarter over time, so it's too soon to tell just how helpful it could be. |
| Search engines should be more proactive, learn for the benefit of individual users and become smarter over time. |
| Israel's enemies have learned from their mistakes, adapted to new situations and technologies, and become smarter over the years. |
| Right now, it's not dynamically choosing what to search, it's just searching local scopes and Amazon, but it will get smarter over time. |
| That is certainly the case with Google's search engine ranking system, which has been getting consistently smarter over the past several years. |
| It is possible that a bankruptcy might actually be smarter over the long term than struggling month to month with consistently late or missing payments. |
| Sagan reminded us in his many writings that people have not gotten smarter over the centuries, but merely have better instruments available to observe natural phenomena. |
| I think it's smart rather than lazy. |
| With Internet I feel smarter rather than stupid, to be frank. |
| Keep learning and you will actually be smart rather than acting. |
| Semi-open endings like this means that they are treating you as smart rather than stupid. |
| One key thing you have to remember in trading is that it makes sense to work smart rather than hard. |
| It's richness of the action that you do make, acting smart rather than acting dumb, which is free will. |
| The cases are intended to support professional learning about working ' smarter rather than harder ' in education. |
| Do err on the side of caution -- if you can't find out what the dress code is, go smarter rather than more casual. |
| Fun Ways to Display Your Favorite Family Photos Heather, I think that's huge -- the working smarter rather than harder. |
| Many employers want the energy of youth, but age knows how to utilize experience and knowledge to work smarter rather than harder. |
| Fluidly written, entertaining, and smart without being arcane. |
| This is a way to make minds smarter without actually having to be smarter. |
| People like to be able to talk to someone smart without having to feel stupid. |
| The Samsung Replenish is a great phone because it's smart without being stupid. |
| I've always wondered if I could have been smarter without all that head banging lol. |
| We can appear beautiful and smart without having to expose more than we have to or should. |
| I don't think we should be so ignorant and just complain and try to act smart without thinking clearly and sensibly. |
| Unfortunately being able to create something that makes you feel smarter without having to do a lot of work has been very difficult. |
| What?? A brainiac not thinking? As difficult as it is to imagine, I discovered that a person could be book smart without being street smart. |
| I like the guys who are goofy, smart without being pretentious, kind and practical enough to not put you on a perpetual pedestal (try saying that three times fast). |