Fullscreen's app almost too-cleverly calls this out, with sections like "I've Got Like 10 Min," "Hurry, Make Me Laugh," or "Binge On This".
Twice in the opening quarter of an hour, Isco lifted the ball cleverly, almost gently, over the head of opponents.
A sharp legal brain, Francis has in four volumes and almost 2,000 pages cleverly side-stepped the need for a system overhaul to avoid the disastrous failures of those three years.
But it will do so very cleverly, sometimes almost invisibly.
Rather than creating a watery spectacle, designer Francis O'Connor gives this a cleverly minimalist, almost intimate treatment, in an otherwise cramped staging surrounded by cutouts of undulating mountain scenery.
A cleverly lighted, almost stylized night scene in which the infant Jesus is tenderly attended by Joseph and Mary, the painting also contains a secondary view, through an open window in the stable, of astonished shepherds hailed, from within a heavenly radius of light, by the angel announcing Jesus' birth.
Of course, Warren is the last person to dismiss the way in which boxing can divert not overly smart young men from a troubled path through life – he's known more than a few of them – but I sense an almost avuncular pride in Cleverly's academic record: it is not every other boxer, or indeed any other boxer, who holds a degree in mathematics from Cardiff University.
Ibrahimovic almost scooped the ball cleverly into the path of the PSG midfielder, who will miss the return leg after picking up a booking, but Gerard Pique was quick enough to make up the ground.
Butler's almost joyfully sarcastic tone cleverly reframes the dialogue and forces you to take notice of what's going missing in our national conversations -- from the Sudanese genocide to the meaning of Occupy Wall Street.
Palin's knack for being cleverly transgressive is almost like performance art.
