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But by choosing rhetoric over empathy, Romney betrayed a key failing of his campaign, and one that the Obama camp would be smart to exploit in the coming months.
Experts in shareholder activism said Mr. Icahn was smart to try to exploit allegations and revelations made in the suit.
Well, the new has an aesthetic value, of this there is no doubt, and it's one that any smart artist is wise to exploit.
Yes, he might be a little further away from that middle ground in Iowa and South Carolina and candidates like Michele Bachmann are smart to search for any way to exploit that.
Should a team no longer be smart enough to exploit the system, then there's always the option to spend more money.
Quarterbacks who become "winners" in the big leagues don't do so solely by having "moxie" or "heart" or "wanting it more" – they do so by being smart enough to exploit a defense's weaknesses and skilled enough to maximize the resources around them.
Ms McDermid's characters are plausible and she is smart enough to exploit the reader's latent suspicion about police methods to create a fine thriller with a nice final twist.Technology is essential to this genre, and nobody uses it better than Patricia Cornwell.
It seems to proclaim something significant, yet all it really says is that we have a wonky planning system and that someone called Irvine Sellar was smart enough to exploit it.
In the great scheme of things, can they get a life -- or at least a room? 7. Who will be smart enough to pivot from exploiting our kids and grandkids and, instead, focus like a laser on exploiting our grandkids' kids and their grandkids?
Nevada, meanwhile, has also been smart about exploiting its huge solar energy potential.
