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Too many managers took the blame for crashing out against better, more cleverly engineered teams in Europe while the board kept spending big on players who had scored the odd goal against Bayern in the past or looked as if they might fit the antiquated ideal of a Führungsspieler (leadership figure) in the Effenberg mould.

Even better, Hamish Hamilton has very cleverly packaged it as three slim volumes in an attractive box set.

Perhaps to counter negative male reactions, but also to cleverly get better data, Lulu has devised a separate app called LuluDude (currently only on mobile web), where guys can manage and edit their profiles, which are visible on Lulu (which guys can't access).

"I will be better against better fighters," claimed Cleverly.

"All round I'm a better fighter than him," added Cleverly, who has a record of 28 wins, one loss and zero draws.

McGowan should have done better than fire over after cleverly finding room for himself on the edge of the penalty box, while McLean had a curling free-kick beaten away by MacDonald.

It will not be won by the candidate who most cleverly asks: Are you better off than you were four years ago?

The roll structure is cleverly furnished with hand grips, all the better to keep fingers from being pinched in the event of a rollover.

The microwave you cleverly placed in the island — the better to give wee ones easy access — just becomes a bother to your grown-up back.

He, better perhaps than anyone else, knew the Hurricanes' tendencies and had cleverly plotted against their strengths and vulnerabilities.