Instead, they emphasized how SAC had jettisoned its Elan and Wyeth shares and then brazenly accumulated short positions in both companies.
Lauren Greenfield's Sundance prize-winner spins the tale of David Siegel, a Florida time-share mogul who brazenly boasts about pulling the strings that helped George Bush win the 2000 presidential election.
Plus, Kim brazenly launched a new file-sharing resource called MEGA, which so far has not resulted in a large-scale government raid.
Suddenly photos were brazenly shot off the cuff, and shared privately not for their artistic value, but to get a message across.
EVER has anyone put that tongue-in-cheek advice to use more brazenly than did Carnegie Investment Management, which obtained millions of shares in Mattel Inc. by promising to pay more than the market price.
There's truly some perverse pleasure to be had in seeing that past burden so brazenly tackled; assuring fans this new Deadpool won't share any similarities to the widely-panned incarnation which popped up, also played by Reynolds, in the slightly disastrous X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Viral politics here has devolved into a kind of smooth feelgoodery without the turbulence of debate, guys doing pushups for charity, not sharing crude memes or spreading lies so brazenly transparent that they mimic defiance.
Donald Trump was able to fuse a brand of economic populism one that shared some similarities with Bernie Sander's with racism and nativism, most brazenly demonstrated in his "birther" campaign against President Obama and his incendiary rhetoric against Mexicans and other immigrants.
Fassbinder builds the series around the inclination to take decisive, albeit risky, action; it's a trait that Jochen shares with Grandma, who, under her air of breezy distraction, displays a brazenly assertive energy.
Brazenly, Patricia steals a kiss.
