A few years ago, they helped to pen Jerome Heath Novak, a clever, clean-cut cattle rustler from a proud ranching family in Brazoria County who was so audacious in his nighttime thefts that he even stole livestock from Nolan Ryan, the baseball legend and Texas icon.
Almost everyone agrees that he is clever, able, clean and sane and worries that these are the wrong qualities for Maharashtra.Politics there is brutal.
Silverman also does some clever but clean accessorizing at the raw bar — for instance, the little specks of spring onion and the hint of orange on the puck of fluke tartare.
The escabeche, little strips of yellowtail snapper in a citrus vinaigrette, and the upland-cress salad (which in the fall was a sweet evergreen-tomato salad but, no matter the season or the name, is really a barbecued-pork-belly salad) are clever and clean and evocative of smaller rooms and lower ceilings.
That's the clean, clever premise of "The Call," which, along with being a movie about a woman in trouble helping other women (and a few men) in trouble, is something of a salute to your tax dollars at work.
Translating unmappable facts into economic discourse, it turned out, was what Krugman was better at than anyone else: he could take an intriguing notion that had come up in real-world discussions, pare away the details (knowing just what to take out and what was essential), and refine what was left into a clean, clever, "cute" (as he liked to put it), and simple model.
Bold colors, clever iconography and clean lines help the Foursquare logo, website, mobile applications and badges stand out in an increasingly crowded market.
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