So they have to scatter seeds to either side and hope that we're clever enough to pick them up".
Certainly, a No. 1 debut isn't meaningful in and of itself; it may simply indicate that executives were clever enough to pick a release date that wouldn't compete with Taylor Swift or Lil Wayne or Adele or Jay-Z.
Mark Cortazzo of Macro Consulting Group in Denville, N.J. comes up with a hypothetical case in which you lose out even if you are clever enough to pick a market top at which to sell and then buy back your 1,000 shares at a lower price.
It took decades of improvements in detector technology--and the design of a clever experiment--to pick out slight differences in the way kaons and antikaons decayed into several combinations of pions.
And many universities offer "legacy" preferences, favouring the children of alumni in admissions.Nurseries, not tumbrilsThe solution is not to discourage rich people from investing in their children, but to do a lot more to help clever kids who failed to pick posh parents.
These have also been extensively detailed online by novelist Jenny Trout; Trout has provided screenshots and extracts from both books, and writes that "Harner's clever trick here was to pick a book that was not M/M [male/male], but M/F contemporary romance.
"When you publicize any criminal scam, odds are that some clever criminal is going to pick up on it and make it a reality".
They charge whopping fees, say 1.5% of assets, largely on the basis of their ability to pick out clever people to manage their clients' money.
It was 4-1 shortly after the restart, as Villa did well to slip a clever pass between a defender to pick out Messi, who rounded Fernandez for the second time to slot home.
In the minds of Stylinson true believers Tomlinson and Styles are locked in battle with the powers that be (the managers and multinational trying to control them and extinguish their love), and only the fans who are clever enough and devoted enough to pick up the coded clues that they manage to slip out even know it.
