This includes carbon pricing policy, building regulations and, crucially, smart meters.
Crucially, Smart notes that though you might dispraise a young philosopher for his poor writing in a letter of recommendation, you are not thereby blaming him for it.
She comes across as capable, knowledgeable, patient to a fault - and, crucially, smarter than some of the participants who think they are cleverer than she is.
Most crucially, though, smart data has always been treated as unimportant by government.
Focus groups among swing voters conducted for the Labour think-tank Progress suggest that the Conservatives are seen as "mean" - but, crucially, also "smart" for tackling the deficit, and they are given credit for doing what is "difficult" rather than "popular".
Could it be that the Northampton/Leicester/Bath era of dominance in the England starting XV is about to morph into a Saracens/Wasps/Exeter style: big but, crucially, mobile forwards, rugby-smart half-backs, busy line-breaking outside backs and swarming defence?
A taste of how the two sides conflicted during the sessions for the Stooges can be heard in the original John Cale mix of No Fun, appended to the 2005 reissue of the album; the producer slows down the tape a smidge, pitching Ig's howl and Asheton's acerbic guitar squall lower and, crucially, losing the street-smart clip of Scott "Rock Action" Asheton's drums.
He's the only charming character in the film, the most smart, free, and, crucially, clean.
Hunter, crucially, has him fighting much smarter – more cautious, yet more efficient.
Crucially, they are poised on a smart-casual midpoint which means that – unlike almost any other kind of shoe – you can wear them anywhere, from scuffy errands to a smart restaurant, without looking out of place.
It's more crucially that the capture of DFW by the smart side of the self-help movement may be hurting our ability to read the treacherous, more darkly complicated, brilliant writer he really was.
