Her childhood really did feature clever, well-educated people making portentous comments about art in an upscale corner of Connecticut.
Like its ZF counterpart, the joint G.M.-Ford 9-speed is expected to feature clever design of its internal mechanisms aimed at making the transmission as compact as possible.
We stepped out of the museum proper into the gift shop, and I briefly considered spending an ungodly amount of Icelandic krona on one of the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad T-shirt designs, which feature clever phrases like, "It's all about Dicks," "I'm NOT a donor," and, of course, "This museum is not for pussies" in a sleek, Impact-bold typeface.
The Coasters alternated lead singers and featured clever arrangements, including amusing bass replies and tenor saxophone solos by King Curtis, who played a crucial role in creating Atlantic's rhythm-and-blues sound.
Most ads in the campaign have also featured clever depictions of success stories ("Ruby Gaynor's parents cried when she suffered brain damage," begins another. "They cried even more when she graduated Columbia"), but they also deviate on occasion.
With its "Cards" UI, it pre-empted Apple's iOS 7 multitasking by four years, and it featured clever hooks to get contact, email and calendar data wherever it was needed.
Beyond the personal blogs, you can find every manner of product and slideshow featuring clever ideas for elves, and elves doing things elves really shouldn't ever do, from the hilarious to the so-wrong-I'm-not-going-to-link-to-it-here.
The outerwear features clever details like sleeve cuffs which can be pulled down, mitten-like, over cold hands, and a jacket hood with a hole for a ponytail.
ProQuo featured clever ways to reuse junk mail in response to the constant postal ambush.
Featuring clever rhymes about energy conservation, composting and recycling set to an infectious hip hop rhythm, the video showcases Marist seniors "Butta Biscuit" (Branton Wandera), "Mikey-B" (Michael Bradley), "Confucius Rodge" (Will Rogers), "Clive Sensation" (Wes Brown), and Samuel McDaniel.
The same goes for other fields overwhelmed by technological efflorescence: try explaining the merits of Eric B. and Rakim's debut album Paid in Full, which featured clever lyrics rapped matter-of-factly over samples and turntable distortion, to teenagers reared on the otherworldly, auto-tuned vocal contortions of Young Thug over the complicated sonic mollywhop of a Metro Boomin beat.
