These women are mature, commanding artists, and they have largely made smart picks.
I imagine that Facebook largely employs smart, thoughtful people who want to do the right thing.
Unfortunately, over that time I've also come to the conclusion that, even though it is staffed largely by smart and ethical people, Microsoft itself represents a grave threat to the future of software development through its increasing inclination to stifle competition through legal shenanigans.
This was the generation of smart, largely female, often middle-class readers who slipped a copy of the News of the World inside their Sunday broadsheet and grinned about their weekly gossip-magazine habit.
It was an episode that left me gripped, shocked but rather unconvinced: a strangely explicit end to a show that has largely been about smart quips and implied violence.
The spare, smart, largely exposition-unencumbered script by Mr. Moors and R. F. I. Porto traces the relationship between the serial killers John A. Muhammad (Isaiah Washington, ferociously magnetic) and Lee Boyd Malvo Tequann Richmond, a slow heartbreaker) before the two embarked on their murderous sniper rampage in 2002.
Due to this ability and smoothed household demand, we estimate that costs associated with congestion rent will be largely eliminated by smart meter implementation.
This largely fills some smart regulation gaps, like the need for information (expert advice), the involvement of other institutional actors (certifiers, forest groups) and the higher involvement of the private sector (all).
I've tried this with my friends, who are by and largely brilliant and smarter than I am, and after about five minutes of me discussing the parallels between the pre-First World War build-up and the ongoing issues in Syria, they're even giving me the "wrap it up, Katie" look.
Born into a modest family, he clambered into court society largely through charm and smart taste in consorts; even the name Beaumarchais was borrowed from one of his wives.
