Its shrewd open-endedness invites the viewer to step in and decide what the motivations of the characters really are, and which kind of film it's going to be this time.
Plus, some of those people who used to work for these John Galts will probably be shrewd enough to open businesses of their own to take advantage on the coming upticks in golfing, poodling, yachtery and dilletantism.
This shrewd, ambitious novel opens with Shep Knacker, a disillusioned businessman, planning an escape to an island retirement ("He loved the notion of living in a place that his spellchecker didn't recognize").
So to Kawal and Lalta Persaud, two brothers who played the sport competitively in India, it seemed a shrewd business move to open Indoor Cricket USA in Richmond Hill, an area heavily populated by South Asian immigrants.
Thus does the man known as Old Hickory, poured into a pair of tight black jeans and fiercely embodied by a microphone-riding Benjamin Walker, take the stage in the rowdy, dopey and devastatingly shrewd "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," which opened on Tuesday night at the Public Theater.
Kunitz's mother, a shrewd businesswoman, was able to open a drygoods store on the ruins of the Wrapper Company, and the store eventually became another garment factory.
Brilliant ideas can spring from the most unlikely places, so you should always keep your ears open for some shrewd advice.
Du Plessis' shrewd move prevented Warner from opening the batting in Australia's innings late on Thursday's opening day of the third Test in Adelaide.
With that in mind, moving Kevin Pietersen up to open looks to be a shrewd move.
Another new group led by a former chairman of JPMorgan Chase has nudged the church to become more open about its finances and shrewder in its investments.Such pressure is squeezing concessions from the church.
Disney's artistic impulses may be open to interpretation, but he was shrewd.
