He summed up: "Driving-wise, better than it's been in years.
Wouldn't that make us wiser, better, cleverer?
As Mr. Dimou asked, "If they were returned, would Greeks be wiser, better?
On the other hand, Mr. Cohen finds that his ordeal has made him a wiser, better person.
I would think that The New York Times has wiser, better stories than the one that appeared today, the story is an insult to any average intelligence".
Also, older women are wiser, better talkers, better at intrigue, and better at other things, too, "every Knack being by Practice capable of Improvement"; not to mention, "They are so grateful!!" Franklin counterfeited court documents, elegies, and even Scripture.
The wiser, better view was expressed by Justice Robert Jackson, who in 1952 wrote that the president's powers are at their lowest ebb when Congress has exercised its own constitutional power and passed valid legislation in a particular area.
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Item 5766: Attention, wise shoppers: Better not even try to order this. Bruce McCall is a satirical writer and artist who began contributing to The New Yorker in 1980.
I'm not sure that would be the wise course; better to tighten mortgage lending rules and make policy more expansive in order to usher the dollar in a weaker direction.
Wise is better known for directing "West Side Story" and "The Sound of Music," but his mentor was Val Lewton, whose films are known for psychological terror.
