Nissan wisely uses the same chassis as the 350Z sports car for its $27,800 Infiniti G35 sedan (which is larger inside, handles exceptionally well and is more powerful than the TSX).
The company wisely released Aspirin the same year, a non-addictive alternative that would go on to become one of the most popular and widely used pain relief drugs in the world.
The needs of this first audience encouraged Jacques to describe his newly created world as vividly as possible; wisely, he retained the same detail and drama when the stories were written down.
It certainly doesn't for Eliza, whom we witness eating a bowl of cornflakes and masturbating (though, wisely, not at the same time), thus giving fresh impetus to the Kellogg's slogan, introduced in 1958, "The best to you each morning".
Use time wisely and expect the same from your staff, but understand that productivity is not always linear nor perfect.
If banks want to rebuild public trust today and show they are using taxpaying money wisely, then moving beyond the same few high streets could be a surprisingly popular start.
We all have a right to personal agency, just choosing honestly and choosing wisely may not be the same thing.
Vibrant colors help recreate the magic of the Rowling's fictional candy shop, and Universal Studios wisely decided to offer the same treats mentioned in the book, from Chocolate Frogs to Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans.
And Ms. Cho's play draws attention to a paradox worth pondering: An awareness of man's capacity for cruelty and violence is an important tool for living in the world wisely and with compassion, but the same knowledge, acquired too brutally, too intimately or too soon, is pure poison.
We have used the powers we have wisely - we now need the same powers as other countries have in order to sort this mess out.
