The cleverest use of PowerPoint I've seen lately was by a woman talking about small-city entrepreneurs.
There is little that even the cleverest managers and the warmest co-operation can do about that.
And the cleverest lies are often told by the most focused and socially savvy kids.
Google aims, as is well known, to hire the cleverest, brightest, people it can find.
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Only one thing will get the cleverest people out of university life: it folds and clinks.
The cleverest and most prolific inventors, such as Reiner Knizia (who lives in England) are nerdy superstars.
This conflict, which continues to vex the cleverest philosophers, is old and deep.
Perhaps the cleverest aspect of the LifeShirt is not what it measures, but what it does with the resulting information.
It was generally agreed to have the best sales force in tech, the best-run organization and some of the cleverest marketing.
The more he learned, the more he realised that even the cleverest scientist understood only the tip of the material iceberg.
When inflation is running at more than 100, 000% a year, even the cleverest economists are hard put to know what to do.
He had commanded the international forces in both Iraq and Afghanistan, and was probably the cleverest and the most highly praised soldier of his time.
No wonder America's great universities lure the world's cleverest students and the finest academics, many of whom stay to enrich their new country.
If his maxim were applied to contemporary novelists, then Richard Powers would have to be one of the best, because he is without question one of the cleverest.
One of the most important points involved the ways that true visionaries concentrate on asking the right questions, rather than always trying to come up with the cleverest answer themselves.
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This is a direct result of allowing some of the very cleverest, committed and innovative people in the world to form and work for companies, which develop and sell drugs.
Headteachers don't want to do that because it would weaken their claim to charitable status and limit their ability to select the cleverest children and thus get the best results.
What's cleverest about the system is that it can automatically find most of the pictures, tunes and playlists on the computer, saving you the agony of redoing playlists and reorganizing photos.
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Perhaps the cleverest and dirtiest ad of the campaign so far, hiding beneath the obvious message about the spending plans a reminder of Mr Hague's speech to the Conservative conference, a reminder of his relative youth and inexperience.
The YouTube phenom would be comprehensible if the site enabled a surfer to get quickly to a library of the ten cleverest TV ads of all time, say, or the five funniest home videos of the year.
DaimlerChrysler 's (nyse: DCX - news - people ) domestic operations made piles of money in the mid-1990s despite below-average quality, because Dodge and Chrysler minivans were the cleverest on the road, and Jeep's SUVs were the coolest.
Like the cleverest smears, however, this episode will stick to him, because it seems to confirm something already suspected about Mr Brown and his government: that some of its members and its rivalrous leader are monomaniacal about the getting and hoarding of power.
Jonathan Aitken is (1) one of the cleverest politicians I have ever seen in a witness box, (2) one of the cleverest MEN I've ever seen in the witness box, (3) one of the most scrupulously prepared men ever in the witness box.
Elena, who had enjoyed her status as the cleverest girl in the class, has to fall in behind the brilliant Lila, who is as smart at school as she is on the street: she comes in first on all the tests, and can do complicated calculations in her head.
But it will enshrine a new principle in our financial system: From now on, instead of competing to see who can come up with the cleverest scheme to make the quickest buck, financial institutions will compete to see who can make the better product and the better service.
Mr. Fyfe: The one I think the cleverest is probably the sky couch, because the challenge I gave the team is to say, I want the ability for people to be able to lie down in economy class but I can't afford for the seats to have any more space.
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After the rare distinction of a congratulatory first at Oxford, followed by a prize fellowship at All Souls', Professor Williams was dogged throughout his teaching career at London, Cambridge (where he was provost of King's College), Berkeley and Oxford again by the saying that he had been the cleverest undergraduate at Oxford, and still was.
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