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China, which once reacted to every legal challenge as though it were a declaration of war, has got much savvier. about litigation.

But a year in parliament has made the Sweden Democrats savvier, more patient and less overtly inflammatory.

A politically savvier man might have proposed an oversight board including members of Congress and legendary investors.

" Those outside could at least feel they were cleverer and savvier, and they could blame their failures on " the system.

But as consumers become savvier about protecting their privacy online, the new techniques appear to be gaining ground.

When they venture overseas, they are also likely to have learned from their mistakes and to be savvier in structuring deals.

Furthermore, India's more chaotic development has produced savvier entrepreneurs with more chance of creating global brands.

One result of Ishii's soft-sell strategy is that Sony Bank is the respected choice of Japan's savvier active investors.

Unfortunately, not only do some activists lack the necessary savvy, but even the best can fall victim to savvier regimes .

How they fare will shed light on whether India's investors have evolved to become savvier risk takers.

Investors are getting savvier; reactions are speeding up.

Companies are consolidating; and barriers to entry are getting higher because of new technology and savvier competitors.

When it comes to investing, women may actually be savvier.

Consumers are becoming a lot savvier about what they want inside their vehicles.

One should have enough affinity and not show his savvier in all aspects.

There's no question that people in the engineering shop will be much savvier about business.

Even the government's heavy-handed effort to control the story has become the object of scorn among younger, savvier Chinese.

Some teachers claim this could be due to intimidation -- because the students are savvier than the teachers.