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Even if things take a nastier turn and she's downright argumentative, she may just be trying to show off her smarts or get under your skin.

And anyone smart enough to understand IQ tests will tell you they do not give a full measure of any individual's smarts or range of talents.

His success was the result of his unusual combination of technical smarts, strategic vision, flair for design and sheer force of character.

Of course, no individual is actually a type: People with any one of the kind of smarts that we've described also have some of the others.

Increasing business-smarts in IT has been a top priority for every self-respecting CIO on the planet for the last 10 to 15 years.

He also mentions "street smarts" , by which he means reading situations and people, often unconsciously, and developing human relationships.

Researchers have long believed that exercise boosts smarts but there was not any hard scientific evidence until a few years ago.

Further, it has been suggested, we may be undergoing the next great leap in smarts right now.

If you've got ambition and smarts, you can rise to the top of your chosen profession, regardless of where you started out.

No team has rallied around the loss of a great player (Yao Ming) and built an amazing run on emotion, anger and smarts .

You might find anything from an article praising her business smarts , to a police mug shot of your candidate .

The game blends elements of fashion smarts and business know-how with the fun of finding ways to help people look their best.

I've long said, what you lack in academic knowledge you make up for in street smarts.

Granted, he allowed her to keep her smarts.

It's also an excellent time to put those innate smarts to use in assessing what has come before and deciding what will happen next.

But she thinks conservative suits inhibited her from displaying her smarts and creativity.

But most agree that the debate they sparked in the 1990s has injected philanthropy with a healthy dose of business smarts.

Programmers have turned computers from extraordinarily powerful but fundamentally dumb tools, into tools with smarts.

A composition model of reusable components enabling us to expose the data that we aggregate could be aided through the RESTful API smarts.

A jumble of ego, smarts and audacity, Mr. Wasserstein boasted in 1987 of his plans to 'transform Wall Street. '

Taking profits after a big runup once was the mark of a timid investor; today, it's a sign of smarts.

And producers that had the smarts or good luck to lock in higher prices with hedges haven't cut production either.

"Neither wholly cynical nor wholly romantic, Kaufman's story is a balance of smarts and sentiment. " -- Michael O'Sullivan.

Her smarts, initiative, and productivity had never been in question.

1 to 4 points: Definitely not the brightest bulb, but so what? With a dog as cute as yours, who needs smarts?

It encompasses books smarts and street smarts, financial genius and emotional intelligence.

We have the means to estimate the hazard and the smarts to design buildings to withstand those hazards--those things are never the problem.

When we say babies do this and that even "before they learn to talk, " we're obviously not including baby talk and other language smarts.

By all means! It just takes a little Foxy strategy, ingenuity, and fashion smarts.

Leadership requires business smarts, people smarts, technical capabilities, but above all it is about power.

There was also an element of strategic smarts at work.

According to Levy, romantic robot AI will include emotional and social intelligence as well as analytical smarts.

I learned a lot of street smarts during the years when I had to walk through Times Square to my office everyday.

But especially those who have the most technical smarts and the greatest business vision.

If she had any smarts, she'd get rid of the guy.

I love everything about Tyler Durden, his courage and his smarts. His nerve.

There's hope: As Slumdog Millionaire showed, sometimes, through street smarts and scrappiness, the underdog can indeed win.

HP's is a combination of engineering smarts and no-nonsense problem-solving.

Challenge yourself on the 4 courses of the Mini-Golf Masters ? ? testing your power, speed, skill and smarts.

She also helped to set up courses in street smarts and bicycle safety.

So often the prime mover is an inventor of some sort, while the partner brings street smarts or finance, or simply energy and confidence.

Diana was a funny mixture of naivete and smarts .

Your smarts will come in handy because you will travel in a land of marvels.

But the problem is bigger than bad manners. This job requires more than your sales smarts.

"Smarts" is an American term. It describes skills based on common sense and intelligence.

I am getting the distinct sense that you are street smart and you value this ability much more than the classroom smarts that others have.

Long, physical rebounder whose smarts fit Houston's team concept.

Consider the way Google uses group smarts to find what you're looking for.

People with knowledge of other data sets have the smarts and experience to invent these applications.

But Moore is adamant thatcharting its outer and inner reaches with smarts and artistry is a must.

Researcher Mia Consalvo has found that gamers are judicious in how they use networked smarts.

Couple this with enough smarts to automatically create a text editor with command completion and it is full of win.

Why not take advantage of all their smarts for yourself?

Accomplishing this will take all the creativity and technological smarts that we can muster.

This job requires more than your sales smarts.

People trade to escape boredom or show off their smarts.

and it's a combination of looks and confidence that we often equate with smarts.

Be professional and have the confidence and smarts to agree and disagree with your boss when the time is right.

Street Smarts was written by another market wizard Linda B. Raschke.

This is a prerequisite for having the technical smarts to achieve interstellar travel.

Dykstra and Jones' data handling smarts helped push 2007 sales to $2 million.

My wound smarts terribly.

The incision on my leg smarts.

To get the balance between America and France right, the new president will need all the smarts he can summon.

Others think that street smarts and hands-on experience are the best way to get ahead.

The four dozen people working at PARC were really smart, with two important kinds of smarts.

It can take smarts to survive in the big city. Especially for birds.

Not sure how it deals with partitioning unless there are some smarts built-in to deal with hot swapping.

I mean, how's your fish going to get a job without some smarts?

The third trait is medes, what we might call street smarts -- it's a Greek word.

Kids praised for their smarts, on the other hand, were easily discouraged.

She's got both the style and the smarts to BE a world class royal, with the political clout to match

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Here are basic things that parents can -- and should -- do to encourage money smarts in their kids, no matter what their age

i know , if i reject her , maybe she smarts from it

"No creature smarts so little as a fool" (Alexander Pope)

Like courting the prettiest girl in school, the chase requires smarts

Grieving themselves to guess at others' smarts,

Colombia smarts from the loss of territorial waters