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Ever since she was little, she had an astute awareness of her "bad family background, " living constantly in humiliation.

The next day an astute doctor alerted health authorities and sent blood and tissue samples to a U. S. Navy medical research unit in Jakarta.

It was not surprising that the most astute of Antony's generals should several years later vouch for her military genius.

I think your initial decision to honor the contracts was both ethical and financially astute, but it seems to have been politically unwise.

To his brothers during the war, he was their astute and fearless leader, ready to face death without a moment's notice.

If even the really knowledgeable, astute bloggers in this business are tired of my trying to defend Kobe, then maybe I should just stop.

Last week I mentioned that astute investors following the Common Sense system should be getting ready to sell something.

Astute people have noted that the magnitude of a quake does not seem to have relevance to the destruction that ensures.

The Belgians are technically astute and prefer presentations with a great deal of factual information.

"OK, fine, " he said. "The good thing is that Brazilian public opinion is astute. "

Powhatan was an astute and energetic ruler, but he was also noted as being strict and occasionally cruel toward his subjects.

One of the most critical duties for any new employee is to be an astute observer of corporate culture.

He did not write the Treaty alone but in collaboration with three astute and determined negotiators.

She would also have been astute enough to turn her back on money that failed the smell test.

Mr Osborne, an astute politician, had long grasped this point and duly administered some very astringent medicine.

He writes with feeling, backed up by an impressively broad list of sources as well as sharp critical insight and astute judgment.

Must be commercially astute , analytical and able to work independently .

'He's not going to let things remain how they are. . . this was a very astute pick. '

Even before Comic-Con the astute media analyst Richard Greenfield was trying to interrupt Hollywood's 3-D dreams.

It would be wonderful if astute points of view sold themselves, but the truth is that their delivery must be handled well.

He was politically astute, and was soon appointed to a number of powerful committees in congress.

What are some tactics that astute investors are trying to ride the roller coaster of this highly cyclical business?

To any astute observer, a beech-maple forest displays an integrity and identity as much as a crow does.

My old barber, astute entrepreneur that he was, turned his barber shop into a salon, and later into a beauty parlour for men.

Nevertheless, in his classic 1916 paper, Kossel made an astute observation relevant to the chemical reactivity of these elements.

The plates are heating up, as noted by an astute observer, just where pressure on the colliding plates would occur.

But a very, very astute man, who, yes, is slipping into Alzheimer's but whose long-term memory is so brilliant and beautiful.

Very astute readers may have noticed that these examples use =, whereas most of those in the last installment used -.

Both of them are tactically astute enough to know what's going on around them as well and not just for themselves in their positions .

That was a very astute observation. I shall heed it.

As an astute commenter pointed out on Monday's post, "all students should learn how to script. "

He is an astute political tactician: he is the longest-serving prime minister of a minority government in Canadian history.

I would like to urge readers of this article to educate themselves beyond the issues within our own borders. Become culturally astute!

Gourard was an astute businessman with a keen eye for publicity.

The citadel, therefore, is doomed to capitulate and its stubborn resistance merely serves to create profit opportunities for astute traders.

Is it a trick, an astute divide-and-rule tactic used repeatedly by the regime?

With the advent of the Internet boom, he graduated to become an astute investor and had the Midas touch in whatever company he invested in.

I've been writing this blog for five years, and developed an astute and delightful readership, but I don't really get much attention.

Even so, a concession on Beijing's part would not only be strategically astute; it would also accord with national interests.

The timing and manner of its announcement are astute, and the US president is right to welcome the change.

Many of the online computer stores used to sell exclusively through printed catalogs, addressing the technically astute.

It is up to the astute clinician to evaluate these changes and to relate them to occupational exposure.

And one of the questions, they were very culturally astute, the people who put the questionnaire.

As the more astute officials warned, luck as well as judgment ensured inflation remained under tight control.

As the astute reader may have guessed from the comments above on replot, gnuplot lets you graph multiple lines simultaneously.

The God astute businessman, for you one point talent, matches several times likely in the talent misery in you.

Lawrence Korb, an Assistant Secretary of Defense in the Reagan Administration, calls Powell "as astute a politician as I've met. "

The astute among you will notice that we're using historical data. Historical data is only accurate as long as change doesn't take place.

This is exactly the situation in which you could expect a politically astute council president to make a difference.

Nevertheless, an astute consumer of the news can catch many straw man and weak man fallacies by knowing how they work.

It was an astute move to sell the shares then.

He knows how to let characters tell stories, and for these in turn to convey his gently astute analysis.

The God astute businessman, for you a talent, matches several times likely in the talent misery.

Disney itself had the founding relationship of Walt, the creative genius, and your father Roy, an astute financier.

A complete history and physical examination will allow the astute clinician to direct the laboratory evaluation efficiently.

Mr Maree, at the cuddly end of the spectrum of South African bankers, has been pretty astute.

Each bird's masturbation process is accompanied by that species' characteristic sounds, which an astute owner learns to recognize.

The public sector in both America and Europe could also benefit from an influx of highly skilled, financially astute managers.

Nevertheless, Mr Museveni is an astute political operator and it would be folly to write him off.

He was astute enough to choose the Bolsheviks rather than the Mensheviks when the Party split in 1903.

Shojo: Your second-in command, despite apparently not speaking Common, is as astute as she is lovely.

However, they are astute, in highlighting clearly a discomfort when policy inertia takes precedence over policy imagination and commitment.

In late January, Mr Abrams was among a band of passionate and astute drawing collectors, curators and dealers in New York.

A Ford revealed you were financially astute.

I do not say that he could not, Samir is very tactically astute, but he is attracted forwards. He loves the offensive game.

But the astute consumer will immediately realise that no banks are in the business of giving away money for nothing.

Publishers must become more astute financially and creative editorially to retain their grip in the digital world.

Obviously, the astute Deng himself grasped this importance instinctively.

'We have to be extremely astute and clever to find works. '

China HAS been astute in taking a more cautious approach in its opening-up policy.

The MoD also disputes that the delay to the Astute programme will lead to a capability gap.

An astute spy caught the new Hyundai Equus testing near Huntington Beach yesterday looking good in Black.

Citigroup's move may be politically astute, but near term it could add to banks' losses.

Jedinak's astute self-perception may be the exception that proves the rule.

At this juncture, we need historical insight, cross-board vision, astute wisdom and resolute decision.

According Shihong astute introduction, Shanghai will take a series of recent measures to control prices related.

You can maintain a clever, astute and erudite persona whether you're adolescent or octogenarian.

Stephanie was smart, politically astute, and less hard-edged than most of the boys.

It is time for more fiscally astute members of Mr Hatoyama's government to set the agenda.

An astute tenant always reads the small print in a lease.

He immediately turned round and sold it to those astute fellows at Phoenix private equity.

The unions, especially the public employee groups, have a huge presence and are politically astute and effective.

Have an adage, again muddleheaded woman also is astute on marriage, again shrewd man also is muddleheaded on marriage.

The inferior goods were sold on the basis of clever packaging and astute advertising.

These events raise the question in the minds of some astute observers of which inflation rate central bankers should focus on.

Instead, it provided a surprisingly astute guide to how capitalism can work best.

The talk copyed "say truth" , Tan Zhengming, the hoster's astute interlocution and the accompany built a good atmosphere.

Right, education, schoolbook -- this ability is another when astute Yamaxun covets big market.

Both is not astute, and cannot watch the meaningful glance.

After overall, quick, right comparison , get an astute choice, we pursue it.

If you chose Arnold over Pee Wee, it's not just because you're an astute student of popular culture.

As usual, the most astute observation of Chinese politics came from Deng Xiaoping.

For all but astute investors, the frightening chain of events was unexpected.

Bishop said Sina was politically astute when launching Weibo.

Astute observation. Maybe you'd like to share that with the governor?

The former are astute business people and control most of India's economy and the stock markets.

2The link between taking exercise and remaining mentally astute into the golden years is well known but not well understood.

The Astute submarines will patrol the world's oceans with minimum risk of being detected by surface ships and other submarines.

But it was politically astute.

Ralph is equally astute in machinery and crop management.

We need astute scholars to annotate Shakespeare's plays.

Brazil's former leader is apolitically astute and pragmatic former trade-unionist, who fought a militaryregime.

The Reds number 23 firmly believes Agger is a class act and feels his signing has been an astute one by Rafael Benitez.

This is not only fair, but astute politics: if made legally binding, it could meet some of rich countries' concerns.

You have to be astute enough to avoid being thought to have those evil qualities that would make it impossible for you to retain power;

HMS Astute is Royal Navy's most powerful attack submarine.

The human race has generated labor culture, have a kind to be called "more people, more powerful" culture. This is an astute human.

Bitter astute man is a development thinking.

I confess I have not read Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, only excerpts and several astute reviews.

As with the R rating on movies, youngsters are quite astute and know that an M rating on a video game means blood and gore.

His astute than the old landlord, and more vicious, enrichment method is more filled with the smell of blood.

Economics will make you a more astute participant in the economy.

They always said there is astute place always came the cheerful laughter.

Clients are hep and very astute , they can consider the totle drilling cost that includes freight inside when buying goods.

One astute foreigner has observed that there are two sides to our nature.

Yes. I have to admit that you are very astute.

Love doesn't astute not cleverness, only willing to.

He's so very astute about family dynamics.

As early as 1915, G. I. Taylor had made astute observations on the structure of atmospheric turbulence.

He's so astute about family dynamics.

This astute policy is informed by the past.

Astute readers might wonder why charAt is more than seven times faster than the iterator, given that both provide O(1) access time.

The first thing an astute reader will have noticed is that my sample application went through some odd contortions to get its input data .

Women are better connectors than men and more astute about knowing how to activate passion in their employees.

With the spread of information, shoppers are becoming more and more astute, and consumer consciousness is also heightening.

But di faint heart TuWu love, Zang, astute listen to the ZuKao yi training.

He is a very astute merchant, and can not accept to be the first offers a price.

Is this to say that in the present context, nonviolent, psychologically astute interrogation is as heinous as torture?

I have been pleasantly surprised by how astute both the Democratic and Republican candidates have been in their choices of running mates.

At home I listened to my father's astute and more complex analysis of the political events unfolding in Tehran.

Astute investors know that time heals most financial wounds, so give your investments time -- and give yourself a break.

Anyway, stardom beckoned and I felt there was bound to he an astute dIrector nearby who could spot my smoulderIng kIwI talent

The second reason to study economics is that it will make you a more astute participant in the economy.

john , you seem like an astute man . - thank you

Because even financially astute people have bad money habits, he says, and there are five archetypes