Word: smartly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think that when the Republican party rises up about something like that, they hit below the belt," Brazelton says. "They're all scared of her because she's so smart and because she's a woman. They try to muzzle her in Washington, but it doesn't work...
...smart as a whip and an amazing human being," said Bunting Institute Director Rita Nakashima Brock, who particularly praised Thomas for her help in selecting for Bunting fellows...
...huge support-always energetic, eager, an smart," Kiley said...
...perhaps, I was not as smart or as independent as I thought I was by trusting him completely with my money. The smarts one needs in dealing with real estate brokers are so different from those we've gathered in college. At Harvard, I have learned not to make a claim or decision without supporting it with evidence. The academic process is careful and meticulous. We search and search for complete information on a subject and never make a decision on the fly. When we do not have full information, we argue that perhaps we cannot draw a conclusion...
...That ugliness didn't fit him. By all appearances, Hartman was uncomplicated; he was funny, smart and didn't hang around long when things looked to be going bad. He was hard on SNL when he left the show after eight years, ripping his former producers and writers. He went on to a comfortable if less-than-stellar career in movies and television, doing countless cameos and roles as the comic foil. He was a keystone in two of TV's better sitcoms: "The Simpsons" (as Troy McClure and Lionel Hutz) and "News Radio" (as talk-show host Bill McNeil...