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No doubt wary after his previous ventures, Solondz attempts to circumvent some of the criticisms that less savvy viewers are bound to make.
I enjoyed the abundant MAC, Quick Time and Lycos product placements, a nice now to the media savvy.
Just finish watching this film, i had to admit that this film is the worst slasher movie i have ever seen in my whole life.9(As a slasher movie savvy, i watched almost 200 slasher movies total, this is definitely is the worst one, even worse than "don't go in the woods alone".
The Tudors could have been a show that dramatically explored what was one of the most intelligent, erudite and politically savvy royal lines this country has ever seen.
They would do well to retire their endless reruns of jukebox "specials" and seek out savvy, unfamiliar programs like "After Henry."
See, Disney has lost its charm by this point (it's lost it for years--at least since the 70's, when the films became more savvy than charming) and they were trying to necromance a charming movie.
But you can't slap savvy on top of charming.
She comes off as street savvy, but then melts into Liam Neeson's arms.
Jill Clayburgh masterfully plays another savvy, divorced woman attempting to date again, and though some viewers may say she has mined this territory before, Clayburgh absolutely nails the love/hate relationship fifty-somethings have with getting back into the swing of things (sometimes it's much more enticing to just sit home and mope).
Surprisingly wonderful performances are given by Madhuri (including her terrific dancing), Kunal, Konkona, and Dalai (who plays her savvy young daughter), as well as all the junior and minor players in this film.
Nor is it about having enough film savvy or cleverness to figure out obscure themes and subplots in films, after all, some of us are David LYNCH fans and enjoy decoding and detangling films as though they are mazes.
Yes, we need news organizations to deliver reliable information; but we also need those receiving it to be savvy consumers.
But homebuyers are not as savvy, so they may not see the change coming or they may fail to plan for it.
But it is actually a savvy response to how the Fourth Industrial Revolution will likely play out in Asia.
To be sure, Chinese hackers do not lack technical savvy.
There can be no doubting that the imagination, marketing savvy, and management skills of private entrepreneurs are critical to the successful application of a new technology.
A combination of measures and international agreements must be found that would allow taxpayers to obtain decent returns on their investments, without removing the incentives for savvy entrepreneurs to commercialize innovative products.
Modi likes to be portrayed as a technologically savvy twenty-first-century leader.
In fact, savvy autocratic rulers favor less talented successors, because they are easier to groom and control on their way to power.
But some are claiming that the cycle is now broken, especially in technologically savvy countries like the United States.
Many countries – even technologically savvy ones – can still benefit from the self-reinforcing cycle of technological advancement, rising productivity, and employment growth.
Assuming Ramaphosa has the determination, political savvy, and support to drive sweeping change, he will not be alone.
Useful traits in business, like aggressiveness or political savvy, might be poorly suited to philanthropy.
And, given the stellar valuations of some startups, it’s easy to assume that a healthy ecosystem of savvy companies and venture capital funding is all that is needed to ensure innovation.
The question now is whether Macron – who went on to secure an unassailable majority in the French National Assembly – can break the mold, or whether he will provide further proof that media savvy is no substitute for experience in the political trenches.
A shortage of politically savvy leaders plagues the rebel-controlled East.
In the area of tax avoidance, discussion needs to broaden beyond developed economies; as the International Monetary Fund recently pointed out, developing economies’ budgets are disproportionately affected by multinational companies’ savvy accounting strategies.
Indeed, China has developed the world’s most sophisticated system of Internet blocking and censorship, thereby hiding information unfavorable to China’s rulers from all but the most technologically savvy.
And yet, even during periods of government repression, savvy journalists have always found audiences for their dissenting views.
The new Middle East that is emerging before us is probably both “post-Western,” given the rise of new powers, and “post – Islamist,” with the revolt led by young, technologically savvy people with no ties to political Islam whatsoever.
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