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Rhaenyra is savvier than the Lannister Queen Who Shouldn’t Have Been, pointing out that the previous ruler’s decades without major conflict means he hasn’t seen any battles either.

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Where we’re at in the run of reality TV and the very online culture we live in, people are both savvier and more skeptical about the reality they are presented.

The fighting led to the government losing control of the country's north to the Houthis - who over the years have become savvier and better equipped.

From BBC

Says Dallek: “Their successors were politically savvier and took Birch ideas and updated them for contemporary politics.”

Genuinely exciting in some ways while understandably stilted in some others, the end result of reviving a beloved film for a new adaptation ends up being a far savvier move than you might expect.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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