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smarter

adjective as in stylish, fashionable

adjective as in brisk, lively

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“A lot of families,” Foster said, “the smarter one usually comes over here and the other one goes to the other school and then the family’s torn, you know what I mean?”

What they do need is for their employers — especially the large companies that design their own health plans or exert considerable influence over third-party insurers' coverage decisions — to adopt a smarter approach to the problem.

From Salon

"I think that Howard didn't care. He thought he was smarter than everybody else."

From BBC

“The sooner they realize that, the smarter they’ll be about how to move forward.”

Did you see “Conclave,” a pulpy entertainment that, because of its fancy trappings, seems smarter than it actually is?

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

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