shrewdly

• “Granted, that "if Obama acts shrewdly" is a loophole big enough to drive a car into a ditch through.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Donk Depression

• “A clever police captain shrewdly detects the motive behind the crime and is able to penetrate the group, trap the killer, and obtain his confession.”

  Caught in the Crossfire: Adrian Scott and the Politics of Americanism in 1940s Hollywood

• “’ *** ‘As we walked homeward, Scott being a little fatigued, laid his left hand on Tom’s shoulder, and leaned heavily for support, chatting to his “Sunday pony, ” as he called the affectionate fellow, just as freely as with the rest of the party; and Tom put-in his word shrewdly and manfully, and grinned and grunted whenever the joke chanced to be within his apprehension.”

  Paras. 50-73

• “These messages were sealed, and protected shrewdly from the weather, and I was to deliver them to the whale-ships of the Arctic, ice-bound by the great Mackenzie.”

  Grit of Women

• “These messages were sealed, and protected shrewdly from the weather, and I was to deliver them to the whale-ships of the Arctic, ice-bound by the great”

  Grit of Women

• “the infected" (a euphemism shrewdly referenced in posters in the background of certain scenes in this movie).”

  Irish Blogs

• “Western Cape premier Hernus Kriel has "shrewdly" reshuffled his cabinet, according to a Cape Times report released before his official announcement on the forthcoming changes.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “He’s what you might call shrewdly inattentive, an approach that’s allowed him to carry on with the life he wants.”

  Simon & Schuster: After the Diagnosis

• “He may have dropped the cloak, "shrewdly," and some friend found it and returned it to the Chevalier.”

  The Grey Cloak

• “But is "shrewdly", which has connotations of dishonesty, the best term here?”

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