So far General Anupong is backing Mr Samak, who shrewdly built bridges with the army chief.
Sensing an opportunity, direct providers have been shrewdly expanding their own investment advisory services.
The thing he misses as he shrewdly surveys the field is what he is: the president.
At the same time, developers shrewdly learned how to swap public amenities for bigger buildings.
Timberlake, swinging his lithe body around the room, has become a shrewdly likable actor.
Since then, however, Mr Netanyahu has travelled far, shrewdly allowing his convictions to be changed.
It is this vulnerability in Mr Blair that Mr Hague is now shrewdly exploiting.
Very shrewdly, China has not proposed that the yuan replace the dollar as the global reserve currency.
Shrewdly betting on telecom, they got in early after the sector opened to private companies in the 1990s.
Shrewdly, Ballard made sure his sea-bottom itinerary took him close to where the Titanic was thought to lie.
Steve Jobs shrewdly gave iTunes away free not only to Mac users and but also to Windows users.
But remember that once you go, you will be forever known as the coward who ran away, he added shrewdly.
The conclusion that Baghdadis are beginning to draw from all this is that their government has shrewdly wrong-footed the coalition forces.
Shrewdly, Mr Cameron put his quest for a more responsive and efficient state in the context of globalisation and its impact.
We get that this is the Gingrich plan, shrewdly designed to get you a great job, president, and, come what may, prosperity.
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Ihnatko saves the best for last: The final few grafs speculate shrewdly on why the RAT will be what it will be.
Reitman also shrewdly adapted the screenplay from Christopher Buckley's savage satiric novel.
Both parties to this deal shrewdly hope to score some domestic gains.
Hungry for broadband content, I noticed that Verizon Communications shrewdly rented space next to the press room, also known as the feed lot.
In 1994 it shrewdly decided to set up a development corporation and remove day-to-day business decisions from the hands of the tribal government.
Having endured endless jokes about his oversized frame, the New Jersey governor shrewdly decided the best path was to poke fun at himself.
With the power of the Tea Party waning, Obama is shrewdly trying to drive a wedge between the GOP extremists and the mainstream.
Mr Messier has shrewdly grabbed the opportunity to shift all of Vivendi's debt (now reduced to euro16.5 billion) into the more sluggish division.
Nick Denton shrewdly hired native digital reporters to break some news (he paid for scoops, too) so he could capture search and social traffic.
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Also working in its favor: The most-watched network shrewdly selected How I Met Your Mother stand-out Neil Patrick Harris to emcee the show.
The Diamond Jubilee has prompted a slew of new royal biographies, making familiar points about how the monarchy has shrewdly adapted to modern mores.
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Most of these flaws, however, can be fixed with a shrewdly wielded blue pencil, giving "Hands on a Hardbody" a straight shot at commercial success.
She wielded power shrewdly and easily, making her that rarest of things: a woman who working from an original script discomfited the very male precincts of traditional authority.
Fox programming executives have shrewdly used the series as a platform to launch or boost other Fox shows, including Fringe, House, Lie to Me and Glee.
Debitel, which owns no cables or transmitters, has already become the country's third-largest mobile-telephone operator by buying capacity from other companies and marketing it more shrewdly.
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